Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-06-05

DIR, James North, dentist, No. 20 Soutf
IT,, >nessee avenue, Atlantic City, NJ
W. It hot enough tor you?
NJ, -, Delaney is quite ILL.,
hot last week.
Lots of fish being caua
Our carpenters are all as b,.
Buy your truck baskets at ]. E.
& Co.
This is harvest time for the ice cream
dealers.
Fine job printing speciality. CAL at
this office.
Mrs. Martin A. Hilton left for Anglesea
on Monday.
The horses were glad when Decoration
Day was over.
We had our first Jersey berries and
peas last week.
Friday was the hottest day ever
known in May.
1t was hot enough to melt the buttons
on your clothes.
Mr.. Arnold Race is rebuilding the pi-
azza of his home.
Good advice. Keep cooll Hard to fol-
lOw-the advice.
Lots of tired fathers, mothers and
babies on Thursday.
Several of the oyster captains are
"home from the war"
Miss Agnes Collinsspent tSaturday with
relatives in Atlantic City.
On holidays city folks are glad to look
up their country cousins.
Capt. Job Risle!y and sons have re-
turned from the Delaware.
Miss Gertie Herbert of Philadelphia is
visiting Miss Alice Horton.
Mr.. Lewis Ryon and family of Atlantic
City spent Thursday in Town.
Mrs. Daniel Albertson of Atlantic City
was a visitor OH Thursday last.
Hot, hotter, hottest, hottentotter, hot
tentotterest. To be continued.
Mrs. WoIbert of Atlantic City spent
Thursday with friends i'll town.
Decoration Day proved that all the
lays" do not reside "off shore"
Almost every family in town enter
tanned visitors on Memorial Day.
Choice Fruits and Confectionery at H.
Kirscht's adjoining the Post Office. 81
Mr.. Lewis Disbrow and son of Phla-
delphia was in town on Wednesday.
Harley L. Warner, Undertaken, oppo-
site W. J. depot, Pleasantville, n. j.
Lots of ladies and gentlemen on their
bikes rode on our fine drives last week.
MIR. and Mrs. May Humphries enter
tanned friends from Atlantic on Sunday
Mrs. Stephen Pierce of Atlantic City
spent Thursday with relatives in town
Miss Jennie Ingersoll spent Monday
and Tuesday with friends in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Rogers, of Atlantic City, is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathanie
Risley.
tfyou wish your dead perfectly pre-
served employ Undertaken Harley L.
Warner.
several short communications sent by
mail were received just too late for pub
lication,
ay ri I~-Ia at the ceme
The refreShment Stu.>--
terry did a rushing business all day
Thursday.
Mark English OF Bakersyille had foul
horse bus Of relatives and friends out or
Thursday,
Mr.. Cox In addition to his tonsoria
business has added an ice cream salool
to the rear.
Wanted,a middle aged woman for gen
eral housework Address 2. o. box 155
PIeasantville.
The many varieties of roses in the gar
dehs here ';apout have commeneed t.
bloon'profusely. ~ q" i'
Although there We're estimated to b
5000 peoplein town on Thursday the.
were very orderly.
]. C. Hand of Gloucester City, n. j., i
oil aIudsdays visit with his nephew
Harley +. WARMER. -
Mrs. Wright and family of Atlanti
City spent part Of last week visitin
Sd her father R. Risley'
phe West Jersey Railroad did a bi
business and gave the people good Sc
vice on Decoration Day.
David Fairbrothers has rented a pal
of his dwelling to Atlantic City peop
for the summer months.
Mrs. James Ireland and her daughte
Mrs. Doughty OF LinwOod, spent We
hesddy With Mrs. John Ryon.
Miss Matte Risley who is spending IL
SUMMER in Atlantic City spent sever
days with her family lagt week.
t,uite number of atlantic City peop
came off early in the a. m Thursday ar
picniced in the woods hereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l. Risley gave par
on Tuesday evening last in honor OF the
daughter Marcella's 18th birthday.
q Mr.. isaac Collins, who is employed
Philadelphia spent Sunday with his pa
epts at the lower end Of the borough.
What with hokey pnkey, pretsei al
peanut men the inner man must ha
been thoroughly satisfied on Ihursda
Watches, clocks, Jewelry and Spect
cles neatly and promptly repalre
Almon J. Potter, Jeweler and Optlclan