Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-10-30
CURRENT GOSSIP
and Personal NOTES.
Items that ui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
RETEH OF TIL PAST Weeks HAPPENINGS.

BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvLLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS
Ask Bob Willis if there are any flies on
him.
Buy your drugs at the Standard
Pharmacy. tt
Boys heavyweight school pants .25
up, at Stations.
The politician will hustle now until the
close of the election, November 9TH.
Mems heavy Winter marino underwear
so a s1it, Stations new clothing store.
Capt. Fl. Blake and Co.'S new storage
house has been painted.
Free medical advice at Standard Phar-
macy. Dr. J. III. Frick.
Have You seen Johnson's paint works
under the glare of the electric light?
All the latest styles in trimmed hats at
: G. W. Leech's,
New figs, lemons and oranges at II.
Kirscht's candy store.
The deer hunters are having splendid
sport on the hunting grounds at Estelle.
Notice the display of children s trimmed
hats in G. W. Leech's window.
Mems dark color working shirts, .25
up, al Stations.
Capt Lakes new store is now enclosed.
Contractor Winfield S. Adams is pushing
the work.
For Sale-or will trade for bicycle, a
gray pony, call or address Dan'l Ed
wards, Pleasantville, N. j.
Miss Annie Ferrett is building a cottage
on Shadeland ave.. in the rear of the
school-house.
DR.. NJ. P Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
We are in receipt of bright little pa
per published in Egg Harbor by Root.
Weller. Its English name is "Tbe For
ward"
Use Standard Exterminator for rats
and mice. Guaranteed. Price 25 cts,
at Standard Pharmacy.
Mems all wool suits S. 90, at the new
clothing store of c. II. Station.
Mrs. Ella Gregory was rendered sur
prise party by her many friends on Fri
day evening last, at the residence of her
brother large number were present
and had a pleasant time.
Private lessons given in hemstitching.
drawn-work and embroidery. Address,
X. Y. a., P.O. Box 25, Pleasantville. Nj
Ladies are cordially invited to call aud
examine the full line Of trimmed hats and
bonnets at G. W. Leech's.
Every one who sees those Estele build
ing lots buys. For particulars write D.
Bennett, Risley P. O., N. j.
The largest stock of guns, ammuni-
ton and fishing tacke in South Jersey
at McGuire's, S15 Atlantic Avenue, At
lantic City. 8-21-4t.
Have you headache or bad eyesight?
Eyes examined properly and glasses fitted
correctly. DR.. j. Howard Frick, Pleas
antville. Lately connected with Jeffer-
son Hospital.
The good citizen is becoming perma-
nent factor in politics. He has come to
stay. The boss will have to reckon with
him hereafter. Or, perhaps it would be
more accurate to say that he has arrived
to reckon with the boss. The grand
army OF good citizenshipis growing every
year.
The Senior Epworth League, of the Sa-
lem M. E. Church. held a social in th.
church on last Friday evening. A well
selected program was admirably rend-
cred. About sixty were present. After
the social was over meeting was held
to elect three delegates to attend the
County Convention, to be held at Abse-
con. next month.
Rev. Killyon of Hammonton is ex
pected to preach in the Baptist Church,
morning and evening Sunday next.
The regular church business meeting
will be held on Thursday evening after
prayer meeting, all memb bers are requested
to be present as matter of Importance
to all will be brought before the church.
Mems Hall Monday evening, November
a, 1895. Song and dance by the Wood
sisters. Boxing by Frank Livingston
vi ADSeCOu duu y dCk L tdkc vi Iulld.
Frank Msjane and John Roberts of At
lantic City. Wind up between Joe Rich
back of Atlantic City and Tom Byrnes of
California. Admission 25 and so cents
The Nj. Children's Home Society holds
business meeting at the home of Miss
Belle Cheeseman's the second Monday ev-
ening of every month. Quite number
of contributing members have been OBJ
tanned, and all seem very much interested
and anxious to extend the good work.
Visitors are cordially welcomed to the
meetings. Ii there are any children in
this locality who have no relations able
to support them the officers of the soci-
ETY. if notified will provide home for
them. Any information in regard to the
work will be cheerfully furnished by the
officers of this society. Pres, Miss B.
Cbeeseman; Vice Pres, Joseph L. Risley;
Sec'y. DR.. Eva Lake; Treas, Peter B.
Risley.
w. c. +. U.
The reception given by the W. C. Z. O.
to the teachers OF Pleasantville schools
passed off very pleasantly. Some of the
teachers were uuavOidably absent which