Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-01-22
REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEKS HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvLLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS

afternoon in Atlantic City.
John McCord, the optician, has moved
his family to Richland.
Uzz Bowen has returned from a visit
to his sister in Massachusetts.
Isaac Risley and family have moved in
to the Atglen cottage for the winter.
DIR. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist Office
1414 Atlantic avenue over Post Office.
Thos. Harris, of Atlantic City, spent
Sunday with friends at this place.
Albert Adams, of Ocean City, has been
visiting his father, Capt. Elisha Adams.
Ifyou want to save money in buying
shoes, see Stations ladies shoes from
95c. to SO.
Councilman Michael Lutz injured his
foot with an axe while cutting wood
Monday.
Mrs. g. Harrison Jenness and Mrs.
Hugh Collins spent Saturday in Atlantic
City.
Mrs Eizzie Carton, of Atlantic City,
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Levi
Hewitt, at this place.
There will be dance held at Stuth's
Excursion house, Somers Point, on Sat
urday night, Jan. 25th.
The 2-year old son OF John r. Clement,
of Atlantic City, was buried in the ceme-
terry here Friday.
Mrs. J. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker, corner Washington avenue and
Shore road. Moderate prices.
Miss Cora Reeves, of Atlantic City,
spent a pleasant Saturday afternoon
with her sister, Miss Laura Reeves.
Mrs. Albert Hewitt and son Jesse, OF
Port Republic. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Hewitt at this place.
Mr.. Hemming, of Magnolia, has moved
his family into the Job Adams house,
lately occupied by John McCord.
c. W. Lewis, of Reynoldton, Pa, has
moved his family down and is now
pleasantly located on Adams avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Hoeckley are
quartered at Sculfs Cottage. Mr..
Hoeckley is associated with the PRESS.
Protracted meeting are still in progress
at the Mt. Pleasant church, and about
twenty-five persons have been converted.
Mrs. DR.. Frick has been spending few
days in Camden, with her mother, who
has just undergone very painful opera
ton.
Charles III. Station has the cheapest
and best stock of clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods on the Shore
road.
D Mrs. Stuth and Miss Doughty, of
Somers' Point, took spin on their
wheels recently and were guests Of Mrs.
Frank Reinar.
Walter Edge. editor of the Atlantic
City Press, passed through here Wednes-
day, and took dinner with Capt. Bryant,
at his farm in Linwood.
There is certain gentleman in Plea
santville who says that Stuth's Somers
Point figs are excellent, but a little too
strong for a weak stomach.
Among the fine collection of plants in
the window garden of Mrs. Reinar is not
icable Chinese lily potted just three
weeks and now full of bloom.
Extra meetings are being held nightly
atSt Johns NJ. ?. church. Much interest
is being manifested and about thirty
conversions have been made.
Several of our people made good use of
the recent cold snap and filed their ice
houses with a good quality of ice, rang
ing from to inches in thickness.
Spectacles and eyeglasses to suit all
eyes. Repairing of every description.
Eyes examined and glases fitted free. A
moderate fee for special examinations.
DR. J. H. FRIcK, Standard Pharmacy.
Miss Ella Jones met with mishap on
Saturday last While skating on the
cranberry bog the ice broke giving Miss
Jones an icy bath. She was promptly
rescued by Fred. Adams.
Z. F. Palmer, of New York City, was
down yesterday making estimates for
painting several houses for d. L. Risley.
Mr.. Palmer was delighted with the place
and intends moving his family down in
two or three weeks.
Karl Neulist, of Cedarhurst, L. L., was
in town Monday and took drive out to
Mckee City. He has engaged Mr.. Pitt to
clear up his farm this summer, after
which he will move down and go into
the poultry business on an extensive
scale.
Edward Ingersoli and Job Conover
colIided on their wheels Monday night
while riding in opposite directions. II
the borough ordinance was infOrced q
little there would not be SO many bicycle
accidents. Conover's wheel looks as
though cyclone had struck it.
Mrs. Harriet j. .Wriggine, ofWoodstown
N. J. is visiting her son, L. r. Hates.
Mrs. Wriggins has just returned from
an extended western trip, visiting
Kansas, Iowa, Texas, Arkansas, Indian
Territory and several other places, spend.
ing the summer with her eldest son, A. l.
Kates, who is proprietor of the Claremore
Progress, Indian Territory.
The local union of the W. c. I. ..
spent Friday evening at the residence O
Peter B. Risley. That they enjoyed
themselves, we don't doubt. The even
ing opened with singing and prayer. A
solo Loves Old Sweet Song" was the
contribution of Miss Esther Reeves
duet, 1.-The Earthen Vessel" was vel
sung by Mrs. Edge and Mrs. Lippincott
Rev. A. NJ. Douglas followed with a tenn
perance talk; solo, Afterwards" waf
well received from Mrs. Hallam; duet