Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-03-17


Mrs. Isaac Andrews has been quite ill.
SculPs Cottage is being nicely painted.
Mr.. Jerry Hackney is regarding his
sidewalks.
Mr.. May Humphreys is having new
porch erected.
Mr. Somers Lakes new house is near
ing completion.
Capt. William Willis is having his side
walks repaired.
Mrs. Elphra Sooy is just recovering
from La Grippe.
Mr.. Job Risley has been having his
property graded.
The foundations of the new hotel are
being rapidly built.
Capn. S. S. Stetzer of LongpOrt, was
in town on Sunday.
Mrs. David Stetz r and son spent Mon
day in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frank Blackman was in the City
by-the-Sea, Thursday.
Mr.. Mark A. Lake spent few days
of last week in town.
Mrs. Knowles, of Camden, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. LdreW.
Mrs. Samuel Sooy has been quite i'll,
for several weeks past.
Mr.. Pardon Ryon was in Atlantic City
on business, Thursday.
Capt. Lewis Adams, of Atlantic City,
was Sunday visitor.
Mr.. Harry Helfrich is having the lot
next to his house filed in.
Mr.. James Ryon is improving his prop
erty by adding new fences.
Mrs. W. 1. Newell has hyacinths almost
ready to bloom in her garden.
Capt. William H. Mathis is having his
driveway to the Bay graveled.
Mrs. Gideon Scull and daughter are
visiting relatives in Atlantic City.
Lawyer George A. Bourgeois, of At
lantic City, was Tuesday visitor.
Mr.. John B. Smith has improved his
property by painting and regarding.
Miss Emma J. Ward, of Atlantic City,
was the guest of friends here on Friday.
Mrs. Borroughs Collins was the guest
day.
The Junior League, of Salem M. E.
church, will hold meeting Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Elmer Frambes is able to be at
work again after severe attack of La
Grippe.
Mr.. Cam, of Camden, has rented one
of W. l. Newell's cottages on Highland
avenue.
Mrs. ]. E. Adams, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks past, is now conva-
lescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zacariah Jones are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore and chill
dren were the guests of relatives in At
lantic City, on Monday.
Quite large party of lady bicyclists,
from Atlantic City. were out for spin
on the Shore road Monday.
Daniel Edwards. Esq, is the owner of
several fancy trotting horses, and is fre-
quently seen speeding them on the Shore
road.
Mrs. Charles Nelson, who was SO serl-
ously injured some weeks ago, is gradu-
ally recovering, although she has not
been out of doors as yet.
Carl Voelker, editor of the Atlantic
City Free Press, was in town on Thurs
day and honored the Press Office with
call. Bro. Voelker was considerably
surprised to find such well-equipped
printing plant in a country village.
Charles B. Newell was quite seriously
injured early last week, by the train men
at Absecon starting the train before he
could get his papers together, and while
jumping he hurt himself severely. DR..
North is in attendance, and reports that
his patient received injuries which it will
take q long time to recover from.
Mrs. Catherine Muller and family, of
West Washington avenue, are here from
Philadelphia, for few days to superin-
tend the refurnishing of their cottage.
The party comprises: Mrs. Muller, Mrs.
Zsntmayer and children, Masters Charles
and Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dallam
and Mrs. Walters.
The members of the Kensington Eu-
chre club were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday evening at George W. Leech's.
where games were played and refresh
me,.ts served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Heinzer, Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank
Reinar, Mr.. and Mrs. Hausbalter, Mr..
Leutnpgger, Mr.. Lutz, Mrs. Seeber, Mrs.
Wenzler, Mrs. Wagner and Miss Kamp.
Mr.. W. Newell Stetzer, formerly of
Paulsboro, who moved to Colorado
few months ago, was a visitor to the
PRESS office on Friday. Mr.. Stetzer
came East on business and came here to
visit his mother, Mrs. Faulkner Willis.
He speaks in the highest terms of Colo
RADIO and it's wonderful climate; and his
health has been greatly improved since
he went West. He will return to Colo
RADIO soon, and expects to make it his
permanent residence.
Notice.
The members of the Pleasatantville
Fire Co. are requested to meet at the En-
gine house, Saturday evening, March 20,
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