, 1903-10-07
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LiOlnlnS lIOm q WISH TO NlnelanQ.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Eber Smith, of Phil
adelphia, spent Friday of last week
with their cousin, Mrs. S. Barnett.
Sheriff Samuel E. Ewing, of Court
House, was doing business on the Is
land last Friday.
Oliver j. Leigh, proprietor of the
Tower cafe on Cedar avenue, has de-
cided to keep open throughout the win
ter. b. Il. Hill, of Philadelphia, is the
manager. Mr.. Leigh is negotiating
for the adjoining property.
New dress goods, boys suits, mems
pants and some new jewelry just in at
Mrs. NJ. $. Elmquist's store.
Joseph Hussong, II. b. Woolston,
Rud. Prizendanz and Ed. A%ustermuhl,
all of Camden and property owners
here, We're down on Sunday.
The cottage of c. O.. Struse on Rio
Grande venue is now enclosed.
w. II. Bright has just taken title to
the two lots adjoining his residence on
Burk avenue and will have them gra-
ded and a pretty lawn on them before
next season.
New lot of school stationery, blank
books, composition books, etc, Just in
~ NANNth ~ W . clOIc.
Among the Centre House arrivals
the past week have been Harry Ben
nett and wife, James Barlow, A. H.
Craig and wife, Mrs. James Marshall.
Z. Eber Smith and wife, Philadelphia;
Joseph Hussong, Rud. Preisendanz,
Camden; Frank p. Jewett. Orange.
The 38th annual convention of the
Cape May County Sunday-school AS
ISOLATION was held in the Hollywood
NJ. r. church on Tuesday, October 9th,
l9O3, with l04 delegates in attendance.
The morning session commenced at ten
O'CLOCK with an opening song and pray
er, after which an experience meeting
was led by B. c. Ingersoll. Rev. H.
NJ. Blake made an address, his subject
being 1.-THE Teachers Helpers.u A
symposium, "Helping Hands in our
County Work, " was led by Postmaster
Reuben L. johnson, of Erma. Miss
j. l.. Baldwin, state primary superin-
tendent, gave an address. After-dinner
conferences were participated in by
Miss Baldwin, Mrs. H. A. Hand, Rev.
II. Nj. Ferguson, President Samuel
Roberts and Rev. A. 5. VanDyck. The
afternoon session was opened with a
prayer service led by Rev. b. f. Buck,
after which the report of the county
treasurer was read and certificates dis
tributed. An address was delivered bv
Rev. a. II. Williams. At the evening
session the church was filled and at
7.30 }. G. Foster, of Court House, led a
song service. During the evening Miss
Helen Marts sang a solo and Rev. D..
n. Stafford, of Melville, gave an adj
dress on The Purpose of the Sunday
school," The delegates and visitors
/ lNrpGDnf hnd a Vropxr ,1rastaII H. -
entertainment was provided for them
by the people of Holly Beach and Wild
wood. Rev. Newton Nelson, pastor of
the Hollywood church, was unable to
be present on account of sickness. The
association is differed as follows: Pres
ldent, Samuel Roberts; vice president,
j.. I. Foster; secretary and treasurer,
Ralph Schellinger; recording secretary,
Truman Hickman; state executive COM
mittee, Rev. Frank Sheppard; county
executive committee, A. NJ. Robinson,
e. 1enney, John Wallace, Jr. Town
ship secrataries-Cape May City. Mrs.
May Mecray; Lower Township, w. f.
Mexican; Five Mile Beach, Helen w.
Marts; Middle Township, b. l.. How
ell; Dennis Township, H. NJ. Carroll;
Upper Township, John Wallace, Jr.;
Ocean City, l.. Stephenson.
John Higgins and family, of Frank
ford, Phila., left this week for their
home. Their little daughter, Marie.
was somewhat sorry to part from her
many associates i'll Holly Beach.
Henry T. Craven, of the Vineland
Monumental Stone Works, accompan-
led by John Barker, of Millyille, were
down on Faiday OF last week.
The fall and winter schedule of the
West Jersey u Seashore railroad went
into effect on Tuesday and the new
lime table appears on another page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett. of Phil
adelphia, are domiciled at the Centre
House for a months stay and ENJOYING
their %sojourn by the sea.
Mrs. w. H. Bright and son Noble
n daughter JOY have gone on a three
weeks vacation to her former home in
the mountains of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. X. A. Randolph of the Roanoke
cottage, Hand avenue, returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. Emma Reigens, of Cape
May.
Raymond r. Vincent, postal clerk at
Holly Beach, will spend a week in
Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Warner, of Phil
adelphia, has purchased the Contin-
entail cottage from Mrs. Worden, Rio
Grande avenue.
Winfield 5. Harrison returned Tues
day from Ocean City, Md, with his
partner, John Bergman. They left Ocean
City in their fishing skif. They were
becalmed twice and later blown ashore
by a northeast storm on Rehoboth
Beach, Del. After a week of adverse
weather they finally arrived home.
Gunners' leggings in different varie-
ties from zoe. to SIPS at Glickman's. Z