Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-10-16
CURRENT GOSSIP
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that uui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW Of THE PAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTv.LLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.
Celery is getting its natural flavor.
Capt. Lakes new store will soon be
enclosed.
Everybody is going to the conumdrum
supper.
Look out for C. G. Johnson's illumina-
ton soon.
The Shore Road wants patching in
many places.
Buy your drugs at the Standard
Pharmacy. If
Fresh stock of candies, fruit and cakes
at II. Kirscht's.
Free medical advice at Standard Phar-
macy. DR.. j. III. Fried.
Keep a Sharp Look out for our band.
They will soon make a street parade.
DR.. NJ. P Shoemaker, dentist Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
Children's school suits from $15O up,
at Chas. ii. Station, POtter's old stand.
R. M. Willis, agent for United States
Laundry. Leave your work by Wednes-
day. S-11-tf
Elmer handles the Cimbals to perfec-
ton. TIE says they don't take as much
wind as the big horn.
Use Standard Exterminator for rats
and mice. Guaranteed. Price 25 cts,
at Standard Pharmacy.
Game Warden Barrett has received
notice that game is being killed out OF
season at Hammonton.
Every one who sees those Estelle build
ing lots buys. For particulars write d.
Bennett, RisIey P. o., N. j.
Mr.. Burroughs Frambes has bought
two handsome buggies. You can take
your best girl out in style now.
John W. Risley is putting in an electric
light plant for our enterprising paint
manufacturer, Mr.. G. G. Johnson.
The largest stock of guns, ammuni-
tion and fishing tackel i'll South Jersey
at McGuire's, SIS Atlantic Avenue, At
lantic City. SPLIT.
Rev. George H. Gardner, formerly OF
South River, will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday morning. Come out and
hear him.
Daniel Champion is improving his
Pleasant Ave property, by digging out
his cellar and putting solid brick foundar
ton under his house. Mr.. JethrO Adams
has charge of the mason work.
Have you headache or bad eyesight?
Eyes examined properly and glasses fitted
correctly. DIR. j. Howard Frick, Pleas
antville. Lately connected with Jeffer
son Hospital.
The sale of horses, harness and carria-
ges, which was to take place Saturday
Oct. II, has been postponed until OctO-
ber 19 at the same time and place.
Opposite the West Jersey r. K. Depot.
W. b. Adams, auctioneer.
The funeral of Abbie A., widow of the
late John E. Wildey and daughter OF
Capt. Jacob Z. and Esther A. Thompson,
OF Phila., took place on Tuesday Oct 10.
Interment being made in Zion Cemetery.
Undertaken Harley l.. Warner had charge
OF the funeral.
Joseph Hackney was rendered birth
day party, at his residence in the lower
end Of the borough, on Friday last, by
his children and grandchildren, it being
the anniversary OF his SSth birthday.
Many handsome presents were received.
There were about sixty-tive present and
all had pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson rendered
a farewell reception last week to the
members OF the Kensington Euchre
Club, prior to removing to their Philadel-
phia home. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Large, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Relnar, Mr.. and Mrs. Haushaulder and
Miss Mamie Craig. The evening was
pleasantly passed. Mr.. and Mrs. john
son had prepared a splendid supper to
which full justice was done. Goodby
was finely SAID and a pleasant time dur
ing the Winter for their host and hostess
was expressed.
Mr.. George W. Leech comtemplates
extensive improvements in his store
property on the Shore Road and Wash
ington Ave. MIR. Leech located in Pleas
anuville about nine years ago, starting
in the grocery business, corner OF Shore
Road and West Jersey Railroad. His
capital was small but by strict atten-
ton to business his trade increased
rapidly in the five years he occupied the
Champion building. He bought the
ground and erected the store and dwell
ing where he is at present located. His
business has again neccesitated more
room, plans are being made that will
teke III all the first floor on the Shore
Road, and additional rooms in the rear.
When finished, it will be big improve
ment to the center OF the Borough. Mr..
James Lafferty has the contract tor the
alterations. Mr.. Jethro Adams will look
after the mason work