, 1898-08-26
Holly Beach.

OAZ ASuO41s
The school house presents a much
imprped appearance now since Mr.
Forctn painted it a new color.
Mr. Frances Marsden, of New York
is her on her first visit to her friends
Mr.. ad Mrs. Stephen Titus. She is
very auch pleased with Holly Beach.
Dung June and July there was gen
eral far of the season being a failure.
but August has brought more visitors
to theBeach than ever before.
Arriy at the Centre House are John
Wallav and wife, Mary Brown, George
w. Xii PIX and wife, George Rambo.
j. 5. knaldson, M. S. Canon, Mr..
and 9s. John J. Caldwell, Samuel
TAFT, Philadelphia; Mike O'Halla-
han, Jersey City; M. S. Moore, of
Narhth, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. b.
Fillnn, of Pottstown, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. lfred f. Waldo, Mrs. Eliza Wal
do, oftavre de Grace, Nd; M. Wells,
J. IL. haw, of Sea Isle City; Rev.
GeorgFulton, of Lebanon, Pa; Mr..
and Ms. Abdon Lee, Miss Fannie Lee.
MasteAmes Lee, Miss Edith Lee. of
TlcntA
Rev. eorge w. Fulton, of Lebanon,
Pa, aIeormer pastor at Holly Beach,
will zach Sunday evening at the
PreshS rian church.
.Cy AnaCollier, a celebrated ma
rlney New York City, is the
gues' Vand Mrs. John H. Judge.
MrS Ward Lewis and son, Marcus
LewisN philadelphia, made a trip to
Holly \ IN on Wednesday and spent
the day th friends at Floral cottage.
Mrs. liam Smith and son, Larue
Smith liss Katie Smith, of Phil
adelphi guests at Floral cottage.
Mrs. WilEhpd son, of Court
John Ia
Arrivl Hotel are
II. =, $ his, Mol
George kanleX
Chas. as, Ed. ReSI ~14.4.e1e
Harry Paitz, Julius K1altz, Mani
Klatz, RS. Klaitz, Mrs. Murphy
Chas. dchter, Benz. Auchter, Mrs
Dessan Ind Chas. Dessant, of Phila
delphia
JOSEPH G, Fischer, who seems to hay
a genius for making things comfortabl
for his family and visiting friends, an
is always on the move to make thing
go, hasJerected a toboggan slide Oh tn
grounds of his beautiful cottage on Pa
ciic AVENUE. The slide affords grea
amusement to the children in tn
neighbprhood and is quite a success.
The last beach meeting of the seaso
will betheld next Sunday at $50 in tn
evening.
Mr.. Qldfeld and his pleasant family
of Fra4kford, Pa, are spending a wee
at Clover cottage.
In The waters of the sounds crat
have been running uncommonly well
and the numerous parties indulging
this sport have been unusually su
cessfull
Philip Conley will conduct a black
smith shop in Holly Beach the comm
winter and makes his announcement
by means of an advertisement j
anothef column.
A So uth Jersey editor stopping hef
printed the following in his pa per las
weeka s"The visitors have at last gotte
the bGtt of we Jersey mosquito and II
not unusual now to meet the ladie
with lighted Chinese punk in their hal
as they go out for an evenings prone
made. Chinese punk resembles youth
full edition 0 fthe ordinary cat tail whic
grows about ponds and bitches. 1t
mits when lighted a pungent odor {
bout as hard on a Jerseyman as on th
Jersey mosquito. The mosquito, how
ever, has the advantage-he "a fly
way fir om il and the Jerseyman cannot
The ladies look like walking lighthouse
with these lighted tapers stuck up /
their hair and it will not be strange
more than n young gent gets a hol
burned through his coat sleeve"
Holly Cottage arrivals are S. Mar
| Ives, III. D., Mr.. and Mrs. George 4
| Gamble, of Philadelphia; Elizabet
Benhdm Newman, M. D., of Boston
Mary 5. KnaFr, of Montgomery, Pa
Louisa r. CLARK, Ira T. Haas, of Sun
bury, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Wessel
Misses Florrie and Walter Wessel
John Egar, of Brooklyn.