Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-07-31
CURRENT GOSSIP
and Personal NOTES.
items that cui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW OF THE PAST Weeks HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.


Yes, W. M. Fish handles 'The Peerless"
Our oyster and clam industry is boom
ing.
Fine job printing speciality. Call at
this office.
D. S. Edwards our Black Smith is kept
busy these sultry mid Summer days.
Harley l.. Warner is the most careful
and obhging undertaken in the county.
Poisoning dogs is a bad thing,
especially when the people are suspected.
Don't fail to read our great romatic
story, commenced in this issue of the
paper.
Our w. NJ. Fish will introduce machin-
cry for the manufacturing OF Peerless
Ice Cream.
The Almshouse Committe of the
County Board of Freeholders met at
Smiths Landing.
Rev. Father Petri will say Mass on
Sunday, August 4th, at 1870 in the
house OF DR.. Wallis.
Our band leader, Mr. Mark A. Fritsch,
will get the boys in good shape tor and
early street parade.
Contractor, Pardon Adams, is build
ing fine cottage, for Mr.. Doul T.. Steel
man, at Bakereville.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Lake and family of
Philadelphia are spending there vacation
with Mr.. d. Z. Potter.
Miss Emma Warner Price of Atlantic
City is spending week with her cousin
Miss Edna Ray Warner.
Fine stock of bananas, oranges
lemons, ETC., at II. Kirscht's candy store
adjoining the Post Office. 7-93t
Section Boss, Mr.. John S. Connolly
put i'll a solid drain trunk last week,
opposite DR.. North's Drug Store.
Messrs. Lake an Risley are working
way like bearers on the patented revolv-
ing arrial cable way, invented by Jesse
Lake.
Messrs. Ezra and Mark Lake rode from
Camden on their wheels, and spent the
day with Mrs. Carrie Lake at Williams
town.
Undertaken Harley L. Warner and
family haue returned from a two weeks
yisitto their parents in Clayton and
NeNteld.
Consult Undertaken Harley L. Warner
before going elsewhere, he will cheerfully
give YOU prices and best management at
funerals. He is also an experienced en-
balmer.
EFF. Price and family of Atlantic City
and S. r. Steelman OF Newfeld, N. j.,
were guests OF Undertaken Harley L.
Warner Sunday.
While Mr.. Jos. Wilmer was gathering
huckleberries near Hoffman's hollow, he
killed rattle snakes pilot, measuring
five feet two inches.
Mr.. Jacob Rosenbaum, one ofAtlantic's
business men, paid US visit last week.
He is very muchinterested in this portion
of the country and is the owner OF a
large farm near Absecon.
Mrs. j. Henry Stoey, Son and daugh-
ter of Brooklyn n. j. are the guests of
DIR, and Mrs. j. H. North. These visit
ors are delighted with pleasantville and
it's beatiuiul surroundings.
Our Marshall, Mr.. Henry Reinar, is
successful truck farmer. He makes fire.
ouent trips to Atlantic City with
wagon loads of truck finding ready
sale for the products of his farm.
Prof. R. D. Reilly of the public schools
of Mays Landing, called at our Office
Friday last and had friendly chat with
us. We are always pleased to see old
friends stop in when passing by.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Matthews have
moved to Anglesea for the season. Par
ties desiring to go fishing or sailing will
find a good captain by calling on Mr..
Matthews. He is an expert at the wheel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Isett and daughter
Ethel, spent q portion OF last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanders. Mr.. lsett is
the president of the Grander Stove Man.
uiacturing Company, of Royersford, Pa.
Every mother thinks her child is just
the sweetest, prettiest and cutest little
darling that ever lived. An opportunity
will be given Tor the public to decide this
Thursday, August Sth, on the Ocean
Pier, Atlantic City. Why not take the
baby down and be satisfied that you are
right.
A quarterly convention of the Shore
Union Y. 2. S. C. E. was held last even
ing in the M. P. Mt. Pleasant Church.
Representatives of the societies were
there and made short interesting
speeches. The singing was very nice.
Everyone seems to enjoy these meetings
and they are largely attended.
There will be an annual reunion of the
Risley family, to be held at White
and Lewis pavilion, Madison Lake, Mad
ison, N. Y, on Wednesday, August Z,
1895. 1t promises to be largely attend
ed by representatives of the Risley fam.
iIy, who settled in New Jersey more thar
two hundred years ago, the decendants
of whom are now widely 81 altered in
different States of the Union.
A large number of guests of a hotel OF
Virginia ave. paid us visit. last week
A Carrette was hired, and never die
anyone enjoy the delightful ride across
the meadows more. The party consis
ted of the Misses K. and j. Baird, Miss
G. Miller, Nj. Edwards, E. Bowman
NJ. Watts, Mrs. Mehler, Miss Mehler, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. Van Horn and son, Charles
Loratt, R. Brown, A. P. Grinrod, Mis-
Eimons, Mrs. A. limerick, s. E. Sweeney
c. Elwood, J. N. G. Roduex.