Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-03-13

PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.
Dr. James North, dentist, No 30 South
Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, Nj.
Mr. John York is on the sick list.
Ex Sheriff Isaac Collins has been on the
sick list.
William Miller has moved to Allan tic
City.
Charles A. Campbell was in town on
Friday.
Mr. Kirscht is constantly improving
his property
The Frogs began their Spring croak-
ing last week.
Miss Lizzie n Risley is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Although it is March we are having
warm April Showers.
We want local correspondents in every
town in the county.
Insure with A. Fl. Phillips & Co., 1928
Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City.
Nj. Cox contemplates building larger
store In the near future.
Mrs. Robert Willis spent Tuesday last
in Atlantic City visiting relatives.
Mr.. Barker, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Steelman Collins.
Robert Willis has had his shop repa-
pered and made other Improvements.
Miss Willamina Boice of Atlantic City
spent several days with her mother last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Faulkner Willis spent
Tuesday last with friends in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Myers entertained
a party of friends at Tea on Saturday of
last week.
Misses Matte and Edna Risley spent
Tuesday of last week with relatives in
Atlantic City.
The trees and shrubbery have begun to
bud A few weeks more and they will be
in full bloom.
DR.. Samuel johnson Dentist, Absecon,
n. j., prices reasonable, satisfaction
guaranteed.
Do not pay such Enormous Prices.
Employ Undertaken Harley l.. Warner.
Save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, OF Philadelphia,
spent part of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Ryon and daugh-
ter, of Atlantic City, spent Sunday with
friends in the borough.
Mrs. and Mrs Daniel L. Risley, of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday in Town
visiting relatives and friends.
Stephens and Tatem, paper hangers
and decorators, have opened store in
Risley & Farr's old Office.
The "monitor" which Charles Bowen
has been building for his brother &c.
was launched last week.
Mrs. Harley l.. Warner spent portion
of last week with her Parents at New
field n J. her mother being sick.
Our predecessor Mr.. E. R. Hates is fore
man in the job department OF the new
Atlantic City Daily Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Disbrow, of Darby
Pa, were in town last week attending
the funeral of the formers mother.
Mr.. Frank and Curt Risley have left for
the Delaware to get their boat in readi-
ness for oyster dredging April lst.
Mrs. Harley L. Warner spent Monday
in Atlantic City with her sister Mrs. Z.
il. Hrlce VINO is sick at this writing.
Mrs. William Fish and daughter are
visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Scull, at Bargaintown-
Fha owners of the Laundry found ti1i...
their well was not deep enough and
worked until midnight Saturday lower
ingit,
A lengthy original poem from the pen
of a talented young lady of Atlantic
County will appear in the next issue. of
the PRESS.
Mrs. Martha Robinson, our leading
milliner spent last week in Philadelphia
attending the millinery openings of the
largest dealers.
make my own caskets and coffins that
is why my prices are lower than Others. |
do not charge extra for my wife's service
Harley L. Warner Undertaken.
Mr.. 0llin Disbrow, who lives in the
South, has been in town the past week
called here by the illness and death of his
mother, Mrs. Nathane Disbrow.
At the Red Mems celebration last week
mention of Miss Edna Nieman's
organ playing was accidently omit ted
by the gentleman who furnished us the
copy.
Administrators and executors of es-
tates can have their estate notices adver-
tised in the PRESS by so informing the
Surrogate. Don't forget your home
paper.
Mr.. Josiah Risley, who is at Alberque-
que, N. NJ, does not improve as fast as
lis friends could wish, but all hope with
the coming summer to have him home
with us again.
Undertaken Harley l.. Warner is teach
ing his wife the art of Embalning and in
the future all Female Cases will be cared
for by her. MIR. Warner studies to please
his customers in time of death.
Mrs. Steelman, who has been an inmate
at the Aims House for number of years,
left there last Wednesday for good, hav-
ing through the aid of Henry Lake, Esq
recently gotten pension which was
due her.
The many relatives and friends of Mr.
Horace Leeds, the lightweight prize
fighter would have been much pleased to
have the bout with "Griffo' called 8
draw. "Hod" will clean him up yet, at
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