Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-03-18
Eddie Willis has the measles.

Diu you 20 " heueCCd party, OIh !.
Nit,
Mrs James Ryon spent Friday in At
lantic City.
Miss Midie Collins spent Saturday in
Atlantic City.
Revival services are being held at the
Baptist church
Mrs Henry Downes has been quite i'll
the past few days.
Did you get any of R. molasses candy
Ed, Ben. or Grif? Nit
Most of the children are having a pic
mic with the measles.
count of the measles.
Mrs S. A. Lacy spent Saturday with
friends in Atlantic City.
Mr. Tobias Mcdonnell was a Thursday
visit n to Atlantic City.
Mrs Knowles, of B'idgeton, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Levi Larew.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Smith entertained
friends at dinner on Sunday.
Undertaken Harley L. Warner was in
Philadelphia Monday and Tuesday Oh
business.
Gideon Risley and family have moved
from Atlantic to Ocean City.
Mr.. George Lockhart spent part OF last
week at Scull's Cottage.
Mrs. R. | Risley and daughter are visit
ing friends at Bridgeton.
Mrs. Faulkner Willis is visiting her son
William Stetzer at Ocean City.
Mrs. Hugh Collins sent a lovely Gala
Lily to the asylum last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Risley were Satur-
day visitors to the city by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hackney spent Fri
day with relatives in the Borough.
Miss Lizzie n. Risley has returned from
a visit with friends in Philadelphia.
Wanted-A horse for light driving.
Apply to DR.. Frick, opposite Turnpike.
DR.. NJ. 2. Shoemaker, dentist. Offic'
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
Mr.. Issac Collins, of philadelphia, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his father.
Lost-On Tuesday March 10, brown
kid glove. Kindly return to Il office.
Wauted-To buy a few fresh cows at
Martins dairy, Pleasantville, n. J. st
Latest Spring styles of Mems and Boys
hats and caps, iustreceived at Stations.
The new chemicalfire engine looks WELL
Here's hoping there will be no use for it.
Mrs. Ezra Mathis spent Saturday with
her daughter, Mrs. Lee, in Atlantic City.
The Pleasantville Band serenaded
friends in Linwood on Saturday night
last.
Mrs. Arnold Race has returned home
from visit with relatives in Williams
town.
For Sale-Cheap double barrel breech
loading shot gun, No. II. Apply thls
office.
Harley l.. Warner, competent and ex-
perienced undertaken. Most reasonable
prices.
Have you got the plans for your Easter
bonnet? If not the milliners will help you
draft them.
Mrs. Job Stebbns and daughter-in-law
Mrs Charles Stebbins are visiting relatives
at BridgetOn.
Miss Ethel Risley and brother Sherwood
who have been very i'll are now con-
valescent.
Miss Grace Risley, daughter of K. Risley
is verv pretty singer, although only Z
years old.
Mrs. John Andrews, of Atlantic City,
spent Saturday at the home OF her sister
Mrs. John Ashmead-
The latest style in the way of belts is Q
nanon gilt or spangled one to encircle the
waist OF my lady.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ryon spent several
DAYS last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leeds, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker corner Washington avenue and
Shore road Moderate prices.
The Misses Matte and MarcelIa Risley
have returned home from a visit with
relatives in Atlantic City.
Mrs George w. Leech has returned from
Philadelphia where she has been attend
ing the millinery openings.
The farces "a Little More Cider and
"A Precious Pickle" will be given in
Ryon's Hall next Saturday evening.
The Red Men realized about ffty-seven
dollars clear profit from their dramatic
entertainment last Saturday evening.
The house of of Lemuel Conover at the
upper end of the Boruugbis now enclosed
and is to be a very nice affair when COM
pleted.
Mr.. Slower, of Philadelphia, was q
visitor at Sculrs Cottage over Sunday
Mr.. Slower is one of the Pennsylvania
Foot Ball team.
Finest line of Mems and Boys fancy
checked and striped shirts. All the
latest styles at 25, 35, so, Is cents and
$1.O0 at Stations.
The Misses Midie Collins and Stella Sooy
have taken charge of the Junior League
OF Salem Nj. E. Church and it is in a very
prosperous condition.
Lepch your Grocer sells Chew's Rene.
dies; try Chew's Luxative Bitters posi-
tive cure for dyspepsia rheumatism an6
nervous diseases.
Religious services were led by Mr.. Elias
Campbell at Salem church last Sunday
during the pastors absence attending tbt
Conference at Bridgeton.
Correspondents sending news must sigr
their names, not for publication, but te
enable the editor to know where and from
whom the news is received.
Mrs. Tobias Mcdonnell has instituted &
very pretty custom of sending Jardinairei
to her friends for them to place q plant