Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-10-31
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onanc0ciS.

Mr.. w. G. West spent this week in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Abel G. Kelley is visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Miss Susie Rogers returned Monday
from trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary A. Jarvis. of EastviIle'
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E'
f. Warren.
Mr.. Alfred BIG. Rogers has returned
from trip to Westminster, South
Carolina.
Mr.. w. G. West has recently re-
ceived an order for one hundred cars
of mine props,
Mrs. Julia A. Kellam sold a portion
of ner household effects "Wednesday
at public auction
Mrs. William Scott, of Wilmington,
Del, is the guest of Miss Margaret n.
Groton at 1.-The Naples"
The schooner Lemuel Kirwan. Capt;
James, arrived Thus day with coal
for Messrs. Hopkins & Bro.
Mrs. Joseph L. Cahall, of Dover,
Del. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Is.
X. Powell, at Sans SOuci."
Mrs. w. r. Wise is home from a
two weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs.
John Paul Jones, of Lynchburg.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Howe left Mon
dav for Roanoke, Va, where she Will
spend the winter with her daughter
Careful estimates place the ship
ments OF sweet potatoes from the
county, up to this date at ooO'ooo
barrels.
The Normal department at the
Onancock High school is now III
charge of Miss Annie Wood, of Cen
terville, Nd.
Mrs. George w. Finney is home
from Baltimore, where she was called
bv the death of her father, Mr.. Duff
field Savage.
Mr.. Robert e. Powell, who is at
tending business college in Norfolk,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. b. X. Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Noting
ham and little daughter, Alice, have
returned from d visit to Mrs. Noting
HAMS parents, in Baltimore.
DR.. Robert P. Fletcher, of Whining
| ton. Del, was the guest of his aunt
Mrs. Charlotte p. Taylor, at "Ih'
Cove" for few days this week.
Rev. Walter Rhodes, of Baltimore
has accepted the call extended hun
nv the OnancOck Baptist Church. Ill
Will enter upon his duties, Decemoe
1st.
Mrs. X. Y. Anderson and littl
daughter, Nell, returned Iuesda.
from a soiourn of two months wit
relatives al Buffalo LiJhia and Lynch
) burg.
Miss Mary Rich left Friday 70
Chester, South Carolina, where sh
will be the guest OF Mrs. Llghtner, he
Miss Jennie Whealto-, or Chinco
league.
Capt. w. +. Joynes, who has bee
, loulte sick with pleurisy at the home c
ms daughter, Mrs. h. Thomas Waters
is able 10 be out. Mrs. JOynes left TO
! Baltimore, Thursday.
: Miss Henrietta Costin, of Pittsburg
: of late the guest of Mrs. " arne
Ames, left Tor Eastville, Monday
Mrs. Ames entertained aU cards Ill Mt
i nonOr Friday afternoon.
. MIR. George Nelms Wise, Republ
+ can candidate Tor congress, ana MI
4 W. Nj. HAYES, assistant secretary
the u. 5. department OF Agriculture
spoke Monday night on Iangier II
L land and Tuesday night on Saxls.
Miss Amy Warren, who has chang
of the primary department III GAP
Charles high School, is at the hon
of her mother, Mrs. Emma f. Wa
r rem. The schools IN cape Charles al
g closed on account OF scarlet fever
V Mrs. Amy Q. Weech, Virginia Stai
= Temperance Lecturer, made an a
r dress Monday night III the BapUl
Church. she is an easy, gfacei
speaker, much at home on Ine pa
2, form. and created very taVoraO
J. impression.
5 Large quantities Of Irish Pota
N seed Tor Spring planting are bell
:. nonght in Name. 1t is understo'
tnat the Produce Exchange has
Gently given orders 70 growers
p AroostOOk county Tor 22,UUO barre
u, The late crop IL Accomack, on
D. count OF the dry weather, Will
K short and inferior.