Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-09-23

ml66 NttIIl6 hl6lcy do q vl6ltOI u
Camp Morris" on Sunday.
Miss Minnie and Miss Florence AiamI
am 1orris l5oHeWr rRQiAt o.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryon and son e
Pleasantville were the guests of relative
in town on Sunday.
Mrs. James Ireland and Mrs. Bake
Doughty were the guests of Mrs. Johl
Ryon of Pleasantville on Wednesday last
Capt. Mark Townsend is having a
new barn built.
Capt. Peter Reed OF Absecon was in
town on Sunday.
Candidate for Sheriff Barrett was
in town on Saturday looking after hi
interests in that direction.
A number of our residents visited
the Morris Guards camp on Sunday.
Miss Kouck OF Pennsylvania has been
visiting her brother who is teacher in
one of our Borough schools.
Mr.. John Harding and family go to
their Camden home on Thursday for
the Winter.
Two boys from this place were placed
under bail by Justice Hawk one day
last week for assault and battery on
colored girl employed by DR.. S. c. Ed
munds.
Miss Halburt will give an elocution-
ary entertainment in the church on Sat-
urday evening next for the benefit OF
the Sunday School. Come out and you
will hear something interesting, and
at the same time you will be helping
the Sunday school to funds.
LEEDS POINT.
Mr.. Lewis Fisley has been visiting
his aunt Mrs. P. o. Godfrey OF this place.
Mrs. Lewis Conover OF North Absecon
has been visiting her sister Mrs. John
Shinn.
Mrs. Laura Doughty is spending a
short time with her father.
Mr.. Thomas Giberson of this place
is the guest of his sister Mrs. Iona Penn
of Waretown.
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STEEIMANvILLE.
Miss Bertha Steelman returned home
Saturday after delightful visit to Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilired Bunting spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. Loveoi Philadelphia spent Sunday
with his family.
Mr.. Aaron Steelman will soon return
to his cottage at Longport.
Class meetings at Friendship church
are largely attended.
Mr.. Charlie Bude OF Philadelphia re-
turned home after spending few weeks
at this place.
Miss Salhe Jeffries returned home
last week after spending a few weeks
ct Ohuy, Pa.
The young FOLKS OF this place made
aflyingvisitJoMays 'Landingon Sunday.
Mr.. Andrew Jeifries has purcha sed
a new rse.
Mrs. Lewis Horton and family spent
Sunday in Steelmanville.
Mrs. Julia Smith OF May S Landing
was Sunday visitor
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SEAVIEW.
Capt. Wesley Smith is visiting his
family.
Mrs. Japhet Booze and children took
trip to Washington, D. c. last week.
Mr.. anGMrs. Lear starred last Wecnes-
day for Niagara Falls and Cenade.
Miss Emma Barrett of New Albany,
Indiana, peid visit to her cousin Mrs
J. Z. Scull one Gay last week.
VIM. English was visioor here with
his parents on Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. James Somers enter
tanned visitors from Philadelphia on
Sunday.
Mr.. Jos. Haines gave watermelon
party on Wednesday evering last 20
large number OF friends.
Lewis S. Smith has returned to again
sail on the blue sea.
Richard Robinson and Lewis Steel
man are making great preparations
for the cunning season.
Our school house looks just as lone
some as ever. We have a flag but i
does not "go up" as it ought to.
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MCKEE CITY.
Active measures will be taken to for
ward the building OF our new meeting
house.
The adjustment of damages by last
year s forest fires is taking all handf
to Mays Landing as witnesses.
Mr.. George Tubbs has begun building
a two story house, also barn.
Mr.. Samuel Kahn of New York has
purchased ten acres and will at once
start in the butchering business.
The owners OF land here cen have
cheap house built or well dug by ad
dressing A. II. Baker, this place.
The school mudCle has again boObec
up and it creates great deal OF unpleas-
antness.
Mrs. F. r. Fenpessy and daughter
OF New York contemplate spending th'
fall and part of the winter here for the
health. No better place could be found
that would give the same amount o
satisfaction in that direction than thi
delightful climate. .~e =
Mr.. o. p. Green is acting agent al
the r. r. station. in the absence Of A
d. Edsall, who is attending Court al
this week.
Charley Drake is going to show hoy
he can make fortune on poultry
ing. We wish him success.
Interested persons are allowing
personal preiucices to carry them
aid in the mean time the man
ihe school is left to care !