, 1902-10-03
N. j, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1902.
Holly Beach.

Contractor VIM. II. Garrison made a
business trip to Seaville yesterday.
f. Dimaio, of Philadelphia, was
down yesterday looking after his prop
erty interests here.
John E. Anderson, one of our thrifty
Swedish fishermen, goes south as usual
this fall to ply his vocation for the
winter.
Former Judge Harry S. Douglass, of
Court House, was doing business in
Holly Beach yesterday.
A watch free with every $40 purchase
at Glickman's. Good until October 31*
VIM. J. Simpson and family, who
have spent several months at Holly
Beach, have disposed of their furniture
and will soon go to Pasadena, Califor-
mia, to live.
The cottage of James A. Grayson, at
the corner of Lincoln and Atlantic ave.
nues, is being painted.
Miss Ella Hewitt, daughter of Surro-
gate Hewitt, of Court House, is giving
Miss Honor Bright lessons on the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Pentland have
been spending several days at their
farm near Clayton.
The residence of Engineer James M.
f. Bowers has been improved in APP
pearance by a coat of paint.
Lafayette Ware, a former member of
the Holly Beach life saving station,
died at Trenton and was buried at Cape
May on Tuesday.
Mrs. Louisa Schada, who recently
purchased the Turin cottage, will spend
the month of October in the cottage
and later on will 90 south for the
winter.
No danger of consumption if you Use
Foley's Honey and Tar TO cure that
stubborn cough. Sold by Cohen Bros.
Contractor John Vance has compile
ted the grading and graveling of Lin
coin venue from Pacific to Atlantic,
and also the grading of Garfield and
Yolngs a~y.entlesfrom Pacific fe.Hallyy
Beach avenues.
Preaching at Hollywood NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning at 1880.
Sunday.school at $50. In the evening
at 7.45 an autumnal service will be
rendered, for which an interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
All are invited to these services. Rev.
Newton Nelson, pastor.
Mrs. a. G. Bristol, of Vinelahd, who
recently returned from California, arri-
we'd in Holly Beach yesterday morning
and is the guest of the Misses Hart.
Some miscreant stole the ounces
from a tree in the yard of John Reese
the other day. One solitary ounce was
IoFt xrEf.h Nv pnooo cnuc fbn fhiAI
can have.
II. ID. Case, who vas agent at Ava
Ion during the past summer, has been
appointed station agent at Holly Beach
taking effect October l.. The Avalon
station viii lie closed during the winter.
James Hand, who has been agent al
Holly Beach during the summer, will
do extra suty again.
Lieutenant Chas. f. Dyce, of the
u. S. Revenue Cutter Service, retired,
left today for Washington, d. c., to be
gone ten days. Mr.. Dyce will take
part in the naval parade next Tuesday
aud will be mounted on a horse.
Centre House arrivals the past week
have Teen Former Judge Harry S.
Douglass, Court House; Eugena p.
Cameron, New York City; Rev. H. p.
Grim, Winslow; Mrs. VIM. McPher-
son, Fishing Greek; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Williams; Charles Howard Kock, Phil
adelphia; 9. H. Elwell, Camden; Oil
yer M. Fox, Norristown, Pa; James
w. Comas, Bridgeton.
Former Deputy County Clerk Leslie
S. Ludlam, of Court House, and Y. T..
Wilson, of Wilmington, Del, were
amonp fba Rarlpr House quests the
past week.
Mrs. Margaret A. Worden returned
to her home in Vineland yesterday af-
ter spending a week in Holly Beach
looking after her properties here, which
are located on Hand and Rio Grande
avenues.