Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-26
Saturday, September 26, 1908.
LOCAL NEWS.

Accomac begins Monday, October
5th.
Master Alfred Edmonds left We'd
nesday to resume his studies at Rich
mond College.
Mr.. Z. T. Koenig, clerk of Lee
School district, will contract with
colored teachers next Friday, October
I'd.
McCleary & Nelson will have a car
load of flrst-class horses and mules at
Accomac Z. H, September 29th and
30th.
Mr.. Broaddus G. Killmon, of Keller,
who has been i'll for several weeks
with typhoid fever, is slowly conva-
leScing.
A new millinery store will by open
ed at Parksley, near store of Causey
& Core, on October LIST, by Miss S. NJ.
Matthews.
Misses Velma and Leila Mckay, of
Baltimore, who have been visiting
Mrs. Pearl Hickman, of Keller, have
returned to their home.
Miss Stella Adams, after spending a
week with relatives and friends at
Accomac G. H., returned to her home
in Baltimore on last Monday.
Mrs. B. r. Broughton has arrived
home with her fall line OF millinery
and will have her opening Thursday
and Friday, October 1st., and I'd.
A fair will be held at Crousontown
NJ. e. Church October 9Th and 10th,
beginning at , o'clock. Supper and
the usual refreshments will be served.
Protracted services will begin in
DrummondtOwn Methodist Church on
Sunday, Sept smber 9th. DR.. w. II
Edwards will preach morning and
night.
Hon. Garter Glass, member of Con-
gress from Lynchburg, Va, will be
present and deliver an address at
Accomac {. H., Monday, October 9Th,
courtday.
The ladies Of Grant Memorial NJ.
p. Church will have fair and oyster
supper at the church on Tuesday,
September 29th. Ice cream and cake
also will be served.
Mrs. L. D. Lewis, Parksley, has a
full line of millinery, with trimmed
hats specially, and will have her
Fall opening, October 1st., 2d and Sd.
See advertisement.
Byron and George, sons Of Mr..
Robert p. COleburn, and NOla, daugh-
ter of Mr.. SAM. Q. Melson,il of late
with typhoid fever, at their homes at
AccOmac {. H., are cOnValescent.
N. E. Byrd will sell at public auc-
tion on his premises, near MappSville
on Tuesday October 9th, all his farm
ing outfit and other valuable personal
property, as appears in advertisement
in another column.
Asher, the son of Mr.. q. Smith Mil
liner, in hospital in Norfolk for treat
ment and i'll at one time, it was
thought, beyond hope OF recovery, &C
cordlng to late reports is improving
and expected home in about two
weeks.
The Confederate Choir of Ports
mouth, Va, will give concert at
Accomac q. H., the evening of Octo-
Der I'd, for the benefit OF the Jefferson
Davis Chapter, U ID. &. The public
is most cordially invited to be present
and enjoy rare musical treat.
Roy D. White, trustee, will sell at
public auction at Grape OH Saturday,
October Sd, tract or parcel of land
improved by two story dwelling
house, situated near that place, be-
longing to Abram ii. Wise and wife.
For fun particulars see posters.
Parksley Lodge, No. 256, I. o. OF.
in body, will attend services at the
Methodist Protestant Church, Parks
ley, on Sunday night, September u,
1905. All members are requested TO
assemble at the hall at o'clock that
night and proceed to the church.
Those wishing to witness the
"Clansman," Saturday evening, Sept
ember Goth, at Cape Charles, can do
SO and return home after the perform
ance as the n. Y, p. q n. R., will
run special train making all local
stops between Cape Charles and
Parksley.
Mr.. r. W. Somers, of the firm of
Somers & Somers, Blox0m, visited
Baltimore, Philadelphia and other
cities this week for the purpose of
buying new Fall goods. See his adj
vertisement next week for the bar
gains they have TO offer you.
Nathl. B. Wescott, &. Walter Mapp
and Stewart K. Powell, attOrneys-in-
fact for the heirs OF Jane l Martin,
deceased, will sell at public auction,
at Pungoteague, on Saturday, the
81 day of October, 1905, the valuable
real estate of the said decedent. This
land is we'll timbered. For further
particulars see posters.
New advertisements in this issue Of
the paper: Leatherbury, BelOte q
Co, Autumn fashions; Dickinson &
Son, TALL opening; a. H. G. Mears,
new goods; Belle Haven Furniture
Co; Z. l. Kent, Wonder stove lid;
Mrs. O. A. German, millinery Waddy
Hotel, Geo. w. Milliner, proprietor;
Likes, Berwanger & Co., clothing.
Messrs. Johnson & Ewell, Parksley,
Virginia, have just arrived home from
Philadelphia with car load OF well
selected horses and mules, suitable
for farm and road purposes. In the
lot there are two pairs of young, large
mules, well broken. Prospective
BUYERS are respectfully invited TO look
the lot over before purchasing else
where.
Hon. William A. Jones, our repre-
sentative in Congress and the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party for an
other term, will be present at AccO-
mac c. H., October 3, cOurtday, and
deliver an address. His. opponent,
MIR Geo Wise, the Republican nOmi-
nee. will also be present and, it is un-
derstood, that joint debate may be
expected.
Judge William H. Mann, candidate
for Governor of Virginia, has accept
/, ed an invitation to deliver an address
at the Confederate Reunion at Park
Glow on Thursday, October 1st. Hons.