Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-12-04
ESTELLE NOTES.

Our genial friend, Mr.. Hatch, went tc
Philadelphia last week on a short visit.
Six families moved here last week with
their household goods and farmir. IN
plements.
Among our visitors last week was Mr.
Pierce of Athens, Kings Co., n. Y, and
was delighted with the place.
The citizens will oblige us if they will
send either to the Pleasantville Press, OF
70 Mr. Risey's main Office, aBv reliable
news concerning either Mckee City
Estelie, Milmay or Thelma.
Rev. NJ. Frame and members of the
First Baptist church of Tuckahoe, ac-
companied by the Junior union, held
services with the people at Estelle, and
had very pleasant and profitable time.
Mr.. Lott already has a house built,
and he says he is in earnest about taking
those contracts at $40 an acre. He is
all equipped with horses and stump pull
Ter and every thing on the ground. Par
ties who desire his services can communi-
cate with him by addressing George IL.
Lott, Risley, Atlantic county, N. ].
Mr.. Boehly aud Frank Berchold have
about two and half acres cleared, their
house started and have only been here
little over one week They are doing
well. They have planted down one and
hall acres in rye. and expect before
wiuter sets in to have the rye eight or
ten inches in height. This is a practical
illustration of what our land can do.
The new tract of land called Milmay
opened by Mr.. Risley, which adjoins us
ought to be called North Estelle, as it is
really portion OF the same country.
We wish our sister town the best OF
success, for as soon as the town develops
and becomes settled, we intend to pro-
pose a unity and have one borough,
believing as we do that it will be for the
best interest of the citizens here. We are
representative citizens from all the dii-
ferent states, east and west, and united
we would have local government that
would be to our best interest.
The following was received at the
PRESS office Saturday:
tuckerheo, Nov 2S
Mr.. editur deer Sir
twas awful peized to see dident print eny
more of pottery from that phool of Phoet,
eccept my senceerest thanks I'll send you
those rabets. sure. / tell you j went to es-
tele to buy some land CRATE Jehosepat, what u
think they axed me over 80 dollars fur land they
sould last yeer fur 10 dollars a aker Wat duz
the hagent meens? l went to Hatch. He sez
land here is up in g. don't know what he meens
won thing-and mus be goin up. hatch sez land
is wusser than Here clost TO station. ives a fule
for not seln my bullpurp and gun going into it
las yer, SO went to Mimay and got 10 aker
farm. now am sorry not to sitte at estee cause
like the plaze and the peaple-wel MiImay is only
mies away, has phoets their at eny rate
BY Gosh! that feed was better than heyen. 1
tell you, if Mr. Risley would only give Xcur
sion : 1 week we could 1--we cheap hear | now
clothes. and am going TO wurk hard and bime
by kalkalate will fine farm. u bet then
will want a gal to marry me and they can
address, ike, estele station, risley, n. am
gooin to schule thear this winter if shuteng isn't
guide. Yours IKE
Z" The Unknown Poet of Tuckahoe :"
responds to the criticisms by Ike in the
following verses
Who is Ike d like to know,
Who in lengthy letter,
Has dared to critcise me SO !?
He really should know better
That I'm poet of renown,
At least the people say,
am the only one in town.
In fact, for miles away.
So l will keep right on and write
Let Ike say what he may:
/ am quite sure he is not bright;
But most all cranks are that way.