Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-15
Monday vas like a summer day.

The new home OF Mrs. Lizzie carton Ii
enclosed.
Mr.. Peter Risley was in Atlantic City
ON Saturday.
Miss Matte Boyle, spent Monday will
friends in town.
. Miss Jennie Ingersoll is visiting friends
in Atlantic City.
Dr. Lake spent Tuesday with relatives
in Port Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Newell, Jr., wert
Sunday visitors.
Mr.. Alvin Risley is having his front
yart regarded.
Mr. Tatem. is having summer kitchen
added to his house.
Fl. S. Tatem has been extending the
of his new residence.
Miss Lena Sbinn of Atlantic City was
a Monday visitor.
Mr.. Fleming of Atlantic City was il
town on Monday.
Lots of demand for cottages to rent
for the summer season.
Mr.. Lewis Ryon and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Three new members were added to the
Salem NJ. E. church on Sunday
Miss Matte Collins is staying with
friends in Atlantic City.
Miss Shaner spent Saturday with
friends in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Johnson of Atlantic City
was in town on Saturday.
Read the new Real Estate advertise
ments on the fourth page.
Miss Charlotte Babcock of Absecor
was in town on Saturday.
Miss Florence Thomas was an Allan.
tic City visitor On Saturday
Mr.. Joshua Lakes fine new home is al
most ready for occupation.
Mrs. Elphua Sooy spent Tuesday last
with relatives in Atlantic City.
The road-scraper was put in operation
on the Shore road on Monday.
The disnlay of trimmed millinery 81
Mrs. Loech' is very fine indeed.
Mrs. Arnold Race was visitor to the
city by the sea one day last week.
Call at the PRESS office and see samples
of our high class printing in colors.
Mr.. and Mrs Gideon SculI spent Thurs
day in Atlantic City visiting friends.
Hon. and Mrs. W. |. Newell spent Sun
dav with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jenness.
Some people think that it don't pay
to advertise, but it does all the same.
Mrs. Carrie Lake formerly of this place
has opened Studio in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Baily and daughter OLA tlantic City
opened their cottage here on Monday.
DR.. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
Two or three hundred shade trees hav,
been set out in the Pleasantville Cemetery
Mrs. Harry Risley spent part of las
week with her parents at English Creek
Wanted-A horse for light driving
Apply to DR.. Frick, opposite Turnpike.
Mark Sanders wagon is a dandy
And such handsome lettering on it, too
Liberty Bell bnttermilk soap. 3 cake
for 25 cents, for sale at Lake S pharmacy
Miss Myrtle Collins spent Sunday will
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collins
Miss Lulu E. Hewitt who has had /;
severe attack of measles is now recover
ing.
Wanted-To buy q few fresh cows a
Martins dairy Pleasantville, n. j. 5
Mr.. and Mrs Tustin, formerly of Phil
adelphia, have moved into the borough
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Adams spen
Thursday with friends at Somers Point
The eldest son of Mr. Harry HeIfrich il
gradually recovering from his recent i'll
ness.
For Sale-Cheap double barrel breecl
loading shot gun, No. II. Apply Thu
office.
Elakim Conover has been fixing up hi
sidewalks, and otherwise identifying hi
premises.
Mrs. Tohn Andrews. of Atlantic City
spont Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Ashmead.
Mrs. James Ireland of Linwood speu
Wednesday with her daughter Mrs. Joh
Rvon.
Curtis Adams of Plainfeld, n. j., spen
SATURDAY. and Sunday with bis mothe
at this place.
Mr.. Daniel McGroingIe of Philadelphia
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela
tives in town.
Post Master and Mrs. C. p. S. Gal
wood visited their friends in Bargain
town on Sunday.
Subscribers who do not receive thei
paper regularly will confer a favor b
notifying this office.
Use Lakes Alboline for chapDed hands
sure cure. Is cents per box, for sale. q
Lakes pharmacy.
Mr.. Herbert Freeman has returne
from a bicycle trip to Lakewood an
other points of interest.
Mrs. J. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker, corner Washington avenue an
Shore road. Moderate prices.
"Olive the young daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Preston Adams gives promise {
developing rare musical skill.
Ladies' Goth century shoes, best quality
1926 at Station e, cheapest clothing an
shoe store on Shore Road.
Mrs. Arthur Wright of Atlantic Cit.
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. R. |. Risley on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry johnson and Miss Mani
Craig have closed their cottage here an
returned to their Philadelphia home III