, 1903-11-25
Holly Beach,.

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winter.
The grounds around st. AIMS Cath
olic church are being filled in.
Miss Minnie Grosscup, of Reading,
Pa, is visiting at the home of w. H.
Bright.
The Office of DIR. Adams, owned by
A. w. Elmquist, has been given a coat
of paint.
Centre House guests the past week
have been Logan Jones, Atlantic City;
Joseph H.. Hall, Philadelphia; &. CARL,
Camden; Z. a. Garretson, Court House.
Senator Robert E. Hand, of Erma,
was in Holly Beach last Saturday and
dined at the Barker House. Other
guests there the past week have been
Stillwell Townsend and DR.. j. Morgan
Dix, of Court House.
Ladies Walking Skirts, at M. w.
Glickman's. y
1t is reported that Joseph Geisenberger
has purchased the j. b. Vanderslice
property on Pacific avenue, neat Cedar,
and will start a bottling establishment.
He will apply for IA license at the April
term of Court for the privilege of selling
at wholesale.
Electrician VIM. r.. ellis, has Just
finished wiring the Beachwood, the big
new hotel of Charles Kurtz. He has
also wired the Randolph and Kay pro-
perties on Cedar avenue recently pur-
chased by Oliver }. Leigh, and also the
new bungalo on Rio Grande avenue be-
longing to Chas. A. Struse, and a cot
tage for Leo Gross.
Charles Albig, of Philadelphia, has
bought a lot at the corner of Garfield
and Pacific venue through Real Es-
tate Agent John Bright and Will erect
a store building and embark in the
grocery business.
New sour crout &c a quart at Wild
wood Bazaar. Il
Mrs. w. H. Bright who has been sick
for sometime, was reported not SO well
on Tuesday; she has been very low and
a specialist from Philadelphia has been
sent for.
Stephen H.. Lewry, lately of Will
low Grove, Pa, has moved to Holly
Beach on Rio Grande venue and eX-
poets to become a permanent resident.
William Henry Kilmer, of Holly
Beach, and Miss Gertrude Fox, of
Woodstown, were married at Harmers-
vile, Salem county, last Sunday hight.
TIE %oG.,le have rented one of Robert
Bright's cottages and furnished it and
will begin housekeeping at once. They
were given a serenade the other eve
ming. The bride was a clerk at Wild
wood Bazaar last summer. The JOUR-
NAL extends congratulations.
Benz. f. Barker, A. w. Elmquist and
Elias w. Furcum, sat in the borough
hall on Tuesday as Commissioners of
Appeal and transacted considerable
business. j. Fithian Tatem, Esq, of
Haddonfield, representing the West
Jersey Electric company, appeared be-
fore the board and was allowed a re-
duction of $1,000 in the valuation of the
company's power building.
Real Estate Agent w. IL. Bright
made a record breaking sale of lots for
the North Wildwood Land company
last Saturday. He started out in the
morning and sold twenty premium
contracts inside of seven hours, or a
total of $4,000 worth of property. These
lots are located on 18th street and they
lay on both sides of the West Jersey
and Seashore railroad. The following
were the purchasers, taking u lot
each: w. HI. Bright, DIR. q. b. M.
Adams, Allen w. Johnson, Walter
Craythorn, VIM. r. ellis, Loire b.
Shivers, X. Penn Smith, Morris w.
Glickman, A. H. Turpin, Bernard
Long, VIM. L. Garrison, George |.
Stein, Samuel Roberts, Israel Woolson,
James H. Thomas, Reuben L. john
son, Rufus Collins, Levi f. Butts,
Joseph A. Lee and Charles II. Clouting.
Harry Gill, who has been conducting
a meat market at the corner of Cedar
and Pacific avenues, suddenly disap-
peared on Monday, leaving some of his
creditors to mourn his loss, and It's said
a lot of worthless checks i'll his wake.
Harris Bros, the vegetable dealers
claim to have bought his stock of meat
and appliances, which they moved TO
their vegetable store on Pacific avenue,
on Tuesday night. The Harris Bros.
propose 10 continue the meat business.
One of the Harris boys was assisting
Gill before he took his departure.