Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-05-15
CURRENT GOSSIP ..., r" !
e. I and Personal NOTES..
Items that Sui11 Interest the
-t.+a h Home Circle. ,,- t.
REVIEW OF THE PAST Weeks HAPPENINGS.

BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS. - G3E!N
Df. james North, dentist, No. 20 South
Tennessee avenue, Atlantic City, N. j.
Put on your screens.
Lilacs are in loom. : NJ
Tramps are numerous.
Have you shed your hannels? o. Z
The little houseffy has arrived.
Was it hot enough for youiast Friday?
The humble bee bumbleth on the dam
deliOn.
Mr.. James Ryon has fine field OF
clover.
Dan Edwards has a stock of new car
riages for sale. 1,y4f N
Mr. Mcdonnell of the Almshouse spent
Friday in Mays Landing. -f-- \. d
Ex-Mayor Dsbrow has arrived safely
at st. Joseph Mo.
Buy your truck baskets at ], E. Blake
& Co. u
Capt William Risley has returned from
a trip to Virginia. ~ ~
Mrs. BellviIle of Philadelphia is visiting
friends in town. = 49,
The Presbyterian Church is undergo
ing some needed repairs. - - s,-I d
The schools closed on Friday with
appropriate exercises. ok
Mrs. Griffith Ireland who has been
quite i'll is slowly recovering.
Miss Bertha Ireland gave an evening
company on Wednesday last.
Miss. Edna Risley has returned home
from short stay in Atlantic City.
Have your watches, clocks, and jewel
ry repaired by AlmonJ. Potter.
Mrs 'Ruhama Scull, of English Creek,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs r. l. Risley
p. B. Adams has the best assortment
of Ladies', gents and childrcn's Oxfords
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lake entertained
Rev. Mr.. Lucas of Canada wilhelm town.
All kinds of spectacle and eye-glass re-
pairing promptly done by Almon j. Pot
ter.
Mrs. Falkner Willis spent part of last
week with her daughter in Steelman-
vile. y
Mr.. Jonathan Martin commenced TAX
ing the school census on Tuesday, 18th
inst, &
The Ladies Home Communion gave a
Strawberry festival on Saturday eve.
last. Is A ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ryon and children
spent Sunday at Treen Villa Somers
Point, f i1--'
Hon and Mrs. W. Newell and son
Charles spent Saturday at their home in
this place.
David Myers, Jr. who has been i'll quite
a long time has gone to Philadelphia for
treatment.
+oI Al I<>,,
eral housework. Address p. O. box 155,
Pleasantville. ,
Rev. c. K. Fleming, the former pastor
of Salem NJ. E. Church spent Friday with
friends in town. IA e-@ 8
Mrs Oliver Hammel and children
have returned from visit with relatives
in Hammonton. b. tt4-3 4-~A tttaes
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Ashmead have re
turned from a pleasant visit with friends
at Beasly's Point. +.
Miss Hannah Smith entertained few
of her friends at an evening party on
Wednesday last. -
Strawberries are still bringing good
price. On Saturday they sold from 20 to
25 cents per box. --''----'---'-------
Asparagus sold for 3 cents a bunch in
Philadelphia last week owing to an
overstocked market :
Mr. and Mrs Robert Race visited their
sister, Mrs. Somers Leeds in Bargain
town on Sunday.
Mrs. Frambes and daughter have re-
turned from Philadelphia where they
have been visiting friends. E4tist
Mr. Asa Adams has been very i'll for
some days past but we are glad to hear
that he is slowly improving.
Capt. Gideon Risley, formerly of this
place, but now of Atlantic City, spent
Friday withArelatives in town. s
The PREss office force sends thanks to
Master Harry Jenness for the ice cream
and cake on his sixth Birthday.
Owing to the increase in the shoe tt ade
we notice that it takes. an additional
buyer to keep up stock at Potter's. =
Mr.. Griscom, the grave digger, says
there are people who declare hey will
never patronize him as long as I, -ey live.
Miss Agnes Collins is at home for the
Summer-having returned from several
months visit with her brother in Attain
Geo. Fl. Williams who has been very i'll
is able to be around again. He was
found unconcious by some of the neigh
bors in the yard, one day last week.
Miss Midie Collins goes to her home in
Port Republic for the Summer. when at
the commencement of the school term
next fall we. expect to have her with us
again. She is well liked by all.
There is no truth in the rumor printed
in the Ocean City Sentinel that the turn
property had been sold to a New
York syndicate who were to establish an
electric railroad to Atlantic City.
We are sorry to hear that Oliver has
lost seven pounds of flesh this past week
on account of the slump of the Boston
baseball club. This seems to trouble the
young man more than running n tomb
stone factory. 4 3
Herman Kirscht has fitted up his store
adjoining the post Office, with new and
handsome fixtures, and will open it to
the public next Saturday, May 11th
with a choice stock of confectionery
LUIS, mus, anu llne CAKES. uive him 6
call. ltJ, y --sf~. tg, -ss.,*t s..
George .Ieffrips is having a new slooI
yacht built by Stanley Nansant of Allan
tic City. She is 25 feet long, IL foot
beam, and Will be finished inside in ak
George will use her at Anglesea this sea
son for pleasure and fishing parties.
A precocious visitor little girl-or
Saturday was playing with apack o
cards. Her aunt said, after awhile
"You had better put them away. as th'
minister might come" "WeIl, do they
belong to him?" said the little tot.
Leech &. Stiles Opticians of Philadel
mia are Omake periOdicaL visits t(