Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-08-14
Current GOSSIP
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that uil1 Interest the
Home Circle.

Home Circle.
REVIEW OF THE PAST Weeks HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.
DIR. James North, dentist, No. 20 South
Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, N. j.
"Let the band play"
New goods as H. Kirschts'.
Straw hats 5 to Csc at D. C. Potter's.
Buy your drugs at the Standard Phar-
macy.
Indications point to busy fall building
season.
Our vessel property interest is big
thing, foster it.
Our Ball Players. We should be
proud OF them.
Keep your eye on the building boom
that is now on.
Fine job printing speciality. Cau at
this Office.
Checker Boards and Chewing Gum let.
at II. Kirscht's.
Fine assortment of cakes at H.
Kirschts' adjoining the Post Office.
Peter Adams and his brother, Uzz will
take subscription for the PRESS.
The guests of Sculrs Cottage fly an
immense kite named .Estelle."
Mems Balbriggan shirts and drawers
at 10 and 39cts each at Potter's.
Undertaken Harley L. Warner is the
most perfect preserver OF the dead.
All Summer Goods will be sold at
great reduced prices at d. Z. Potter's.
DR.. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
In the spring, Mr.. Thomas contem-
plates erecting several houses on the
rear of his lots.
Miss Name Steelman of Newfeld, has
been spending few days with her sister
Mrs. II. l.. Warner.
Squire Lake and Capt. Lewis Lake
are each building small buildings on the
rear ends of their lots.
A big delegation of boarders of SculPs
Cottage, Shot the Chutes, Wednesday
evening last. They were delighted.
You can do no better when needing an
undertaken than secure the services OF
Kite flying has quite captured the boys
here. Nearly every one you see has q
large kite in one hand and ball OF
string in the other.
Miss Minta Andrews, who has been
spending some weeks in Tuckaaoe, as
the guest of Miss Bessie Llttlt has
has returned home.
Messrs. John F. Blake & Co. have just
received another large consignment OF
truck baskets, which they are sell1nt at
the old price. Farmers note this.
If you wanta delicious dessert tor pur
Sunday dinner, give w. M. Fish an oder
for some of his celebrated Peerless Ice
Cream. 1t is sure to tickle your palate.
Mr.. s. M. Fenton recently found in
Absecon bay, a cows rib, with an
oyster and music clinging to it. 1t is
quite curiosity for being found in the
bay.
Parties, picnics and festivals supplied
with Ice Cream, of all favors, at the
shortest possible notice by giving your
order to W. M. Fish. Factory at Pleas
antville, N. j.
Rev. Father Petri will say Mass Sun
day, August 18, at 1870 in the house OF
DR.. Wallis. All are invited to attend.
The children arc invited to the Sunday
School at 10, O'Clock.
Undertaken Harley L. Warner has
placed handsome sign at Scullville and
secured the services OF Job. W. Clifford as
agent for that vicinity. ALI orders left
with him will be promptly attended to
by Mr.. Warner.
Clarence Adams is branching out as a
contractor and builder. His first ven
ture is a small house built for Capt. l..
Lake, the Captain says the job was
finished in q workman like manner, and
would be credit to older heads.
James Templeton. wife two daugh-
ters, Isabella and Margaret, and thei1
granddaughter, Margaret Wilson, are
the guests at SculIs Cottage. Mr.. Tenn.
pletOn has been connected with the
Philadelphia Ledger for 20 years.
We have at our office, stock of millet
grown on Mrs. Bassett's farm, on the
English Creek Road. 1t lacks quarter
of an inch of being five feet high, an6
contains nine heads. We would bt
pleased to have you call and take lool
at it.
Mr.. George 81. Adams handsome new
cottage on Greenway ave. near the bal
grounds, is having the last coat OF pain
put on. The cottage has six airy rooms
all neatly arranged, heaters and all tn
latest improvements. Mr.. Adams ex
poets to occupy it in few days.
There will be hop held next Thurs
day evening August Is, by the Ladies O
the Red, White and Blue Social. Thos
wishing an evenings enjoyment will fin'
it if they attend. Tickets 25 cents, in
cluding refreshments. To be held il
their room at the Red Mems Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Japhet Ireland has tn
sympathy of the community in the los
of their little son. Enoch, who died afte
short illness of IL hours; the funers
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