, 1903-09-09
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land Presbyterian church, returns to
his home in Vineland today with his
family. They have been here since
June and have spent a delightful sum-
mer.
Fancy Wells are very much worn this
| fall. Mech and Co. have some beauties.
Sallie Wright and Master Frank
Wright returned to their home in Ches-
ter, Pa, on Sunday after spending a
week in Holly Beach.
Margaret Mackey aged about SO years,
died at the Idlewild Cottage on Taylor
avenue on Tuesday.
Miss Klein, a trained nurse at the
Medico C%hirugical Hospital in Phila-
delphia, was in Holly on Monday.
Arrivals at the Center House the
past week have been Miss May Konkle,
f. S. Henderson, Geo. w. Clark, Miss
J. Henderson, w. Mullen, H. r. Early,
Philadelphia; j.. A. Mclaughlin,
Grace Mclaughlin, Lillian McLaugh-
lin, Toledo, Ohio; DIR. J. Morgan Dix,
Court House; FL. Walton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Walton, Riverton; Miss V.
Standerwick, David S. Nicolay, Jr.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Koch, 7Vineland; Robert P. Nichols,
Bridgeton, Coun.
Cunning coats from 81 to ST. at
Glickman's.
The Barker House arrivals the past
week have been E. r. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. A, A. Hoefick,
N. j; Address, Mrs. r. Roberts, Phila-
delphia Thomas Somerville, Jersey
City.
Frank {. Hall and bride, of Brooklyn,
n. T., is spending a week at the LaRoy
Cottage.
Edward Lozar, of Plattsburg, N. Y,
P~residento of the Lozar Motor Company,
called on Harry Hall on Sunday.
Harry G. Parsons, of Cleveland, Ohio,
was a Holly Beach visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. Parsons is a son-in-laW of United
States Senator Marcus A. Hanna.
Rev. Joseph Taylor and family spent
Lao, III Holly Beach and topped
at the Lansdowne. Rev. Joseph Taylor
is one of our Real Estate Wners, and
owns a large tract of land in Holly
Beach.
The large sign near the station show
ing the Gladstone apartments on the
beach at Rio Grande avenue has been
much admired this summer. 1t is a
work of art. The Gladstone, which is
owned by Oliver j. Leigh, has had a
very successful season.
DIR. James c. Stirk and John H.
La wson have been guests at the home
of Misses Hart.
The Holly Beach public school open
ed on Tuesday with an enrolment of
113 scholars, divided among the four
rooms as follows:-Principal's room, 10;
intermediate, % second primary, 33 ;
first primary 40.
The primary election held in the new
borough hall, at Holly Beach, yester-
day, resulted in the election of Post
master Frederick Meyer as the Repub-
lican delegate and Chas A. Norton as
the Democratic delegate to attend their
respective county conventions to NOM
mate candidates for the Senate and
Assembly. Mr.. Norton was elected
without opposition. Mr.. Meyer was
Senator Hands candidate and Lieuten-
ant Chas. f. Dyce vas a candidate for
delegate in the interest of Assemblyman
Crosse. Mr.. Meyer won by the following
vote:
81
The election officers conducting the
elections were VIM. E. Forcum, Frank
Randolph, Republicans S. II. Dowler
and J. d. Mathuse, Democrats. AT the
, close of the day the names on the reg
lister numbered 260. There were 1919
votes cast at the primary, 1877 in the
Republican box and II in the Demo
cratic box. There were two Democratic
ballots rejected and seven Republican