, 1902-09-26
Holly Beach.

Mrs. Gerhardt, a daughter of James
A. Grayson, is down for a sojourn by
the sea in her fathers cottage.
phia, who has spent the entire summer
avenue with his family, will remain
until well into October. He reports
that the health of his mother has been
greatly benefited here.
Patrick Meehan, a Market street,
Philadelphia, business man, who owns
a lot at the corner of Garfield and Pa
ciic avenues, was looking over the is
land on Wednesday in company with
his friend, Mr.. White. The latter owns
two lots in Wildwood on Magnolia
avenue.
Frank r. Hughes, principal of the
Holly Beach public school last year,
was renewing acquaintance here yes
terday. He will enter the University
of Pennsylvania next week and take a
course in medicine.
Rev. HI. P. Grim, of Winslow, for
merly pastor of the Hollywood M. e.
church, is visiting on the island this
week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
IlOlly DcdCH DOIOuSA SOunCA wac nClu
last night with Mayor Smith, Council
men Barnett, FOrcum, Lee and Lopez
present, also clerk Hewitt. The finance
committee reported examining the du-
plicate, which showed the net valua-
ton of taxables to be 1886, l34. Sher-
man Dowler appeared before Council
and asked that the lot be decided to the
Eiremen's Association, which the bor-
ough proposes to donate to the firemen.
| Mayor Smith and Mr.. Barnett were
appointed as a committee to confer
with the firemen on the subject. The
borough hall and jetty committees re-
ported progress. Adjourned to meet
Friday evening, Oct. 10.
For one week from date, Sept. 26th,
1902, the undersigned will receive sealed
/ / Tor creaTing up and raising to the
established grade, lot No. 81, block 81,
on Andrew avenue, Holly Beach. The
all bids. f, A. Brock, Vineland, n. J.
DIR. J. 3. Ware, Of Bridgeton, who
has practiced medicine for forty-seven
years, was a guest at the Barker House
last Friday and Saturday Other guests
there the past week have been &. Al
Norton, Holly Beach; Leslie s. Lud-
lam, Court House; Otto Binder, G. d.
Shoemaker, Philadelphia, K. q. Blais-
dell, Camden.
Services at Hollywood M. E. church
next Sunday morning at 10. 80 in charge
of Martin Newkirk. The evening ser.
vice at 7.45 will be in charge of Morell
Woolson. Sunday-school- at 2.30, and
prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
John G. Russell has resigned as sec.
rotary and treasurer of the Hollywood
M. E. Sunday-school, to secure work
in the city. He reports all bills of the
school paid up to Sept. 18th, 1902, with
a balance in the treasury of 1887. Mr.
Russell also served faithfully as sexton
of the church and as secretary of the
board of stewards. He was also finan.
cial secretary of Beach Council, No. 1877
Jr. o. U. A. M.
Rev. Newton Nelson leaves today fol
Orwigsburg, Pa, to attend the re.
opening of the Methodist church there,
where he preached two years while al
college.
DR.. G. A. Stewart, of Philadelphia,
has awarded the contract to Robert
Wright for the erection of a boat house
at Rio Grande avenue and the bridge.
Councilman Elias Lee served on the
Grand Jury this week.
To Rent.-Comfortably furnished
house of seven rooms for $40 a month.
Apply to Mrs. Young, artist, Henry
cottage, Holly Beach. n
Joel w. Openshaw, of Mt. Airy, Phil
adelphia, has bought of e. II. Shearer
the SHADY Side" cottage on Cedar
avenue, lot 5, block 157. Price, $500.