Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-11-27

and all the necessary paraphernalia fOI
building himself small residence for the
winter. The letter states he will
! clear his own land and he will take
contracts from anyone to clear their
farms for $40 pulling out the roots and
stumpe, and leaving the land ready to
plow He has authorized Mr.. Risley ol
the New York office to take contracts
from them at that price, and says if he
| can get any amount of work to do he
will soon provide the necessary men; il
not enough in Estelle, he " i'll bring them
from New York. He expects to be locat-
ed by Friday of this week. From our
personal experience with Mr.. Lott, we
would say that he will do all he states
in his letter. He is young man of ener-
gy and ability. and full OF push and vim.
Franz J. Boehley, owner of farms 897,
500, S95, 1913, SS5, SS4, 1913, 882, ar
rived here Thursday with his household
goods, farm implements and horse in
preparation to move his family down as
soon as he can provide suitable shelter.
He will start at once to erect building
24x36, which he will use for a temporary
dwelling until such time as he can build
a house, and then he will convert the
same into stable. Mr.. Boehley, who is
a pr actical farmer, comes from HaledOn,
N. j., and purchased his land last Au-
gust. He is a thorough farmer, having
lived all his life on farm. Hethorough-
ly believes in the place, and has sold
since August five farms to his neighbors.
Heis accompanied by Frank Berchtold,
of farm S91. Mr.. Berchtold is a mason
and carpenter, and will build Mr.. Boeh-
1nx, tc, Il III
nently, and will build on his own farm.
He will be pleased to receive any work
at his trade, and can estimate on all
kinds of buildings complete. Mr.. BOeh-
ley's neighbor, Van De Ploeg, will move
down next March, or sooner, provided he
can dispose of his property. He is the
owner of S92, and 893. All these farms
are located on Ninth ave, and this will
give Ninth ave, good start. While
there are but few houses on tract 8, yet
we feel sure that it will not be backward
in developing. We are pleased that
these gentlemen have come, and are sure
they will make good, reliable citizens.
The following letter was received and
we publish the same without change as
revuested by the author. This is free
independent column and we would be
CLAN to hear from you all. ~
estele nov Is
Mr. editor.
deer sur rite U this lettur
to Say that no All the men hear an we hav no
purson wot rites poety an that krank wot calls
hisself the unnown poet had better bag his he'd
and stay unnown or hour club will take satis-
factun if we get i'm Nobody rites pottery except
phoets and pursOns in love thear is no persun hear
in love except the man what's after the widder The
estele hunting club is all right and i'm for hatch
Oposhion but that Georg rechart on first st he
went to fadelfia Won day last Week and boaght
pare OF ded Rabbets filed them with gras and
placed them were Mr. hatch Kud shut at en- He
is trying to ruin Mr. hatch reputashum as a
huntor hit was failure he did not Shute but is
lucking out now for big game in the purson OF a
big feer wot lives near first st hif he gets shoot
friend Gorge will not sat down for Sevel weeks as
Mr. hatch is loaded with bird shot
that excursion of Mr. Risley was fine Gee whiz
is All of them ere good lucking gals coming here
drived me wagun he'd some fine gals on hit
was sorry dint hav my Store cloes on dun all
kud four Mstur risley that day tel Him SO
tough doesent live hear am going to cume be-
kause the land is guide their is Severl pussuns
hear wot l nose they are all nice peapal no
jealocy no quarels all are good trends together
and that is the reson likes them don't likes
any purson that don't likes estele he'd a good
dinner sat down early and got up late eat
from New york that is named breck II he went to
a eating kontest with me / wont eat any thing
four week but gus he wood beat me then
guess they must be powerful feeders in New York
il they send i'm a spesisemun OF there town
loked arond Lean for man that wood locke like
the man WOO rites pottery didn't sea any sech
lookeng feIler our Skuleman sez that poets alters
has long hare and looks sad vel this poet will
look wusser and sad if the club get i'm don't print
eny more Of his stuf have taken your paper four
thre yers but have never pade eny money yit but
will if have good Shutting this rabbit season
will send you six pares ofrabbitsmy Skulemarm
told me when told her wood likes to be a editor
That nobody pade them eny money and gues
she noed it All they live on wind she sez when l
az her how they done for wittals gues they do
and that is the reson they has SO mnch to say
seen you Mr. editor on the Xcursion felt sorry
four you loked so thini will send yon the rab-
it sure please send me the name of the poet whot
live here Print this has send it dint go to skull
but six yeers and guess plenty mistakes but
our peapel kan stand poetry they kan stand
nything Your truly
IKE.
SOMERS POINT.
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