, 1903-08-19
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Inc anniversary services at the Holly
wood NJ. +. Church last Sunday were
OF an interesting character, and during
the day SllO We're raised in cash from
the congregation. OF this amount So
Will be used to pay a years interest on
the church mortgage. The balance
will he applied toward having the
church wired for electric lights, which
VIII be commenced at once or Just as
soon as an electrician can be procured
to do the work. Rev. James w. Mar
shall. d. d., president of Pennington
Seminary, preached both morning and
evening. Miss Dunning, daughter of
DIR. 1. >. Dunning, sang at the morning
service, and Mrs. DIR. Sheldon, of Col
l~lngsNood, sang a solo at the evening
service. The church was filled at the
evening service.
The dra wing for "a seashore lot on
Roberts avenue, Holly Beach, to raise
funds to pay for the moving of St.
Anus Roman Catholic Church to its
present site will take place on next
Saturday evening in the Casino. The
shares are % cents each.
Boys wash suits at soc worth zoe, at
Glickman's.
Barker House arrivals, +. o. Davis
and wife, Fairton Edwin ;. Seabrook
and wife, George Weldon and wife.
Caroline Newell, {. NJ. Caffrey, Cam
den Mrs. Alonzo Nanaman, Mrs. Fan
ny Marshall, Miss Ethel Marshall, |.
NJ. Abbott, Harold n. Wallace, Alonzo
Nanaman, George Marshall, j.. G. Tenn
me, Albert +. Kurt and family. Sam.
Crothers, Philadelphia Sheriff Samuel
p. Ewing, Leslie 5. Ludlam, Court
Hourse IL. OVerbaugh, New York
City Elwood Measey, Moorest1wn j;
VIM. Chambers, Cape May City Mar
Gus Fry, Nineland G. E. p. Murray,
II arrisburg, Pa.
japanese goods, souvenirs, shell goods,
euchfe prizes, large assortment at h. w.
Ryan's japanese Bazaar. \
Cantaloupes are ripe in Holly Beach.
James Clark picked a ripe one from his
garden ON Rio Grande avenue this
week.
VIII Stout has launched his naphtha
launch.
Holly Beach is full of people and
everybody is full of business.
Centre House arrivals the past week
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. lilly,
Letitia Mary lily, Mildred b. lily,
Cheltenham, Pa: Harry s. Williams
and wife, George 5. North and wife, \.
Dickerson and wife, Ldna Campbell,
Mrs. r. G. Marston, Philadelphia w.
II, Higgins and wife, Miss Virginia
Higgins, Master William Higgins, Dr..
II. H. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. b. ).
Allison, Marguerite Allison, Master
Stanton Allison, Miss Ellen NJ. lice,
Mrs. w. ID. Johnson, Mrs. w. A. Bloom
field and Child, Miss Jennie Bloom
field, Mrs. Joseph b. Mckee and child,
Miss Gertrude Holiday, Wheeling, w.
Va; William f. Meyer, Miss Bertha +.
Meyer, J. NiblO, NorristOwn, Pa; Helen
b. Prick, Mrs. c. r. Johnson, +. NJ.
Frick, Mrs. c. r. johnson, f. NJ. Prick,
Miss Alice Glare Prick, Pittsburg, Pa;
John j. Piggott and wife, Sharon Hill,
Pa; Josephine J.. Bagnall, Berdinia
Mid Dekauh, Nellie NJ. Bolles, Vine
land George Austermuhl and family,
Mrs. Robt. Kuhn and daughter, Cam
den.
stephen j, Burk, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey editor of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger, has been spending a
week with his wife at the st. Charles,
the new hotel of Mrs. c. G. fancy, on
Garfield venue.
A~ssemblyman Lewis NJ. Crosse, of
Ocean City, and Johothan Hand, Esq,
of Court House, were in town on Sat
urday last. Mr. Crosse is a full pledged
candidate for the state senate this fall.
The delegate election will be held on
Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Lawyer, Joseph Douglass, Jr, Of
Court House, was in Holly Beach to-
day. He has just returned from the
zinc fields of Arkansas and brings
news that is encouraging to the stock
holders of Philadelphia Zinc Co., of
which he is the manager.
The Holly Beach Fire Company has
purchased a new four wheel hose cart
which will carry 500 feet of hose. The
company o has a total OF 1900 feet
OF hose.
Contracts Going Rapidly,
Wildwood Is overlooking with WISH