Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-12-22

So again | would say, Look sharp
Mr.. Mayor. You are warned in season
Other plans are being laid in other
quarters, and none of them are engi-
neered for your benefit.
The Dumpmasters begin to realize the
big mistake they made in dumping"
Sam. Kelley, and they have been throw
ing out some dazzling bait in the hope
that he may bite only to be again
thrown overheard if he snaps at it.
They hope to finally dispose of him for
good, but it is my opinion that there is
only one man who can lick Sam. Kelley,
and be walks under Sam. Kelley's hat
and wears his boots..
want all my readers to mark this
prediction as shall have occasion to
write again on the remarkable ingenu-
ity of his enemies and the yard wide
smiles that they put on when they meet
him for hand shake.
Did not tell you that "Father" Rose
was right Sin it,? Look at the good
fat things that have fallen into his lap
paving Georgia avenue among the reft.
He did't study Blackstone for nothing.
Certainly not. George Long is growing
more popular every day. He wants to
take a course in Theology however to
keep up with Father Sam. But
George is good fellow-and his friends
won't let Harry Postal run away with
the Ihlrd Ward, ARGUS.
The Germania School No. 8. of Gallo
way Township, Atlantic County, gave
q very enjoyable entertainment at
Liederkranz Hall Cologne, on sFriday
the 10 inst. The following was the pro-
gramme
Orchestra "Welcome Address by
Master Lewis J. Kayser Orchestra
Recitation, "My Baby" by Miss Berdie
Morph Vocal Solo. Twenty Frogs" by
Miss Katie Kienzle Recitation, sCoIum-
bias Emblem" by Miss Maggie Hen
mann ; A Game, "The Haymakers'' by
The Primary Class Recitation, ''Trust
the Children by Miss Anna Buckow
Play, 1.-The Harvest Queen" by Class
Recitation, "My Mammals Hands" by
Miss Alvina Kuenke : Dialogue, "Only
COoning" by Master Lewis j. Kayser
and Chas. Steckel Recitation, Autumn
Works" by Miss Anna Goehring;
Orchestra Gun Drill by Class Recita-
ton, "Little Hands" by Master Henry
Goehring Play, "The Birds Conven-
ton" by Class Recitation, ''The Fall of
Yorktown" by Master Charles Steckel
Orchestra ''Scarf Drilr' by Class Reci-
tation, "When Mother Looks" by Mas
ter Devils J. Kayser Orchestra Fan
Drill'' by Class Essay on Boys by Miss
Millie Schmorl Recitation, 'The Girl of
1912" by MISS Selma Shade Vocal
Duet Little Robin Redbreast" by Miss
Anna Goehring Good night and Frieda
Shade "Good Night Address by Miss
Mamie Sahl Orchestra.
Long before the appointed time the
hall began to fill with visitors, until
there was neither sitting nor standing
room left. Egg Harbor City, Port
Republic, Pomona, Cologne and Ger
mania were represented. At 8 Is the
exercises were opened by the Cologne
Cornet Band. The recitations, speeches,
plays and songs were well rendered for
which the teachers and pupils deserve
great credit. | thank Miss L. Z. Much
leck the principal for her labor in pre-
pairing and drilling the children.
l desire to thank the Cologne Cornet
Band for their kindness to furnish us
with such fine music free of charge. |
also thank the visitors who helped to
make the entertainment a success fnan-
cially and the same to the school child
rem of my district. May these girls and
boys continue to progress in their educa-
ton, and be as successful all through life
is the earnest desire of their
Trustee.
JOSEPH SAIL.