, 1902-08-22
PRICE 3 CENTS
Holly Beach.

Miss e. E. Parker has just purchased
two lots at the corner of Pacific, Crosse
and Hildreth venues
John f. King has awarded the con-
tract for tagging the sidewalk at Hand
and Pacific avenues to Ogden d Platt.
H. Walker Hand, of Cape May, agent
for the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, was a visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Waid, of Reading, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H. Bright.
She is accompanied by her two inter-
esting daughters.
Henry Bright and granddaughter
Eloise havejust returned from a months
outing in the Blue mountains of
Pennsylvania.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Dodd, of Gar
field, n. Y, spent the past week in
Holly Beach visiting friends. Mr..
Dodd was pastor of the Holly Beach
Presbyterian church three years ago.
He occupied the pulpit last Sunday eve
ming and was greeted by a crowded
house.
For Sale.-The E. S. Culver property,
Andrew venue neal Pacific, Holly
Beach. House new this spring; has 8
large rooms. Will sell with lot 45xlO0
feet or S0x100 feet. For particulars APP
ply at cottage or w. H. Bright, real
estate agent.
AT the Centre House the past week
there have been registered Miss Annie
Brogan, Woodlynne, Pa; Miss Helen
Dougherty, West Philadelphia; F. A.
Lockwood and family, Berwyn, Pa;
G. X. Middleton, Camden; J. Irwin
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 5.
North, Katherine RosengaTten, Eliza
beth R~osengarten, c. A. Wilson, S.
Maude Ferre, Mrs. w. G. Haines, EN-
cline V. Eldredge, Philadelphia; Miss
l.. n. Stackhouse, Lansdowne. Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Riggs, Langhorne,
Pa; Ida l.. Eldredge, Overlook, Pa.
port of Baltimore, is registered at the
Barker House with his wife and daugh-
ter for a ten days stay.
Blue ish are biting, The hand line
fishermen caught 80 barrels Of this
toothsome denizen of the deep yesters
day. Good catches may be expected
during the full of the moon.
Preaching at Hollywood NJ. e. church
next Sunday morning at 1870 by the
pastor. At 7.45 by Rev. Samuel Cum
mings, of Philadelphia.
A piano has just been added to the
furnishings of the beautiful home of
w. II. Bright on Burke avenue.
Lumber is on the ground at the north
west corner of Holly Beach and Lin
coin avenues, near the JOURNAL office,
for a new cottage to be erected by Con-
tractor Robert Wright. 1t will have
all modern conyeniences and will be
| n0p1nI06 nv Mr. NNrinht ond faro;I-
Mrs. Harold B. Woolston and a num-
Der of friends gave Mrs. w. III. Bright
a surprise party this week. A solo by
Miss Jennie Woolston and a recitation
entitled "Willo by Miss B. johnson
added much to the pleasures of the
evening.
Barker House guests the past week
have been j. D. Collins, Chas. P. Will
Its, w. H. Mudgett, Camden; Leslie
S. Ludlam, Jonathan Hand, Esq,
Court House; George D. Hull, Pauline
L.. With, Chas. B. Keen and wife,
VIM. J. Kelly, Kathryn OIBrien, VIM.
Tracy, Helen O'Brien, Chas. Krischker,
Chas. Bentz, Robert G. Ledig, Edward
Bruder, Frank Hare, E. H. Foster, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred W. Bauer, Florence A.
Bauer, Julius f. Kaufman and wife,
Norman Kaufman, f. E. Fitzpatrick,
James Prentis, Otto Hartwick, Phila.;
Walter Fifield, Henry &. Adams, Ba-
kersville.
Holly Beach Presbyterian Church,
Burke and Pacific avenues. Preaching
services 1870 a. m. and s p. m. Sun
day-school at 2.30. Rev. Henry H.
Forsyth, pastor.
Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisOns and will cure any case
of kidney disease hat is not beyond the
reach of medicine. Sold by Cohen Bros.
Sunday, August II, 1902, was a red
letter day for Methodism in Holly
Beach when the new Hollywood NJ. E
church was dedicated. The church
was erected through the efforts of its
former and first pastor, Rev. H. P.
Grim, who labored jealously for its COM
pletion. Rev. DR.. MacBurney, of Phil
adelphia, had full charge of the servi-
ces and preached a masterful sermon in
the morning from l Peter l. 3, 4. Rev.
j. B.. Adams, pastor of the Wildwood
Baptist church; B. ID. Collins, of Mill
vile, Z. II. Meeker and DR.. MacBurney
spoke at the afternoon platform meet
ing. Rev. DR.. G. +. Archer, Of Court
House, preached a strong helpful ser
mon in the evening. The people gave
freely and willingly all day, S722 being
raised, most of it cash.
John n. Newcomb, Adolf B. Ander-
son, Frank p. Rudolph, Robert Bright,
Chas. f. Dyce, Mr.. McAllister, Chas.
Sites and w. II. Bright attended a
Masonic banquet at Cape May city on
Tuesday evening.
Ou;ck relief for Acfhua cufferare