Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-01-09
ReigR6orRooa RofeA and QerSonoPS

Mr.. Raymond Adams is quite i'll.
Mr.. Ralph Sanders has returned to
Peddie institute.
| Mrs. Annie Slape was the guest Of Mrs.
J. Kuh last Thursday.
! Mr.. Curtis Risley is i'll at his home on
South Chestnut street.
Miss Ada Wells, of Phila, is the guest
OF her brother, Rev. Z. A. Wells.
Miss Lillian Martin is collecting very
unique assortment of post cards.
Mrs. James H. North is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Whitaker, of Cam
den.
Mrs. l.. Bruner and Mr.. w. N. Jones
were visitors last week of Miss Louisa
kuh.
Mrs. c. B. Mathews is receiving vocal
lessons from Miss May Buzby, of Wild
wood
| Mrs. Elias Campbell has been quite i'll
| for the past few days, but is now recov-
ering.
| Miss Ethel Bartlett and Miss Marjorie
| North have returned to the tSate Normal
school, Trenton.
Miss Elizabeth Willis has returned to
her studies at the School of Industrial
Art, Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Havens has been i'll fol
the past week. She is suffering from an
| attack of la grippe.
! Mrs George Reed has returned to Phila
after spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Reed.
Mr.. Fred Bush has returned after
spending his vacation with his parents
in East Stroudsburg, Pa.
Mrs. John b. Williams spent New
Years Day with her mother, Mrs. Rachel
Steelman, i'll Port Norris.
McDermott & Machin, the Philadelphia
express firm, had an extra team driven
from Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Minerva Ambruster entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Dawson and child
rem for several days tbs week.
Miss Sara Fritsch entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening. The timt
was pleasantly spent in games and music
A. trip to Philadelphia and visit t.
,he National Athletic Club is enjoyed
,y lovers of the manly art Of this place
The Misses Elyonta and Julia Inger
soil were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
EIsrace Gaskill, of West Phila., on New
ears Day.
A number Of Pleasantvillc people saM
Louis Mann in "I'he Man Who Stoo
>till,' at the Apollo Theatre, on New
Years afternoon.
Mareella Williams, the little niece Q
]. W. Cox, fell down the cellar steps al
he latter's house on Sunday. The child
,cad was badly cut.
Mr.. o. George Bohlson attended the
Fall Cedars' banquet, which was givel
at the Hotel Islcsworth, Atlantic iCty
m Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Paul Roediger, lately with Tbs
Reuter- Manufacturing Co., will soon re
move his family to Nineland, where h
is interested in producing his patente'
1ottle shoppers in connection with
arge glass blowing concern.
Charles Saunders, Of Philadelphia, lla
negotiated for three hundred acres o
and near Absecon. He will devote th,
,ntire tract to the raising of pigs. Hi
experience in the hog business is wild
and he will push the enterprise to sue
.essful point.
Mrs. Il. G. Van Glider entertained al
IN oyster supper ON New Years evening
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Van Glider
hospitality were: Miss Elizabeth Risley
Miss Helen Geary, the Misses Lillian anc
;ara Martin; Mr.. Walter Shurman, MI
Edward Bostock, Mr.. John Nicterline, Mr.
.. Geo. Bohlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job |. Risley entertaine,
1t dinner on Wednesday Their guest
we're: Mrs. Rachael Mendenhall, Mr.. an
Mrs. Albert Bliss and Mr.. Albert Bliss
Ir.. of Phila.. Mrs Judith Adams and N1r
Joseph B. Adams, of Atlantic City; ane
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Connolly, of Som
ers Point.
Miss Elizabeth Risley was delightful,
surprised by number of her friends OF
Monday evening The party was given il
,onor Of Miss Risley's birthday. She re
.eived very pretty and useful gifts. Re
freshments were served Those who PAL
sicipated in giving Miss Risley such
pleasant surprise were: Misses Ma.
1rambes, Sara Martin, Helen Geary
Lillian Martin, and Minnie Randolph,
Atlantic City; NIessrs. Walter Shurman
Edward Bostock. John Nicterline, Ellis
worth Long, 0. Geo. Bohlson and Curtis
Risley.
The recent $4,000 verdict against th'
Atlantic City railroad for the accident
Hammonton, of destruction of thre,
ives, should be lesson to the entire
,ounty. Citizens of Pleasantville Dor
ough may sit up and take notice of th'
dangerous crossings. The town and rail
road officials may now take steps to save
much future expense as well as destruc
ton of human lives by attending to
.hange in these crossings at once. Tho
present menace on Main street to pubic
safety is appalling. AT any time repeti
ton Of the Hammonton tragedy may oc
cur.
One of the most brilliant social events
Of the season was given at the Pleasant
Villa on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
David Lake entertained in honor OF ther
| daughter Mary's birthday. Miss Lake
received many pretty gifts. The evenine
was spent playing games and music and
| dancing, after which refreshments were
| served. Those present were: Misses
Marjorie North, Edna Brustre, Grace
Van Nordwick, Elizabeth Willis, Anna
Harris, of Phila.; Misses Clara Bartlett
| Carrie AIintzer, Raye Newell, Of Atlantic
| City; Misses Ethel Bartlett, Hhelen
Geary, Sara Martin, Florence Zippler,
Leila Bowen, Alberta Adams. Julia Inger-
soil; Messrs. Albert Strang, Lynwood
Mintzer, Roger Williams, Ralph Sanders
John Sooy, Stanley North, Edward Viii
lis, Raymond Ireland, Harry Fennimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bossler, of Atlantic
City; Messrs. Eli Ware and Edward
Stephenson.
One of the most enjoyable parties of
the holiday season was the surprise party
rendered Miss Marjorie North by a num-
ber of her friends on New Years Eve.
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