Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-07-17
N. j., is spending few days at Estelle.
Mr.. Hatch a resident of Estelle remark
! ably resembles the Hon. Wade Hampton.

Mr.. Hatch resident of Estelle remark
ably resembles the Hon. Wade Hampton
We congratulate the new postmaster
and glad to hear the place has attained
its majority.
Mr.. Nathaniel e. Piper is getting the
addition to his house on Tract c
well under way.
Mr.. Thomas f. Fair has been ap
pointed Post Master at Estelle. Post
office is named Risley.
Mr.. E. Bjorling, the contractor, has
taken trip to New York on business
and will return shortly.
The fact of post master having been
appointed for this place indicates its
popularityand big building boom in
the fall.
Mr.. Peter Roux has his farm No. 3O
on Tract in good condition. He
says his crops are doing well and is well
satisfied with his purchase.
Mr.. Hatch will have a fine grove on
his Cumberland avenue farm. He is
working away and has done great work
in the two weeks he has owned the farm
Mr.. Daniel l.. Risley was down at Es-
telle Sunday. 1t has been some time
since Mr.. Risley paid US a visit, and he
was very much gratified at the progress
made in the new settlement.
Mr.. August Dous, of North 30th street,
Philadelphia, bought farm No. 44O on
Tract Z; also building lot on Cumber-
land where he intends to open butcher
shop as soon as the inhabitants call upon
him for that purpose.
Mr.. Edward Gouer, the confectioner OF
COL Girard avenue, Philadelphia, was
down last week to look at his land on
tract No. s. He speaks very highly OF
the place and says there is no limit to
the successful future OF the district.
The following Estelle farms We're re-
corded last week at Mays Landing
Court House: Daniel l.. Risley ct ux to
Lewis +. Brecht $75; Daniel l.. Kisley
ct ux to Oscar A. Brecht SIS; Daniel l..
Risley ct ux to Pocohontas Spellman
500; Daniel l.. Risley ct ux to Ignotz
b. Young $75; Daniel l.. Risley ct ux to
Robert Rollins SIS; Daniel l.. Risley ct
ux to Thomas W. Hatch $13S; Daniel
l.. Risley ct ux to Elvin Z. Young SIS;
Thomas W. Hatch to Harriet A. Ben
nett $15.
Mr.. Robt. Wilday OF Brooklyn, also
visited Estelle for the first time and
was SO well pleased with the sci tlement
that he decided to invest still more, he
is very promising young man, and
showed good judgement all around,
in his purchases. There is some talk OF
all excursion in the near future for all
purchasers and their friends, the profits
derived from said excursion to be de-
voted to the Building fund Of the church
the fund has been increased quite con-
siderably since first started, we hope to
worship in our chapel before the winter
sets in.
Mr.. Paul Grocber, of Rutherford, n. j.
was at Estelle last Saturday, and as
sured MIR. Geo. Brecht the agent who
pleased with his purchase upon being
asked il the property had been praised
to highly, he added, by no means you
have not said halt enough, am sorry
you have no more of it in my vicinity
| would buy more of MIR. Groeber Is
one OF Rutheriord's jolly citizens who
knows good thing when they see it,
we hope lie will soon build his Summer
residence as he has promised. MIR. John
Remhof and Mrs. Kemhot were also
down to see us, Mrs. Remhot was So
pleased with the place that she persua-
ded her husband, who by the way did
not need much pursuasion to buy on LIB
avenue ill tract : according to promise
made our Estelle ladies they will locate
there at al early date. MIR. and Mrs.
Remhof spent their vacation amOung us
and expressed their regret at not having
more time to stay.