, 1903-12-23
HOLY. Beach.

l'ART VI ~ AARAAA In 6lAll
spent last Saturday skating lea Fish
ing Greek where the ice is reported to be
excellent. The boys walked there and
back, a distance of about IA miles.
Surely their days pleasure was well
earned and appreciated.
Christmas gifts at Glickman's.
f. &. Heating, son of Harry Heating.
merchant tailor, was down on Sunday.
On Monday Chas. Burk, our station
agent was called to the bedside of his
mother who lies seriously i'll at her
home in Philadelphia. During his all
sence he will be relieved by Chas. Rich
man, of Bridgeton.
w. II. Bright is a member of the
December Grand Jury which met at
Court House on Tuesday.
Beautiful oil paintings from 81 to $40
by a fine artist for sale at Mech d Co s.
Miss b.. E. Parker is having her resi-
dence moved from the corner of Pacific
n Davis II to an adjoining lot,
and on the present site she will erect Il
new store building to he occupied us IA
drug store by Cohen Bros. as a branch
of their Wildwood store. The new
drug store will be opened about the
middle of next April.
New assortment pocket knives, 25c
and Soc, at r. w. Ryan's japanese
Bazaar.
The Misses Lister and Vincent, of
Melbourne, Australia, are sojourning ut
the Centre House. They have been in
this country about six months and are
visiting the principal points of interest
throughout the United States. Holly
Beach has impressed them as being the
most pleasant of the three boroughs on
the island, at this time of the year.
Their next tour will extend through
the Southern states.
New our crout sc a quart at Wild
wood Bazaar. \
The filling in with sand of the lot adj
joining the Catholic church on Garfield
avenue has been completed this week.
The work was done under the direction
of John Newcomb.
Bargains at Glickman's.
Two lots on Rio Grande venue,
owned by William Austermuhl, of
Camden, have been graded with sand
this week by John Neweomb.
Miss Emma Nickerson, of the Centre
House is spending the holidays at her
home. n Philadelphia.
Rev. Newton Nelson, pastor of the
Holly Beach and Anglesea Methodist
churches, will spend Christmas at his
former home in Bridgeton.
Double blankets in large sizes at 81
a pair at Glickman's.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Holly
wood NJ. E. Church are arranging to
hold a fair in Holly Beach about the
18th of February. Useful and orna-
mental articles of all kinds will be on
sale.
You can save more than 10 per cent.
10y buying at Glickman's.
Postmaster Richardson and w. Nj.
Spalding, of Cape May Court House,
were in Holly Beach this week looking
after the Prudential insurance interests.
Mrs. Sarah Garrison, mother of VIM.
7. Garrison, died at the home of Ed
ward Tunis in Holly Beach last Satur-
day and was buried in Camden on
Monday.
John Hood, of Camden l.. S. Lud-
lam, of Cape May Court House and E.
&. Cole, of Seaville, were in town this
week and with w. III. Bright have been
closing up the delinquent tax business
for the borough.
j. L. High and |. r. Schiller, of
Philadelphia, were in town this week
repairing the steam heater in the new
Presbyterian parsonage.
Miss Edna Barnett spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Miller, principal of the
Holly Beach Public School, will spend
her Christmas vacation at her home in
Cold Spring.
NJ. w. Glickman has just received a
full line of fine Ladies' Skirts in all the
popular makes, together with a line of
Blankets and Comfortables, which he
will carry IN his store hereafter. \
The Commissioners of Adjustment,
appointed by the Cape May County
Circuit Court, on December rs, 1899, for
the purpose of settling and collecting
the back taxes and assessments of Holly
Beach, have about concluded their
labors and their report was filed with
the court on Saturday last, and appli-
cation made to the court for the fixing
of the fees of the commissioners, who
are John Hood, Leslie S. Ludlam, and
w. H. Bright.