Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-09-25
Items that Cui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
RETEx OF TIE PAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.

Mr.. MartZ is away on a visit.
Jed Risley left on Monday to spend
the Winter.
Miss Minnie Boice spent few days in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Somers Lacy and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Lacy's father.
Harley L. Warner, Undertaken and EmFr
balmer, Pleasantville, N. j.
SOC Hats and Caps at 25c, $3.50 Hats
at 75c at D. c. Potter's.
Indications point to a big building
boom this Fall and early Spring.
Captain l.. C. Lake spent few days
with his family at this place.
Mrs. VIM. Large is entertaing friends
from Palmyra.
John Price and Miss Lourine Conley
spent Saturday in Atlantic City.
DR.. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
Miss Genie Bowen is spending a week
at home.
Miss. Katie Price spent Sunday with
Miss L. l.. Lake.
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs spent Thursday
in Atlantic City.
Samuel Ireland spent last week in
Maryland.
Benjamin +. Risley, Herman Risley
and Curtis Risley, spent Sunday in this
place.
Mrs. Annie May Brown will leave for
Salem, N. j., where she will make her
home.
Mrs. L. Booth, of Ventnor, spent part
of last week visiting her friend, Mrs.
Harry johnson, on Washington avenue.
Mrs. Frank Reinar enjoyed very
pleasant trip to Philadelphia and su-
Durbs, visiting her parents and friends.
Mr.. VIM. Wood, of Philadelphia, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Harry johnson,
on Washington avenue.
Miss Sallie Hewitt of Atlantic City, is
visiting her cousin Miss Lulu Hewitt OF
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hewitt and daugh-
ter, Laura, OF this place, are visiting
relatives at Port Republic.
Greater Bargains than ever this weekin
Rubber Goods and Shoes. Come see at
d. Z. Potter's.
R. M. Willis, agent for United States
Laundry. Leave your work by Wednes-
day. S-ll-tf
Every one who sees those Estelle build
ing lots buys. For particulars write D.
Bennett, Risley P. O., N. j.
The largest stock of guns, ammuni-
ton and fishing tackel in South Jersey
at McGuire's, 815 Atlantic Avenue, At
Iantic City. 8-21-4t.
A good opening for an enterprising
wheeIwright and blacksmith. See the
advertisement in column of special no.
tices.
Contractor Dixon's new house on
Woodland Avenue, is a fine improve
ment and credit to that section of the
borough.
All goods must be sold at D. C. Potter's
store before the first OF October as the
store will be filled jam full OF Clothing
and Shoes.
LOST In or near Mays Landing
Court House, ladies gold watch and
chain with name, Carrie" engraved on
case. Liberal reward for it's return to
this office. Mr.. L. R. Smith, Oceanville.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas McNeal,
nee Sutton, of Linwood, took place on
Friday, interment being made in Central
cemetery, Linwood. Undertaken Harley
hoA oh of tho funoro1
There will be special service in the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning.
A sermon on Temperance From the
Bible Stand point" Members OF the W.
Z. T. U. and all interested in the subject
are invited.
Mrs. Leech, Sr., entertained the Ken
sington Euchre Club in honor of her
cousin, Mrs. Gailerwitz, of Philadelphia.
After the game was finished fine col
lation was served.
Capt. John E. Blake & Co.'s buildings
are going up at a lively pace. This lis
an enterprislng firm, and these improve
ments are first class and q credit to the
borough. ttt~
LosT.-On the Shore Road on Wednes-
day night last, between the Meadow
Turnpike and Linwood, a mouthpiece
and shank belonging to cornet. Please
return to l.. Stadler, 1000 Atlantic ave
nue., Atlantic City.
Euchre was played at the residence Of
Mr.. VIM. Large and also at the residence
of Mrs. Frank Reinar by the Kensington
Euchre Club. Among those present
were Mrs. l.. Booth, Mrs. johnson, Miss
Name Craig, Mrs. lounge and sister,
Mrs. Large and Mrs. Reinar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uzz Adams have the
sympathy OF the community in tine loss
OF their Rebecca, aged about one year
The funeral will take place this (Wed-
nesday) afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
their residence. Interment will be made
in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Under
taker Harley l.. Warner will have
charge OF the funeral.
Two young Atlantic City boys named
Edwa Herbert, age nine years, and
William Wilson, age eight years, were
arrested in Pleasantville Monday for
Killing chickens belonging to Ar, Abe