Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1898-06-29

Mrs DR.. Frick was in Atlantic City on
Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Willis was in Atlantic City
Thursday.
DIR. Baily of Atlantic City was in town
on Saturday.
Miss Matte Risley passed Monday in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Albert Lake has joined the ranks
of the bicyclists.
Mrs. Elphra Sooy was an Atlantic City
visitor Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cox passed Thurs
day in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Allen was the guest of her
parents on Thursday.
Mrs. J. f. Ryon and son passed Thurs
day in Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Iugersoll was an Atlantic City
visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Pardon RyOn was an Atlantic
City visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Richard Willis was an Atlantic
City visitor ON Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Adams was an Atlantic
City visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. David Fairbrothers was an At
lantic City visitor Monday.
Mr.. Oliver Hammell was in Atlantic
City on business Thursday.
Miss Minnie Aug was the guest of
Atlantic City friends last week.
Lots of people are fixing up their side
walks and putting in new curbing.
Miss May North is visiting friends in
Philadelphia and Trenton this wesk.
Mr.. Elvin Scull of Bakersvillp, has ac-
cepted a position with Isaac Collins.
Mr.. land Mrs. Thomas Collins of Atlantic
City spent Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. George Cruger and children are
are visiting relativesin Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zane have returned
from few months trip in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Harry Rogers and his cousin,
Sherwood Risley, were boating Thurs
day.
Miss Hulda Newell is the youngest
bicycIist in the County, her age being 5
years.
Mrs. Hattie Boyd and daughter of
Camden are the guests of Mrs. T..
Halsey.
Mrs. ] ohm Andrews and son of Atlantic
City passed Thursday with Mrs. John
Aehmead.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell OF Mays Land
ing were the guests of Mrs. Alfred Fish,
last week.
Sunday was the hottest day of the
season, and the mercury reached 96o in
the shade.
Capt. Allen and son have completed
their yachts and are now sailing them at
Longport.
Miss Bessie Albertscn of Atlantic City
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys
over Sunday.
Mrs. Baker Doughty of Linwood was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Ryon
on Wednesday.
Rev. Il. Jewett received Mr.. Fredrick
Risley into Salem M. Z. Church, by letter
ON Sunday last.
Mrs. George Thompson of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Ingersoll.
The friends of Mrs. Chas Stebbins are
delighted to see her almost fully recovered
from her recent illness.
E. 7. Adams and sons have taken the
contract to build the chapel for the
NJ. e. Church at Absecon.
Mrs. Milton Sooy of Philadelphia, is
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bowen have
started on two weeks tour through the
west for the benefit of the formers health.
Special prayer and praise service and
fiual report of the building fund talent
at Presbyteria Chapel Friday evening
next.
Who would call at the Post Office for
a letter directed ITO the handsomest
girl in PIeasantville 2" Speak right out,
girls.
- Don't try to pay too much of the war
expenses on the Fourth, by drinking an
undue amount of sbi,ltus f5xNsenti, and
other patriotic liquids.
Boys, don't throw fire-crsckers at the
passing teams. Most horses are afraid
of them, and many deaths have been
caused by such thoughtlessness.
People sitting quietly on their veran-
dahs these still evenings can hear many
remarks not intended for them as the
bicyclers go past "hollering" at each
other.
Young ladies who wear dainty shoes,
of peculiar shape, should be careful
where they ''plant'' them, for any dis
tingHishing mark is easily traced in the
soft sand Of Atlantic County.
Mrs. DIR. Ciarkson of Pennsylvania is
spending short time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pardon RyOn. Thelatter also entertained
over Sunday, Mrs. Annie Wright and DR.,
and Mrs. Balead of Atlantic City.
Sunday was q tough day for the
wheeImen and they looked played out
parboHsd and detected. There isn't