Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1897-05-26
S loo PERYEAR IN ADVANCE.
Seventh Year. No. Is.
Mrs. John Rvou is on the sick list.

Henry Reinar Esq. spent Saturday in
Atlantic City.
Captain Yates was guest of Captain
Lake on Sunday.
Mrs Joseph Ang was q Philadelphia
visitor on Friday.
| Mr.. Archer spent Sunday with his
daughter Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. Lewis Barrett was an Atlantic
City visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew Ireland was an Atlantic
City visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Willis has returned from q
recent voyage in his vessel.
Mr.. Howard Mcconnell was an Allan
tic City visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Wesley Smith and daughter spent
Sunday at Captain Burroughs.
Mr.. Frank Risley arrived home from
| the Delaware on Saturday night.
Mr.. A. Dahlem recently purchased a
horse and buggy of Mr.. Alvin Risley.
Mrs. Gideon Scull and daughter spent
Wednesday with Atlantic City friends.
Leader for C. E. at st. Johns Church,
| Sunday evening, is Mrs. Jas. Luffbarry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Obert of Atlantic
City passed Sunday with Faulkner Willis
Esq.
Mr.. Alfred Stanford of Phila. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter B. Risley
last week.
Mrs. Arthur Wright and son of Attain
tic City we're the guests of her parents
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Myers have i'm
proved their home by the addition of q
new walk.
Mrs. Pardon Ryon was the guest of
her sister Mrs. Wright in Atlantic City on
Wednesday.
Rev. T. S. Bailey is laying out his yard
and planting flowers on the former
Disbrow property.
Mr.. Stephen G. Mitchell and Thomas
Carman rode to Camden and returned on
Sunday on tandem.
Mr. Richard Garwood is inspecting the
Egg Harbor road leading to the Mitchell
place quite frequently.
Mrs. Tobias Mcconnell and Miss
Blanche Wisham were Atlantic City
visitors on Wednesday.
The preaching services on Sunday,
May 3Oth, to the different societies will
commence at 10 O'Clock.
The Misses Nina Turner and Rena
Burris of Bakersville spent portion of
Sunday with Miss Hanah Smith.
The toll-gate keepers kept tally of the
wheels on Sunday and say that over 900
passed through from Atlantic City.
The first quarterly conference of Salem
M. Z. Church will be held this evening
by Rev. d. B. Harris the Presiding Elder
at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryon, of Allan
tic City, came over ON Sunday to see
their new cottage on Adams avenue
which they expect to occupy about the
first of June.
The Y. P. s. C. e. of st. Johns M. P.
Church will celebrate their first anniver
sary Friday evening, May 28th at 7.45,
All the young peoples societies, along
the shore, are cordially invited to at
tend.
The young Russian, Louis Rosenfeld,
who has been in jail at Atlantic City,
was released Monday noon on writ of
habeas corpus issued by Justice Garri-
son of the State Supreme Court, and
after driving about the City awhile, to
disarm suspicion, came to Pleasantville
and took the express train for Camden
at SO .. M. He was rearrested by the
Camden police and held to await further
information from Russia where it is
elleged, he robbed bank sometime ago.
Mrs. Henry Gouldey who has been
beautifying her front yard, has recently
set out ten dozen handsome gerauiums
in place of the tulips and hyacinths.
Mrs. Gouldey has one of the pretties
yards on Park avenue, and also has a
great liking for beautiful flowers. She
spends much time in cultivating them,
and arranging them in attractive
groups. Mrs. Gouldey is also quite a
poultry fancier and has raised this
season three hundred young chickens
mostly Brahmahs and Cockins-but
none with four legs. She still has the
| four-legged chicken, raised last year, /,
which is now fully grown, and she ex-
poets to exhibit it in Atlantic City this
season.