, 1903-06-24
HOLLY BEACH HAPPENINGS
ABOUT THOSE Who COME AND GO
BITS OF NEWS GATHERED
HERE THERE AND EVERY
WHERE BY THE JOURNAL
MAN


MAN
Wonfor and Sons Photographic offer
is extended to July 1st. See ad. ON an
other page. Your last chance.
Prof. D~onnellan, of Boston, surgeon
chiropodist, has opened up at the corner
of Pacific and Lincoln avenues. His
adv. will be found in another column.
H. G. Alexander, of Camden, has
taken 1.-THE Lancersn on Montgomery
avenue for the season, this is one of the
new and pretty bungalows that have
been erected since last season.
Washing machines and refrigerators
at Wildwood Bazaar.
John B. Holloway. of Philadelphia,
rented the Pierson cottage OIL Taylor
avenue west of Pacific and arrived
June 20 to occupy it for the summer.
John w. Bulwen has taken The
Latah on Rio Grande avenu for July.
Albert w. Byron has taken the
Turin Cottage on Burke avenue for the
season.
III. Heiiigman was down a few days
ago inspecting the work on his new
cottage on Leming avenue.
Mrs. Geo. Frost and two charming
daughters have opener Cedarcroft cot
tage on Bennett emu for the season.
Leave orders for ice cream at Tron-
nem's X
Judge Woodruff, of Elizabeth, Mrs.
+. Mccain, of Philadelphia; Charles
Bernard and wife, Miss MIG. Bernard
of National Park; Mis-. w. Ketter, of
Camden; Mrs. E. Hopkins of Philadel-
phia; and Mrs. William Scarborro, of
Camden, have been staying at the
"Aberdeen" for some time.
Among the Barker House arrivals the
Ipast week have been Earnest Kauff-
man, James M. Creight, L. NJ. Abbott,
of Philadelphia; Robert Diament, Allo-
(: Joseph FL. BELLS, East Orange;
Leslie . Ludiam, Frauk Leming, of
Court House; J. d. Collins, Camden,
g. M. Henderson, Of Millville, has
bought out the coal business of Robert
Bright Oh the corner of Cedar avenue
and the railroad and will continue the
same hereafter at the same old stand.
Harry, the we'll known gray horse,
formerly owned by liveryman John
Newcomb was sold last week to
Edward Fisher, of Green Creek.
Gasoline and oil stoves at Wildwood
Bazaar. 3
The new borough hall is being en-
closed at a rapid rate. 1t will be a
beauty when completed.
Men have been at work on Pacific
avenue putting it to grade in places
heretofore uneve
Many of our cottagers take advan-
tage Of the trolley sevice to attend the
evening balls at the Wildwood casino.
Mech & Co.'S. Bazaar on Andrew
avenue and the beach is now open for
the sale of beach goods. Fine assort-
ment of souvenirs and shells.
John F. McMann, who is employed
ia the Philadelphia Broad street station,
has been visiting relatiues in this place
durind the past week.
Tuesdays violent rains kept most of
JUS residents close in doors.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is an anti
septic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them to
heal without maturatiOn and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
ment. For sale by Cohen Bros, Wild
wood; g. w. Dougherty, Anglesea.*
O.. Morling, formerly the tenor of the
Presbyterian church choir, has started
on a trip to Toranto, Canada. M. Nor
ling is slowly maging his way around
the world. He has resided at Holly
Beach for the past two years.
Among the Centre House arrivals the
past week have been Miss Hogan, Bryn
Athyn, Pa; Miss Nelson, Chicago; Miss
Madeline Glenn, Miss Vera Pitcairn, of
Bryn Athyn, Pa. Fannie Waelchh,
Alientown;H Harold Pitwin, A. III. Stew
art, j. w. Gwinn, Geo. A Thompson;
Mr.. Diament, James Wright, Chas. f..
Ross, James NJ. Creight, Geo. II. White,
of Philadelphia; Dan Packer, Woodbury.
h. o. Bidwell, Vineland; Mr.. Mrs. G..
G. Davis, Camden; 0. M. Fox, Norris
town; Eleanor e. Suner, P%ittsburg; b.
d. Collins, Millville.
Ruric Adams has been down this
week getting his hotel ready 70 open.
The journal" has been topsy turvey
this week getting machinery in place
in the new office and we will ask our
readers to bear with delays in receiving
their papers and other faults they may
discover until we get settled in our new
quarters.