Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-12-11
CURRENT GOSSIP
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that yui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW OF TIL PAST WEEKS aAppEHIAGS
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEASANTv.LLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.

Candies, fruit and nuts at Leech's.
Mrs. Alvin P. Risley spent Friday in
Philadelphia.
Harry Lake. of Camden, spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Lewis Lake was in town visiting rela-
tives. and friends lately.
Miss Susie Lake. of Pleasantville, has
gone to Atlantic City for weeks visit
Mrs. Samuel Ireland and Mrs. Will
Adams were visiting in Philadelphia last
week.
DR.. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
There is already good skating on the
frozen ponds in this vicinity.
Levi Hewitt, who is well posted in in
surance matters, has successfully master
ed the mysteries of Odd Fellowship.
Largest line of Christmas goods at
Leech's.
Mrs George Frambes has been in Phil
ad-lphia the past week visiting her sister
who is very ill.
The best alI-wool clay diagonal suit
on earth, only $1,000, at Stations, Pot
ter's old stand.
Mrs J. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker, corner Washington avenue and
Shore road. Moderate prices.
Mrs. Doughty, who formerly kept the
Atglen, Pleasantville, has bought a
property on Virginia ave, in Atlantic
City, and moved there.
Mixtures 10, Is and % cents Id. at
Leech's.
Yon can find new, stylish and choice
line of mems winter gloves, caps, n OK
wear, shirts and all WOODEN underwear
and just in time for holiday needs, at
Stations, Potter's old stand.
Miss Ahott, formerly proprietor of the
Ringwold house. Virginia ave, Atlantic
City. has sold her property there and
rented the Harris property at Bakers
vile. She expects to buy and locate III
Plpasantvile in a short time.
Sp-ctacl.'s and eyeglasses, finest quail
ity at lowest prices. You can get them
at the Standard pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L Newell, .Jr.,
contemplate moving to Atlantic City
this week. Mr.. Newell will oversee th'
construction OF the new ard large tull'
iig that his growing business demands
Largest assortment of shoes on the
shore at Lerch's.
Henry Calverley, who is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Isaac f. Shaner, is 81
years old to-day. Mr.. Calverley look
strong and robust aud is better pre-
served than most men many years his
junior.
QIite large party visited our genial
ticket agent of The West Jersey road.
Jonathan Martin. last Sunday week and
spent the day pleasantly. In the party
were Messrs Samuel Sanders, William
Adams, lob RisIey, Elwood Risley and
Samuel Ireland aud their wives.
At last it. has been decided by thp
Plpasantville Cemetery association to
build some sort of au ed flee to accommo-
date people attending funerals and vlsi-
tors to the cemetery. This will be OF
great benefit to those who come here.
and in many instancrs, have occasion to
wait for hours for returning trains, and
will fill long felt want.
500 will clear an acre of your land o.
all stumps, build two room house lO
x2O aud Dig well; also take contracts
to clear any amount ofland for farming al
$40 per acre. S. Pitt, PieasantvIlle, N. j.
Ill 70 IS t f
The annual meeting OF the Atlantic
county board of agriculture in cOnnec-
ton with Farmers Institute, will b.
held in Jackson's hall, Hammonton, N
j., Dec. II, al 10 a. m, 30 and Z p. III
The meeting is Tree to all, and it is nOped
fora large attendance.
More headaches come from the eyes
and poorly fitted glass.s than all other
causes comblned. Have your eyes exam
ined properly by regular physician anu
Oculist. Moderate Tee Tor special exan-
nations. Wednesdays free. j. HOWARD
FRICK.
The remains of Mrs. Lottie Megronige
were brought here tor burial last We'd
nesday morning. A large gathering OF
sympathetic trends assembled at The
Sal.m M. E. church to pay last tribut.
to the faithful wife, LOVING mother aud
kind friend. lnterment took place i'll the
Methodist cemetery.
Frank Reinar of Pleasantvile and h.
Stuth, OF Somers Point met on the
street near The PRESS office Monday
and Reinar bet he could race in his
wagon and bet Stuth on his bicycle
from here to Llnwood. Relnar gave
Stuth start OF about 100 yards and
beat him 345 feet. The contest was
quite interesting. Of tourse Stuth had
to set them up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin P. Rsley gave
dinner OF fifteen covers last Sunday.
Those at the table were: MIR. aud Mrs.
Lewis B. Ryon aud children, Mrs. Z. K.
Leeds, Atantic City; MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward U. Ryon and children, Bak-rsvllle
and Prot aud Ms. Charles W. Iugersob
and children vi this place.
The funeral ot Peter Kraft, of Joe
Hooker post. u. A. H., occurred lasl
tuesday III the Pleasastvllle cemetery /,
the services being conducted Dy ChapiaI.
Hiram W. Williams Ill The presence OF the
following members OF the post: Henry
Lake, Henry Benin, K. McAIIst.r, s. L..
Wesc6al, Joseph Holmes, Dave McAun+y /,
X. Z. Ivory, George ID. Perkins and Ja-
cub Stuckly.
The unlor Christian Endeavorers held
asocial at the residence Vi Mss Susie Lake
Friday night. The evening WAS spent
pleasantly with games and all had al
enjoyable time. Hose present were !:
Edna Warner, Ethel Risley, May North,
Alice Campbell, Maud Adams, Maggie
Bartlett, klyonta Ingersoii, Ethel John-
son, Becca Sooy, Majorle North, Agnes
Adams, Sadie Jones, Ella irwin, How
ard North, Sherwood KlsIey. Clarence
Edwards, Charles Moore, Thomas
HalIum, John Sooy, Max kirschT, Ed
ward aud Leon Doughty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mllnam Newell, Jr.,
gave Il dinner of sixteen covers last Wed
nesday evening ut their residence on the
Shore road. The long table that
stretched the entire length OF the dining