Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-04-21

Mr.. James Ryon has had his sidewalks
improved.
Mrs. John P. Ashmead spent Thursday
in Atlantic City.
Mr. Pardon Ryon is having his side
walks regarded.
Mr.. David Fairbrother spe Mt Sunday
with his family.
William Risley of Phila. spent Sunday
with his father.
Miss Clara Potter was the guest of her
sister over Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Ryon was an Atlantic City
visitor on Sunday.
Mr.. Eliakim Conover was an Atlantic
City visitor Sunday.
Mr.. FL. C. Thomas spent last week with
friends in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Myers spent Sun
day in Philadelphia.
George Winner, of English Creek, was
in town on Thursday.
Captain Chas. York has again returned
home for short stay.
Frank Ryon, Esq, was an Atlantic
City visitor on Sunday.
Miss Matte Martin was a Saturday
visitor to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steelman Collins were in
Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Faulkner Willis is now GONZALES
cent after severe illness.
Mrs. Charles Bowen was an Atlantic
City visitor on Thursday.
Leader for c. E. at st. Johns M. p.
Church is Mr.. K. P. Risley.
Mrs. William Roser was an Atlantic
City visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Rogers, of Burlington, is the
guest of her father Captain Allen.
Mrs. Roger Collins and sister were
Atlantic City visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Pardon Ryon was the guest of
relatives in Atlantic City on Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Wright of Atlantic City
visited relatives in town on Sunday.
Mrs. R. Somers of Atlantic City visited
her mother Mrs. Jeffries on Sunday.
Mr.. Herbert Freeman of Phila. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his wife.
Mr.. Thomas Binker of Phila. was the
guest of Hon. W. l. Newell on Sunday.
Mrs, Lynwood Mintzer, of Atlantic
City, visited relatives here on Wednes-
day.
Miss Matte Risley, of Atlantic City,
spent Sunday with her father Mr.. r. l..
Risley
Scull's Cottage looks handsome in its
new coat of paint and the new side
porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Martin and
c. nk CO Doiuf on
Sunday.
Mr.. Sheldon. of the Philadelphia In
uuirer, was in town on Wednesday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Brown, of Atlantic City,
who has been quite i'll at the residence of
her father is now convalescent.
Mrs. Harley L. Warner announces that
she will continue her late husband 8
business as undertaken at the sameplace.
Rev. Jas. Luffbarry was surprised Sat
urday evening by being presented with
beautiful revolving chair by his many
friends.
Mayor Lewis Steelman, of Linwood,
and his mother Mrs. Joseph Steelman,
were among the visitors atSalem Church
on Sunday.
For ReDt-For the season, a nicely
furnished 8-room cottage, within one
fourth of mile OF r. r. station and con-
venient to the Bay. Apply at the PRESS
Office. a
An accident to the Turnpike draw
bridge Sunday morning caused Rev. DIR.
Aikman to arrive at the Presbyterian
Church somewhat behind time but not
too late to participate in the services.
Wa present upon this page of the
PRESS, the first installment of official
statistics that ought to attract the at
tention of the taxpayers Of Atlantic
County, We are confident they will
later on.
Miss Julia Miller, of Smiths Landing
died of peritonitis on Thursday after
brief illness. Miss Miller was a very
active and useful member OF the st.
Paul's A. M. E. church, and will be great
" missed by that organization who
looked to her to lead in all the social
and benevolent entertainments.
On Monday the PRESS received a call
from Mr.. Henry Beddow, of Alexandria,
Indiana, who with his wife, had driven
with horse and carriage the entire dis
tance. He made the trip in about six
weeks and was somewhat delayed by
rainy weather. He is much pleased with
this part of the country and may make
his home in this vicinity.
There will be a pigeon and cake-walk
entertainment given by the members OF
the st. Paul's A. M. E church at the new
hall, near Smiths Landing School-house,
on Saturday evening April Oath. There
will be a 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, cents. This is the entertain
ment that was postponed from last Sat
urday evening on the account of the
death of Miss Julia Miller.