Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-02-03
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
Items Of Interest from d.
joining Touns.
HAPPENINGS AIoAG The SHORE RESIDENTS.
WHAT Is GONG on ALONG THE sHoRE.
SPICY NEWS GATHERED HERE AND
THERE BY OUR REGULAR CoRREsPoN-
DENTS. EvERYBoDY's BUSINESS.
ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY.
A supper will be given by the ladies o.
the First Presbyterian church, at the
lslesworth, Tuesday evening. February
10th. Something extra nice is expected
as extensive preparations are under
way.
Capt. ED. French, of Port Republic,
now living in Atlantic City, is making a
vigorous campaign for the United Staues
Marshalship for South Jersey. Capt.
French is a stalwart Republican and a
fighter from the shoulder. 1t is said the
prospects are good for the appointment
being made by him.
The penochle tourney given by the
Morris Guards and just ended with the
following gentlemen as victors: Silas
WOotton, first prize. a hannsome smok-
ing jacket; C. B. kuhle, second prize,
silk umbrella; Walter Clark, third prize,
neat stein; Howard Cloud and Lew
Scnll tied on fourth prize which consisted
OF an automatic penknife and tobacco
jar.
Mr.. Harry Leeds, of Haddon Hall,
it is understood, is considering very
seriously the requests OF his many
nostot.;co bere Ha ,ro,,ld ~ ,naIo .I, % ],
pood pos+mastor 30 and - Sla m.a,,nma1sf;od ns 4
in every particular.
ACCORDING TO Weathef observer
BRANDS report Iof January the aver
age temperature was oo-S Wnicn was
I'D degrees DeloW norman. Inc nigh
est recorded o. occurring on the 4th.
ne lowest ana occurred on tne
zotn. IL ciear days. ~ cloudy ana ~
partly cloudly colllpfiseu tne llohtH-
1t will be gratifying news to MANY
that Mr.. Brinkle Gummey. of the
Hotel Brighton, is recovering slowly
but surely from an ATTACK Of the
grin. He was very seriously threa-
tened with Pneumonia. and was con
fined to his bed several davs. He
will probably be able to assume
duties i'm a few days again as man.
ager of that wonderful institution.
dotel brignuoh.
The party OF Atlantic City Hotel
men, business men and public officials
returned from a trip to Montreal
Canada Oh Saturday night. The
purpose OF their visit was to inspect
the Bureau of information establish
ed there by the Dorland Advertising
agency The following gentlemen
composed the party: Charles Evans,
J. Haines LippincOtt, d. S. White
.Jr Hon. Joseph Thompson, Allen b.
EndicOtt, Samuel +. Perry Levi G.
Albertson, DR.. j. X. Fleming, L. j
Dickerson, /. Nj. Longhead, Edward
5. Lee and Walter E. Edge. When
the different lines of telephone We're
hitched up to the main line connect
ed with the transmitter located
near the ocean few days ago for
the purpose OF hearing the ocean
roar by telephone several parties ac-
cepted the invitation OF listening.
Among them was Mr.. Harry Smith
of the Daily Press and it is stated
the system was so perfect he could
taste the salt from the spray OF the
ocean as it splashed against the
transmitter at the ocean.
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