Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-04-14
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Isaac Shaner, Esq. was in Atlantic City
Saturday.
Mr.. Tatem spent Sunday with relatives
in Camden.
Mr.. Samuel Smith was in town on
Wednesday.
itor Saturday.
Alvin P. Risley was an Atlantic City
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Rein was a Philadelphia
visitor last week.
Mr.. 2. W. Jones was in Mays Landing
Monday on business.
Mr.. Archie Willis was an Atlantic City
visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. William Leech was in the City
by-the-Sea Saturday.
Mr.. May Humphreys is having his
home nicely painted.
Hon. W. 1. Newell spent part of last
week at Harrisburg.
Capt. Amoriah Lake spent part of last
week in Philadelphi
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Race were at Phila-
delphia on Saturday last.
Mr.. Tobias Mcconnell vas an Atlantic
City visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. 81. C.. Thomas was an Atlantic
City visitor ON Saturday.
Mr. J ohm W. johnson, of Leeds Point,
was in town on Saturday.
Mr.. Potter's store, now occupied by
Mr.. Steelman, is being repainted.
Mr.. Albert Lake is building a pretty
cottage near the Reading station.
Mrs. Olensclager and daughter were
Atlantic City visitors ON Tuesday.
Mr.. A. T. Irwin lost a valuable st.
Bernard dog, by poisoning, it is believed.
Mrs. Herbert E. Freeman visited her
husband in Phila. Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Emma J. Ward, of Atlantic City,
was the guest of friends in town, on
Thursday.
Mrs. Cheeseman's son and family. of
Philadelphia, moved in their new house
here on Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Stetzer, of Ocean City,
was the guest of his mother, Mrs. +.
Willis, on Wednesday.
Wanted-Man to clear ground at
Mckee City. Apply to Mrs. John F.
Dayies, Parnassus, Pa. Ut.
W. Newell Stetzar Esq of Denver, Col.
who has been visiting relatives in town
left for his home on Thursday.
Mrs. Griffith Ireland and daughter of
Atlantic City formerly OF Pleasantville
was in town visiting friends on Tuesday.
Mrs. Matilda Jones and son, David,
were in Philadelphia last week, attend
ant upon Mrs. Jones brothers funeral.
Strawberry plants for sale-Brandy-
wine Sharpless, Martin Seeding, pure
stock. VIM. Howenstine, Pennington,
NJ. Ut.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles Mel
son are pleased to see her out of doors
again after her serious accident, two or
three months ago.
Mr.. Somers Bowen, the popular Super
intendant OF Salem Sunday School, re-
ports a large increase in attendance 100
being present on Sunday.
The social held at DR.. J. Fl. North's
residence on Monday evening for the
benefit of the Junior Christian Eudeavor
Society of the Presbyterian Church was
a great success.
Rev. Mr.. Jewett the new pastor of
Salem Church and his family arrived at
the parsonage on Thursday and were
given q reception in the evening by the
members of the church.
The Junior League of Salem NJ. E.
Church assisted by the choir and MEM
bers of the Sunday School will give an
Easter Concert on Sunday evening. All
are cordially invited to be present.
The rite of baptism, that was to have
heen administered at Bargaintown last
Sunday morning, by Rev. L. j. Oliver,
past or of st. Paul's A. M. E. church, was
postponed until next Sunday morning
at $50 a. m.
Mr.. Samuel Ireland returned home on
Friday night from the South where ne
and Mr.. d. L. Risley, of Philadelphia,
have made an extended trip of many
Southern tours, reaching so far South as
Atlanta, Georgia. Mr.. Ireland reports
having picked Strawberries while on bis
trip.
There will be pigeon and cake-walk
entertainment given by the members oi
the st. Pauls A. Nj. E. church at the new
: hall, near Smiths Landing School-house,
on Saturday evening April 18th. There
will be live pigeon turned loose with q
gold dollar fastened to it's neck, and
whoever captures it, will get the bird
and the dollar. Admittance 10 cents,
children, 5 cents.
Hon. Henry Honck. Deputy State
Superintendent of Public Schools OF
Pennsylvania, will deliver q lecture en-
titled, .Bound to VIM" at Masonic
Hall, Linwood, Saturday evening, May
1st Mr.. Honck is a popular and in
structive lecturer with enough humOr to
make his lectures interesting and enter
tanning to every one. The lecture will
be preceded by music and recitations,
and the proceeds will be devoted to the