, 1903-09-02
HOLLY BEACH RIPPLES
PERSONALS ABOUT YOF AND
YOUR FRIENDS MIXED WITH
A BATCH OF INTEREST
ING LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST TO YOU

CWedIeB Lutheran tOn8fe-
gatian at the corner of Roberts and
Holly Beach n
John H. Beecher, of Waynesboro,
Pa, has bought a lot On Rio Grande
avenue adjoining the cottage Of Miss
Coatei.
Rev. II. Steward, of Roxboro, Pa.
has purchased Il lot on Davis avenue.
east OF Pacific, and VIII erect a cottage
for next season.
Mrs Leo. Gross, of Philadelphia, has
bought a lot on Davis avenue and eN-
poets to build a cottage.
You can save at least % per cent. ny
purchasing at Glickman's.
f. j. Suter and family returned 10
their home in Philadelphia 81 Monday
| after.spending the summer in their cot
tage in Holly Beach. Mr.. Suter Is a
printer and assisted al the JOURNAL
Office during the summer.
Barker House arrivals the past week
have been Miss Ethel Williams, Ell
ward Williams, Miss Gladys Williams,
Mrs. Thomas Williams, Miss Ella Bon
ner, james Prentiss, George ID. Hull,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Patterson, Phila-
delphia; Edward Barrett, David y.
Hutchinson, Norristown, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. II. Fredericks, Camden.
Fine groceries, teas and coffees, Meri-
dale butter, Ayrmont butter, fine hams
and bacon at Wildwood Bazaar. r. w.
Ryan.
Arrivals at the Centre House the past
week have been Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Lesher, Mrs. II. c. Rafferty, and
son, Maude E. Woolston, Philadel-
phia; Miss Anna 4. Measey, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A.. Measey, Clarence Measey,
Jean +. Measey, MoorestoWn; O. NJ.
Fox, NOrristown, Pa; Prof. Warren
Marts, Miss Susan Applogate, DIN s.
V. Mpa5 Bridgeton; Mrs. Alfred Heal,
VIII ,s,el Lea. Clifford Heal Beverly;
& ~ .Ga. Oeofge u Fang
New hhffivifs ale; Mr.. and Mrs. George
" dtes, ST. Miss Dorothy f. Mattress,
Anew NJ a%ttress, Clifton Heights, Pa.
~6she,dmen's evangelistic meeting
willie hdeld on the beach at the foot of
Bake.aVipr9nue next Sunday afternoon,
Sept. A,aft 4 o'clock, weather permit
ting. Good singing and speaking.
Evangelist Thomas Needham will adj
dress the meeting.
Watch for Glickman's fall announce
ment to appear shortly in the adver-
Using Columns.
George B. Langley, n of the most
prominent citizens of Millville, and
Benz. ID. Collins, also of Miliville, have
been ON the island this week on a bust
ness trip. Mr.. Langley has sold his
milling interests at Millville TO a west
ern firm.
Twenty of the premium contracts fol-
lots in Henry III. Ottens' addition III
| North Wildwood We're sold to Holly
Beach parties.
John Scott has bought five lots on
Bennett avenue, adjoining his residence
en- Leaning avenue.
Jacob Lorentz has bought two lots on
| Holly Beach avenue, between Roberts
and Youngs avenues.
The candidates for delegates at the
coming county conventions have hled
their petitions with Borough Clerk
Harry Hewitt as required by the new
primary law. There is Il big contest
on in Holly Beach for the election of a
delegate to attend the Republican
county convention which will be held
at Court House on Friday, september
II, to nominate a candidate for the
state senate. Lieutenant Chas. +.
Dyce, a retired naval office, is a candi-
date for delegate in the interests of
Assemblyman Crosse, and Postmaster
Frederick Meyer is Senator Hands
candidate. Our Democratic friends
have no opposition to the candidacy
of Sherman T. DoWler for delegate to
attend the county convention to be
held at Cape May Court House ON
Thursday, October -, 1903. The
primary meeting will be held at the
borough hall next Tuesday, Septem-
Der s, between the hours of | and 8 p.
M, for the election of both Republican
and Democratic delegates.
DON'T forget, the boys will soon need
school shoes. You can always get the
best for your money at Glichman's. .
The concert given at the Wildwood
Borough Hall on last Wednesday even
ing for the benefit of the Hollywood
NJ. r. church was a grand success IN
every way. Those present say a more
enjoyable entertainment has not been
gwen for a long time and if Edgar Page
Sites and his son Fletcher Sites ever
appear before an audience here again
they will meet with a royal reception.
The Holly Beach public school will
begin on Tuesday, September $, after
the summer vacation. The Board oil
Education met ON Friday evening OF
last week and received the resignation
of Miss Gertrude Tolbert as principal,
Miss Mary r. Miller, of Cold Spring,
who formerly taught at Vineland was
elected principal to fill the vacancy.
The other teachers who will take NJ
their duties next Tuesday are
Miss Anna Nannaman and Miss
Linda Rutherford, both of Cape May.
for the intermediate departments, and
Miss Belle Scull, of South Dennis, who
will teach the primary department.
All four of the teachers come highly
J recommended.