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Onley.

Miss L. Mazda Marsh has returned
from a visit to Reedville, and Mrs.
Cordie Savage and Mrs. Blackboard
are among the arrivals this week
from Baltimore.
The l.. T. LIS held a very enjoyable
social at home of the superintendent,
Miss Sadie Savage, on Friday Of last
week. REGULATIONS and songs by the
little ones added much to the occa-
sion. A silver offering, taken at the
door, Melted quite little sum. Choc-
olate and cake were served. The
guests left at late hour with thanks
to the hostess and L. T. LIS for the
pleasant evening.
The Onley w. @. T. U. met at the
home of Mrs. Eva Parks, Tuesday
March oath, with Is members pres
ent. After devotional exercises the
business part of the meeting was
taken up. Treasurer reported palt
ND membership for 60 members an(
$4,000 contributed to State work
Mrs. Savage presented the Union will
ls11.2O, a present from Capt. Poll
Lang. of AccOmac, and it was vote(
that a note of thanks be sent him
The Union adjourned to meet the las
Tuesday in April at the home of Mrs
Annie L. COpes.
| A very beautiful marriage was sol
Iemnized at the home of Mr.. q. L
Beloat, Onley, on the 18th inst.
when his daughter, Miss Maude, be
came the bride of Mr.. Marvin Martin
of Onancock, Rev. j. D. Hosier Oil
ciating. The bride was beautiful
attired in cream mohair and tn
groom in conventional black. In
bridesmaids and groomsmen were
Miss Sallie Beloat, maid of honor, an
George Twyford, best man; Miss Co
die Savage and Sydney Beloat; Nil
> Mamie Read and Carroll Joynes ;Ml'
Mamie Beloat and Willie Killmo1
Miss Amanda Read and Wellie Outel
The wedding march was beautiful
rendered by Miss Bessie Beloat. III
o presents were numerous and han
some.
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Parksley.

Messrs. Roy D. White and E. F.
Colona spent few days in Richmond
this week.
Miss Phoebe Decker, of York, Pa. ;
arrived Thursday as trimmer for Mrs.
L. d. Lewis.
Mrs. E. o. F. GUSTS, of Onancock,
spent few day this week with Mrs
H. T. Mason.
Miss Lena Johnson, who is teach
ing at Woman's College, Richmond
spent several days with her parents
this week.
The Parsley Athletic Club is pre-
pairing a drama, entitled 1.-THE Blaci
Breach of Promise Suit" which viii
be rendered the early part of April.
The Ushers' Union, of the NJ. I
Church, met Friday evening and ate
installation of officers repaired t
Parks Hall where refreshments wer
served.
Mr.. John S. Scott and sister, Mis-
Stella. are in Wilmington, DEL, wher
thew have been called by the sudde
death of their brother, Mr.. Willar
E. Scott.
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Mappsvllle.

Our merchants are receiving Spring
goods daily and report business good.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Rayfield spent
last week with friends at Pocomoke
city.
Mrs. Sallie A. Gillespie, OF our town,
left last Monday for treatment IN Bal
timore hospital.
Miss May Stroud, of Pocomoke city,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Walsh
Jr., at this writing.
Our town is coming to the front
Messrs. Bloxom & Son and o. NJ
Chandler have installed gas lights.
Prof. Geo. w. Gillespie, our pros
porous insurance agent, left on Mon
day last for Richmond, Washington
and Baltimore on business trip.
Reports say, that Bethel Baptis
Church will in the near future be ex
tensively repaired and with improve
ments as follows: Baptistry, met
ceiling and walls, new pews, elevate
floor &c.
Our postofice patrons are overJoye
on account of their new mail system
which went into effect March 26tf
Credit for same is due to the Hon. "
A. Jones, who assisted few OF OF
patrons in securing same.
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ChIncoteague.
George Thornton and Miss Mamie
Hopkins were married on 14th inst.

George Thornton and Miss Mamie
Hopkins were married on 14th inst.
Mrs. Louis Sharpley, Mrs. VIM
Rureh and Mr.. f. j. Clark are on the
sick list.
Mr.. Augustus BoDstead, third as
sistant of Assateague Light has ten
dered his resignation.
Miss Yula Doughty, after taking
Spring course in millinery in Balti-
more, has returned home.
Our base ball team is being reor-
ganized and will send challenges soon
to ball players in other sections.
Capt. West, inspector of Life Saw
ing service, spent the week with us,
looking after the duties of his Office.
Capt. VIM. Hill, of the Delmarva,
we are glad to state, in the civil SER
vice examination of 40 competitors,
stood at the head of the list.
The oyster season has closed and
no one will disobey the Law in regard
to seed oysters in our waters this sea-
son, as there are none to catch.
DIr. Joseph Stefiins, fireman of
Steamer Chincoteague, passed sue
cessfully examination for position OF
chief engineer in Baltimore this week.
NJ. E. Conference, recently III SEES
sion at Wilmir gton, sent us Rev. g.
wv. Stillings, of Phoebus, and Rev. T.
10. Jones from this place to Gum
borO, Del.
Miss Eva Burton, of Philadelphia
is home on a visit and at reception
given her by her sisters on Tuesday
night large number of young people
we're in attendance.
Sloops, Flora Flea and Georgi'
James, changed owners this week
The former belonging to VIM. Jones
: and others was bought by Walter
Vessels and the latter by Isaac Saw
age & Son from parties at Mearsvilie
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this week
w. E. Wise, j. Bloxom, B. E. Gillis
w. K. Doughty, John Deford, j. b
Wrightson, Baltimore; F. j. Fon
tague, F. j. Perkins, w. T. w. Trout
j w. D. Clement, d. L. Peck, f. K
= Lippincott, Philadelphia; W. @. Hall
Jr., Chicago; @. E. Davis, Milford
= d. A. Jack, Rochester, N. Y; Chas
. Deshield, Salisbury; J. M. Emerson
5 Milford; w. j. Baker, j. E. Ross
: Capt. West, Accomac.
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Hakemie Park.

Mrs. Harry 7. White is visiting at
Pocomoke, Md.
Our town is being improved by a
new bridge and shell road.
Miss Hayes Mister, who has been
sick with the grip, and Master Gray
son Elliott who had his leg hurt by a
hand car, we are glad to report, are
out again.
Among recent visitors in town
were: Mrs. Culver, of Delmar, DEL
Miss Mamie Byrd, of Oak Hall, ano
Mr.. R. L. Wimbrow, of Newport
News, Mrs. Richards, of Pocomoke
Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Mears gave de
lightful masquerade party at thell
home Saturday, March 21. Among
those present were: Misses Julia Ola
ham, dressed as a gypsy, Stell'
Slocomb, as old maid, Hayes Mister
grandma, Lois Alice, red-riding hood
Beatrice Thornton, and old forum
teller, Mamie Byrd, Queen OF May
Mamie Grinnalds,a lady of color, Mrs
o. S. Mears, a fairy; Messrs. Cllnto
Matthews, dude, Bayard Conquest
dude, Harry Jones, cowboy, Will
Holland and Alfred Thornton as ger
tlemen of color, and others. A
eveven O'Clock refreshments wer
served and at late hour the guest
bid their host and hostess goodnight
thanking them for such a delightfI
evening.
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New Church.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Stockley were
among the welcome visitors recently
The measles is still attacking our
boys and girls-six victims this week
The young people of town are prac-
ticing a drama to be played April
goth.
Mrs. Frank Mason and little daugh-
ter, Madge, and Miss Ella Johnson
visited Onancock a few days last
week.
Mr.. J. E. Johnson attended a call
meeting of The Eastern Shore Lie
Assurance Company at Onancock on
Wednesday last.
Miss Helen Tull, who has been So
iourning at Mona for the past three
weeks. has returned home much tc
the delight of her many friends.
Among the new enterprises IN towi
this Spring is millinery store o
Miss Flora Taylor. The opening VII
take place April 1st and I'd, and al
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. John East, successful farme
near town, accompanied by his broth
er. Edgar, and DIR. j. w. Landlord
, went to Salisbury on Saturday las
: and was operated upon for append
, c;tis He is doing well at this writ
ing.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

Miss Grace H. OFT has just come
with rs to fill the responsible position
of manager of our dry goods and dress
goods departments. Miss OFT has had
wide and varied experience IN the
numerous lines connected with this
branch of the business, in large cities
and towns, both North and South ana
comes to us we'll equipped in mercan-
tile knowledge and styles. Miss Ott
will not only be great acquisition TO
our business but her ideas and sug'
cushions regarding styles, her know
ledge of materials &C., will be grea'
aid and pleasure to our customers
who want the newest things IN dress
goods and trimmings. we Will pe
very glad to make you acquainted
with her.
Leatherbury, Belote & Co.,
The Undertaking Store.
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Church Notes.
Committee

A mass meeting for men will be
held at M. E. Church, South, Oman
cock at three O'Clock, Sunday p. M,
March 9Oth, conducted by Rev. W.
G. Parker, evangelist. Subject-A
great question and its answer.
Assawaman NJ. E. Church, South
will be dedicated on Sunday, Apr
9Th. Rev. James Arthur VIM, Of
Boydton, Va, will preach the dedl
catory sermon at II a. M; Rev. W'J
Twilley will preach at S:9O,p. M anc
Rev. w. H. Edwards, presiding eldel
of the Eastern Shore District VIII
preach at p. m. A cordial greeting
awaits all at these services.
J. Elmer Hearn, P. Q.
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Harbort0n.

MIR. ]. w. Sturgis is improving ano
Miss Leila Hornsby and Mr.. james
Beasley are out again.
Mrs. w. d. Evans came on the boat
Monday from Baltimore, greatly I'M
proved in health, and was welcomed
by her many friends.
A very welcome visitor to our town
Sunday morning was Mr.. Chas. war
rem. of Dawson, Pa, looking as well
and Jolly as ever. He left Tuesday
on urgent business.
One of the officials of the Keller
Bank has a good deal of business here
on Sundays. He seems to take a
rood deal OF interest in our academy,
Judging from the company he Keeps
A debate will be held next Monday
night in the hall by the Order OF Reo
Men subject, (Which is the most
destructive fire or water" All broth
ers and their friends are cordially In
vited.
A crowd of citizens were out tues
day night with lanterns, looking toi
the road machine and after being ou'
all night the search was given up az
no sign of it was seen. Hip boots
supplied to pedestrians by Capt D. =
Kelley at Saw Mill Point.
A game of base ball will be played
here on the 2Sth. between Harbortoi
and PungoteaglIe. Game called a
2:3O D. M. A very exciting and clos
game is expected. Everybody COM
and root for their side. A good gam
and tine guaranteed. Ladies espec
tally welcome.
A mock trial, before a crowde'
court room, was held in the hall D.
Council 1O8, Jr. o. L. a. M, las
Thursday. Miss Carrie Flatfoote sue
Mr.. ]. Jenkins for breach of promis
and 500, 900. The case was tried be
fore Judge w. d. Evans, who locke
very dignifed and sedate. ADJ
speeches were made byAttorneys Je
and Ted Adams for the defense an
Attorneys W. NJ. Taylor and W
Adams for the prosecution. Quite
lot of fun was had out of the evidenc
of witnesses. The jury found We
dict of not guilty, which was receive
with applause.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
OnancOclS.


Mrs. J. P. L. Hopkins is in Balti-
more.
Mrs. M. A. Tyler is extremely Ill at
the home of Mr.. Aaron s. Thomas.
Miss Ruth Watson, who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever for five
weeks. is somewhat improved.
Mrs. A. B. Simmerman and Miss
Catherine Simmerman, of Accomac'
spent few days at the home of DR..
f. r. Leatherbury this week.
The trustees of the Onancock High
School met Monday and decided on
Friday, May 22nd, for Commence
ment day, which will make term OF
ST months.
Work on the trolley survey is pro
crossing. Satisfactory arrangements
have been made with the n. Y. T. q
N. Railroad for crossing and proper
switch connections at Tasley.
Revival services are being held at
the M. E. Church, South, every
morning at 1890 and every evening
at 1880. Rev. Mr.. Parker. chaplain
of the list Virginia regiment, is as
sisting the pastor.
Rev. U. T. Williams, of Chase CITY
Virginia, will preach in the Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and night
and at Savageville in the afternoon
His visit is made for the purpose Of
overlooking the field and its work.
An entertainment will be given by
the ladies of Holy Trinity Episcopa
Church Easter Monday at the Towl
Hall. A drama entitled, "Just FOL
Fun" will be produced by the bes
home talent, and an attractive musl
cal program rendered.
DR.. E. w. Robertson took Maste
Spencer D. Hopkins, son of Capt. )
P. L. Hopkins, to Baltimore ounda!
night, suffering with appendicitis
He was operated upon Monday morn
ing at the Maryland University Hos
pital by DR.. Martin, and his condl
ton is very favorable.
Mr.. F. D. Parks, who has been L
Baltimore for the past two weeks, re
turned to Onancock Wednesday. MI
Parkes took his son, Master Drum
mond, to Baltimore for treatment
He was operated upon at st. Joseph
Hospital for hip disease by DR.. Nal
: tin thursday and is doing very wei
Architects from Baltimore an
Richmond have been in town durin
the week, and submitted plans for tn
5 Eastern Life Assurance Company
2 building. In addition to the Northal
e lot, the company have bought tn
t property now occupied by Mr.. Joh
S. TYLER and as laundry. This WI
increase their frontage and otherwl'
improve their buildings.
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Very respectfully submltted'
G. G. Joynes, Sup't.

The Hon. H. st. George Tucker
of Virginia, will lecture at Painter
Hall, on the 10th of April, at Sp. m.
The subject will be Education "
The lecture will embrace two parts
the school of Colonial Days" and
the school of the present Day"
This great subject in the hands OF Mi
Tucker will be interesting, instruc'
tive and humorous.
The proceeds of this lecture Will ot
appropriated in "lifting' the debt OF
the new Methodist Church at Painter
therefore, we confidently ask the pub
lie to help us. Admission, adults q
cents, children 10 cents, reserved
seats 80 cents.
OYSTERS will be served at D O'CLOCK
Reserved seat tickets on sale at )
II. Turner & Sons.
Committee.
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HOrntown.

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Rowley are
with friends in Girdletree.
Miss Jennie Short, of Greenback'
Vile. is visiting Miss Flossie Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. More have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Della
ware.
Miss Lillian Wilson, of Eastville
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Silver
thorne.
Mr.. George Berry, of Norfolk, pal'
q flving visit to his mother Mrs. L
r. Hickman, last week.
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Card.

take pleasure in informing my
MANY friends in this section that
have resumed my former position
with Likes, Berwanger & Co., cloth
iers. tailors and furnishers, s, 10 ano
- East Baltimore St., Baltimore,Md.
and solicit a continuance of the gen
erous patronage with which l have
been favored in the past.
VIM. s. Ashby.
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Millinery.

Mrs. G. NJ. Byrd, Keller, has open
ed out full line of Spring millinery
and notions. See ad in another col
umn.
The Spring and Summer millinery
goods of Mrs. Bette Martin, Pungo-
league, will be open for inspection
March 3Oth and 31st. Fuller partlcu-
lars next week.
Mrs. Broughton is buying Spring
millinery in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore this week and will an
nounce her Spring opening IN the
next issue of the paper.
Mrs. M. v. Mears, Bloxom, is home
from Northern cities with larger
line of millinery and notions than
ever before. Opening days Tuesday
and Wednesday, April 9TH and Sth.
Miss Sadie P. Duncan, of Belle
Haven. and niece, Miss Evlyn Row.
lev. of Portsmouth, have been III
philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ineton for ten days. Miss Duncan is
purchasing Spring millinery and Will
be home the last of this week. Watcn
for Miss Duncan and Company's adj
next week.
am now in the Northern cities
purchasing new hats, new silks ano
new dress goods and lots OF other
new things too numerous to mention
Have employed brand-new millinel
and ask my friends and all who de-
sire to call and see my stock, ano
guaranty to satisfy both in prices anc
quality. u
Trader & German,
Per Mrs. German.
have arrived from the Northern
cities with full line of notions AM
millinery and my opening days VII
be Wednesday and Thursday OF mex
3 week. ~ u r.oor
2 have enlarged my store ana al
] now visiting Baltimore and PhiladeI
r phia purchasing Spring goods. l WI
have my opening Saturday, April 4tn
= with a complete line of millinery
e ladies furnishing outfit and notions
S Public cordially invited to come an
b inspect my line.
e Yours truly,
. Mrs. Jas. A. Winder.
5 I am just home from the city VIII
a full line of Spring and Summer mi
linery and l invite all of my frleno
to call and inspect my goods oefoi
buying, as I think 1 can suit you DOT
in style and prices. My opening DAY
, will be Wednesday and Thursda!
n April 1st and I'd.
Miss Clara E. Duer,
:, Painter, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

Write to us for estimates on doors
sash blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints. &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Acco-
mac Court H. the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders foi
the firm.
Cane Charles Ice and Lumber %.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

If you want good advice about style
and trimming of your Easter gown"
visit the dress goods department OF the
up-to-date firm of Leatherbury, Belote
& Co.. where you will find exper-
fenced sales-ladies who know what
is "it.n
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Saturday, March %, 1908
Notice to Subscribers

An order has been issued by the
postmaster-General to the ffect'that
publishers of weekly newspapers
must drop from their subscription
lists the names of all subscribers Il
months or more in arrears ana this
ruling makes it necessary for us &c
insist upon prompt settlements in the
fnt,,re. If indebted to us please lei
the matter have your attention al
once.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

Special preparations have been
made in our Millinery department to
serve-previous to the opening all
ladies. who contemplate visiting the
MARYLAND Annual Conference, which
convenes at Snow Hill.
w. s. Dickinson & Son.
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Business Notices.

NoT1cE-I will carry teachers or
any that want to go on Chincoteagues
island in my gasoline boat the 10th OF
April, round trip one dollar, and bring
them back the 18th or 10Th, whenever
the crowd wants to leave.
'''O E. J. Savage,
Hog Neck.
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P1rBLIc AUCTIoN-Of valuable real
estate On Saturday, April 18th next,
I will sell at public auction in the
IN : w If Onaucock, at 2:30 O'Clock, p.
m, all the real estate OF WnIcn o;U ua9
late Thomas @. Kellam diea seizeo
and possessed, located in said town WI
For further information see posters
the : 70 undersigned, or Warner Ames,
attorney. ]. c. W. Leatherbury,
a''oi"0' Attorney-in-fsct.
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We want you to see our line OF
silks and dress goods while our stock
is at its best. The large end OF our
Easter purchases is here and open
r. L. Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

The newest shapes, styles and toes
in Spring oxfords are now being
shown in our shoe department. Tans'
blacks and shiny feathers, at popular
prices.
Leatherbury, Belote & 20.
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Look in our east window and
select that high grade suit, new shape
hat and low cut shoes for that Easter
outfit.
r. L. Shield & Go.
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Our buyer just home from the large
cities with the newest and best styles,
weaves and colorings in dress goods
and trimmings.
Leatherbury, Belote & 20.
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"Everwear hosiery" is the kind to
buv. Six 90 pairs will wear for SIX
fe( months without having them to
darn R. L. Shield & Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

Silk web hat bands of any school
colors, simply hooks on and Will Ut
any hat, 25 and 80 cents
J. S. Mills.
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Have your suit ordered Saturday or
Monday, the Both, while tailoris here
J. s. Mills.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-03-28

LosT-Chain and Dresden cross be-
+reen Onancock, Onley, and Parks
lev Liberal reward will be paid for
i0' John T. White, Jr.,
Parksley, Va.
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A full line of "Stetson" hats re-
ceived this week.
s.. Mills.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Board of Supervisors meet Tuesday
March S1st.
The next term of circuit court OF
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-06-27
Not Important and Not True.

The Times last week was ungenerous
enough and unthoughtful enough, to say
that the Press was owned and controlled
by the Reed & Ellinger company They
neither own nor control it. Neither is
Mr.. Barber working for or controlled
BY the Reed & Ellinger Company, the
American Falls Development Company.
nor any other individual or company
Neither has anyone endeavored to IN
fiuence or control the policy Of the
Press, and no one could control it against
the wishes of the editor if they had any
desire to do SO. The Press has had
10 donations por honrsas The state
mef1t OF the Times u not important and
| would not have been noticed had It not
been for the fact that it was made IN IN
attempt to create sectional differences
in the hope that it would make votes
for doomed and unworthy cause
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-06-27
'LOWLINE CANAL
IS COMPLETED
Water VIII Soon Be On Large
Body Of New Land.
Water Reaches Lowlise Thfoagh Long
Concrete RAeeway, Overconiag a
Drop Of Thirty feet--A Fine
Piece Of Work.

Word comes from Aberdeen that the
low line canal of the American Falls
Canal e. Power company is completed,
connection with the main canal having
been made the first of the week Where
the low line leaves the'main canal there
is drop of thirty feet. This drop is
made through long, inclined, concrete
raceway, carrying water enough to sup
ply a canal thirty feet wide and four
feet deep.
Completion of this concrete work has
required more time than was estimated.
but it is said to be very fine piece of
work, and one upon which no repairs
will ever be necessary. Water is now.
or soon will be flowing through this
canal for large body of land Part of
this land was waoered through tenn
porary diversion channel last year. but
the larger part of it has had no water
at all. 1t is presumed work will now
be pushed with renewed vigor on later
al construction
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1908-06-27

Out in American Falls. owing TO the
efforts of..thst enterprising pen pusher,
o. H. Barber, editor of the American
Falls Press. the people there will follow
in the same pathway a. the good people
of Mslsd. The prohibition movement
WAS really started over in the Falls
country. but the city council of that
enterprizing burg have seen fit to let
the matter rest until the voters shall
decide really going down TO q local op-
ton basis, as il were. But it is fore
gone conclusion that the Falls will go
that way.
also look for the advocates of prohi-
bition TO make another closed town of
Preston. From indications, find that
there great many people in this city
who are heartily in favor of the propo-
sition and they like American Falls will
have IL come up before the voters at
the next election. /, is certain that
when the matter does come up, the
mothers and daughters will be fore
most In casting their votes for the seal
ing Of the saloons in our fair city.
-knocker in the Preston Republican.