Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-03-31
DaffOdils are in bloom.


Harry Helfrich is a bicycle enthusiast.
Mrs, William Willis has La Grippe.
Capt. Blake spent Friday in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Frank Reinar is having his house
painted.
j. w. Cordery, of Absecon, was in
town, Monday
Miss Marcella Risley spent Thursday
with her parents.
Mr.. David Fairbrothers visited his
family, last week.
Mr.. Alex. Fish was in Atlantic City,
Friday on business.
Mrs. K. Risley is slowly recovering
from severe illness.
Mrs. William Willis is slowly recover
ing from her illness.
Miss Lizzie N. Risley is spending few
days in Camden, N. j.
Mr.. r. C. Griscom visited his sick
mother on Saturday last.
Mr.. A. H. Baker, OF Mckee City, paid
the PRESS call on Monday.
Mr.. Daniel L. Risley, of Philadelphia,
was in the Borough on Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Obert, of Atlantic City,
visited her parents on Tuesday.
Mrs Japhet Price, and Miss Grace Ris-
lev are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ashmead were the
guests of relatives in Atlantic City, on
Sunday,
Sunday was a very pleasant day and
wheelmen were numerous along the
Shore road.
Mrs Charles Thompson, of Atlantic
City, was the guest of Mr.. Faulkner Will
lis on Tuesday.
Mrs, Webster Price was the guest of
her brother, W, H. FentoD, Esq, at Port
Republic, on Sunday.
Two men wanted-farm hands-mar-
ried or single. Apply to j. c. Sykes,
BargaintowD, N j. 2t.
Mrs. Annie Wright, of Atlantic City,
spant part of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Pardon Ryon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mariner Smith, of Ocean
City, are visiting Mrs. Smiths parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Fenton.
Mr.. Freeman, who lately married Miss
Minta Andrews, spent Sunday with his
wife, at the home of her parents.
Earl Farr, son of Ex-Mayor Farr, has
gone to Philadelphia to be treated by a
specialist for an affection of his eyes.
Rev. Jas. ,Luff barry, of st. Johns M.
p. church, preached an eloquent sermon
on Sunday morning to large audience.
The choir, of Salem M. E. church, has
been reorganized and have commenced
rehearsals for their annual Easter con-
cert.
The Junior League, of Salem church, is
in very prosperous condition and is
greatly enjoyed by the members who
hold a weekly prayer meeting on Friday
afternoon of each week.
Cotton Plants.-Send two stamps to
mail seed and directions how to grow
cotton plants North. Address Seed De-
partment, Seaboard Air Line, Pinebluff
Winter health resort,) N. C.
Mr.. W. Fl, Gutelius, Circulation mans-
ger of the Philadelphia Press, and Mr..
Davis, who holds similar position on
the Philadelphia Record, were in town
on Friday, and hOnOred the PRESS with
friendly call.
Mr.. Charles G. johnson was rendered
q party on Saturday evening last, it
y
Quite q large number of his friends were
present, and greatly enjoyed the even
iDg's pleasures.
The Y. p S. C. E., of the Presbyterian
church, of Pleasantville, wish to an
nounce change of meeting from Thurs
day evening, to Sunday evening, COM
mencing at quarter to seven. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
On Monday evening there was a most
enjoyable Euchre party given at the
house of Mrs. F. Reinar. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rarrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Seeber, Mrs. Leech,
Mrs. WengIer, Mrs. Wagner, MIR. Leut-
negger and Mr.. HeiDzer. After the games
refreshments were served.
A delegation Of the members of Excel
sior Council, Jr. 0. O. A. M OF this place,
visited L. xington Council, at Atlantic
City, Monday night last. After the rou-
tine OF business, a session OF the Oriental
was held, in which two members mast
cred the mysteries of that degree, alter
which grand supper was served and
greatly eI joyed by all. Then a fine pro-
gram was given by the members of the
Orient, special feature was the quar-
tette which rendered some fine selections.
The st. Paups A. M. E. church at
Smiths Landing, will give an entertain
ment next Saturday evening. April 3rd,
commencing at Z O'Clock, entitled, "Hur-
rah for Helen's Naughty Baby" The
first prize will be given to the person
who succeeds in putting the bottle in the
baby's mouth, second priza for the one
next nearest, and the "booby" prize fol
the one who lands the bottle the farther.
est away. Dainty refreshments will bt
served and an admission fee OF ten cents
for adults, and cents for children will
becharged. The Committee of Arrangc
ments are Miss Julia Il. Miller, Mrs. 7. j.