Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-04-27

| n month or oftener, let man with q
cart go around and collect all The
rubbish and dnmp 1t at a distant and
islsley, Nettie Collins, Mabel Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. John $ ,mers, Mr.. and
Mrs. IrittOn Adams, Harry Collins,
Oscar Horton, Fred Fenton and
Archie RisIey.
Mrs. Frank Webb and daughter
Eva spent several days this week In
Philadelphia, attending the wedding
her brother, William GiIkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison
I.novcd into their new home on Main
Street on Saturday.
M.O,J. Hammell Informs The Press
hat he is ready to assist ball team.
Who'll be the next?
Ii reader knows of a suitable
location for a base ball field, please
aotify member of the team. Man.
a ger Bates or Secretary Braun. A
reasonable rental will be paid; or,
perhaps the plot may be purchased.
The young men must have home
lmusement-they are full OF civic
pride; give them show.
Leech's Department Store is receiv-
Hug complete renovation, inside
and outside. Fine new fixtures have
been placed in the grocery depart
nent and the place is greatly beau
tilted by the transformation.
When Is q man, a kicker? Must he
be considered in this class because he
loes not fall into the ruts that have
,een worn all too deep by the all too
conservative man?
DR.. Morgan, OF Philadelphia, was
the guest OF Capt. and Mrs Blake on
Sunday.
Mrs Taylor Hale,o Whealto on, Vir-
| ginia, is spending a few weeks with
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
iogers.
DR.. and Mrs. J. I'll. North had as
their guest Tuesday, Mr.. Cyrus Os-
good, Of HammontOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Grouse entertained
their son, Of Selins Grove, Pa, Sun
d dty.
Mrs. Seward Scofield was given a
luncheon on Monday afternoon, April
I'D, by friends OF Atlantic City and
Ithaca, N Y Among the guests were
Mrs. Childs, Miss Sarah Devine, Miss
Florence Nelson, Miss Kathryn Shant,
Miss Childs, Miss Boden and Miss
Mooney.
Mr.. Taylor Hale has returned to
Virginia, after spending Sunday with
Pleasantville friends.
The Current Events Club met at the
home of Mrs, Braun Wednesday after
noon, the last meeting OF the season.
A fine appearance was made by
Excelsior Council, Jr. O. U. A. M, last
sunday as the men marched two
abreast to attend divine services at
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Mr.. Miller preached a
most appropriate sermon and the
choir was equal to the occasion.
The Mollenhauer family (three gen.
erations) will appear this (Friday)
evening at musical and literary en-
tertainment In Wesley NJ. E. Church,
assisted by competent talent.
The demand for last weeks Press
exceeded the supply, therefore the
disappointed ones who did not get
copy OF the map OF this Borough
should be pleased to see the repro
duction on last page Of this issue.
The Oyster Planters Association
will meet at O'DonnelPs Hotel Sat
urday night. April 27, at s O'Clock.
Mr. Robert L. Race is making elab.
crate prerarations for a monster
entertainment to be held in Red
Mems Hall early in May.
The Atlantic City papers ara rapid
Iy telling their readers OF the dire re-
suits that will follow enforcement OF
the Sunday liquor laws. The reform
ers indeed do need to learn from
| whence comes their livelihood.
Messrs. Wesley Ford and Earl
Farr left Sunday for an extended
business trip at the Delaware Water
Gap.
Governor Stokes signed the bill on
Thursday providing for the erection
Of building adjoining Trenton'f
state prison in which convicted mur.
derers may be electrocuted.
I The Atlantic City Board Of Edu
cation, 1t is rumored, will raise
| teachers salaries 16 per cent.
A public meeting will be held May
Is, In Adams Hall, ior the purpose o.
organizing q Grange Of Patrons d