Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-09-12
NEIGHB0RHOOD NOTES,
OuancOck.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Shield are III
New York.
Mr.. G. Fred Kelley left Monday for
Richmond.
Miss Annie E. Hopkins is visiting
relatives at Franktown.
Mrs. Bette Broughton is in New
York, buying her fall millinery.
A very pleasant dance was given at
Hopkins Hall. Wednesday evening.
MIR. F. d. Parks and son, Master
J. Drummond, spent this.week IN Nor
folk.
Mrs. William A. Thomas, of Cape
Charles, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
II. Powell.
Mrs. 0. L. Parks visited her sister,
Mrs. Mary f. Wilson, near Birdsnest'
this week.
Mr.. ]. Drummond Fosque spent
Sunday with his brother, DR.. George
Lee FOsque.
Mr.. John w. West left Thursday to
resume his studies at the University
of Virginia.
Mrs. Frederick w. Wood is the
guest of Miss Margaret n. Groton at
1.-The Naples"
Miss Trixle Lee LeCato, of New
York City, is the guest OF Mrs. John
w. Duncan.
Miss Bette NJ. Poulson is in Nor
folk, the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Edward Gotrgan.
Miss Byzantine Horsey, of Horsey,
Va, was the guest of Miss Margaret
G. West this week.
Mrs. Edward Nottingham and
daughter, of Eastville, are the guests
of DR.. Q. J. Harmanson.
Miss Ruth NJ. Powell, of Baltimore,
is at Kerr Place, visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. MARGARET a. Powell.
Mrs. James F. Parker is quite sick
with typhoid fever, at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Leonard Young.
Miss Elva Harrington, of Milling
ton, Md, of late the guest of Miss
I Lucy Wise, left for home Saturday.
Miss Helen Walden, of Danville, is
the guest of Miss Nola Mears. Miss
/ Walden will teach at Harborton, the
coming session.
Mr.. R. J. Reveley, of Lexington, who
will be principal of the Onancock
High School the coming session, ar
, rived on the 4th.
Mr.. Abel G. Kelley and Miss Hattie
Parks returned Wednesday from a
visit to DR.. Winifred w. Kelley at
; Long Island Beach.
Master John w. LeCato, of late the
guest of his grand mother, Mrs. Abe
q. Kelley, returned to his home IL
/ Baltimore, Thursday.
Misses Mary and Margaret Harman'
3 son, who have been the guests OF Mrs
> Warner Ames, returned 10 their home
{ in Baltimore, Monday.
Mr.. John Parker Lee Hopkins left
Monday for Charlottesville, where he
will matriculate as a student OF the
; University of Virginia.
4 Miss Isabelle Young, after very
pleasant visit to her schOol-mate, Miss
Virginia r. Hopkins, lett for her home
in Dunn, n. c., Wednesday.
Miss Sadie E. Fletcher returned
r Friday from visit to Miss Charlotte
e Corbin, of Jenkins Bridge, and Mrs
Thomas w. Hargis, Of POcomoke.
Mrs. J. c. Cornick and son, Master
p Edgar, left Monday for Virginia
: Beach, where they Will be the guests
T of Mrs. Cornick'S father, Mr.. Edgar
' Macon.
Miss Jennie GUSTS left for her home
, in Baltimore, Wednesday, accom-
: panied by Master William Powell, who
l. will return 20 his home in st. Mary
u county, Md.
The horse, Doctor Bill, belonging t.
a Mr.. L. @. Sturgis won the race a
:, Prospect Park, Baltimore, Tuesday IL
u I2Ig}. Mr.. Sturgis has recently adde'
d TWO standard bred yearlings to hi
Il stable.
Mr.. O. L. Paker went to Baltimore
J. Monday to accompany home his littl
n daughter, Miss Catherine, who ha
Al been the guest of her aunt, Miss Sara
IS G.. Parker, of that city, for severe
" weeks.
Miss Annie Z. Peters, of the Firs
y National Bank clerical force, on
N visit to her parents in Salisbury, Nd
y Saturday last, haG dress suit case i
'e which was wearing apparel valued
d $40 taken from the local North boun
train of that day The coach We
n crowded and the case was put nes
5. the door. Notwithstanding care
I'M bearing her name and address, VIZ
H. attached to the case up to this tim
D. she has no tidings of it.
" The Sylax Concrete Company {
Baltimore have leased of Mr.. Tul
III w. Parker, for a term of invent
nm wears, the saud beach at Ware Pom
h The Northern entrance to OnancoC
z creek. 1t is intended to freight tt
h sand to Baltimore in barges and
.e. railroad track, which is now being p'
down, will be used to transport
across the strip of land TO them. INT
d, will be loaded at wharf inside II
ey creek. Houses are being built for u
IT. homes of workmen, and operation
lie are expected to begin within the ne
ne thirty DAYS. The contract calls Il
80 the loading of three barges a wee
p II is understood that the cOnsideratl(
was seventy-fve dollars per week I
TO the time engaged.
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