, 1903-07-08
HOLLY BEACH HAPPENINGS
ABOUT THOSE Who COME AND GO
BITS OF NEWS GATHERED
HERE THERE AND EVERY
WHERE BY THE JoURN
MAN

The Fourth of July wa a great day
in Holly Beach, larger crowds of visi.
tors spending the day here than evel
before. The surf bathers were plentiful,
the weather fairly good and it was a
memorable day for the town. A large
percentage of visitors remained over
Sunday.
Gifford's ice cream parlors have open
ed on the corner of Cedar and Pacific
avenues.
Frank Morse, of Philadelphia, has
rented the Little Cedars cottage on Ba-
ker avenue, belonging to Mrs. Lundine.
! The Hotel Grenoble has been sold to
julius Rauch, who has occupied it for
the past few years.
G.. S. North, wife and daughter, OF
Philadelphia, are occupying n of the
cottages on Schellenger avenue, be-
longing to Harvey p. Summers.
Bathing slippers at Mech q Co.'S
Bazaar, Andrew mi X
A cedar tree beautifully decorated
with incandescent lights of many col
ors presents a novel appearance on the
lawn of the Cedarcroft on Pacific ave-
nue..
Mrs. J. d. Mech returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Phila-
delphia.
japanese goods, souvenirs, shell goods,
euchre prizes, large assortment at II. w.
Ryan's Japanese Bazaar.
The Barker House did a good Fourth
of July business, the guests comprising
DR.. Ware and wife, Bridgeton; John
Jackson, Mrs. M. Jackson, Harry J..
Paulus, VIM. Mecky, Harry w. Kelly,
Alfred HI. Paulus, Thomas e. Barker,
j.. Conrad Barker, Cornelius O'Brien
and daughter, Phila.
The Misses Maude, Mary and Mabel
Kilmer, of Vineland, are spending their
vacation with their brothers in Holly
Beach.
The Centre Uouse had about sixty
pthe Fourth, among whom
pG. s. North and wife, Miss Al
berta e. North, Robert M. Boyce and
wife, Miss Mabel G. Boyce, w. H.
Wolfe, wife and child, John ID. Pullin-
ger, 9. @. Crouch, James Montgomery,
Robert w. Montgomery, DR.. and Mrs.
A. P. Wall, A. H. Stewart, Mrs. M. w.
Howell, Isabelle Howell, George w.
Behr, A. H. Stewart, Laura M. North,
Ethel J. Sexton, Phila.; Miss Fannie
Bosch, Miss Helen Bosch, Henry Bosch
and wife, Fred, Edward and William
Bosch, Harry Bosch, Camden.
Mrs. G. M. Galloway and friend,
Mrs. Allen, of Philadelphia, were down
on Garfield avenue.
William M. Stout has had a Howard
two horse power gasolene engine put
in his sail boat and fitted up with an
awning, making a fine pleasure craft.
He expects to launch it next Monday
and is calculating to have a good time
with it this summer. In the mean
time he is selecting a name for it.
d. Wood, a grocer of Philadelphia,
has just bought ten lots on Roberts ave-
nue. through the agency of w. H.
Bright. MI. Wood and his family are
stopping at the Beechwood on Mont
gomery avenue for a fortnight's stay.
John H. Ware, who conducted the
%caroussel at Wildwood for SO many
years, is occupying with his family a
part of Photographer Matthew'S new
cottage on Pacific avenue.
Mrs. S. E. Thompson, of Philadel-
phia, has taken the Johannesen cot
tage on Bennett avenue.
James Young, of Philadelphia, one
of the members of the Holly Beach City
improvement company, with his wife
and sister, are sojourning at the Beech
wood.
Overalls the best in the world at
Glickman's. Il
The Misses Coates and their niece,
Emma ID. Burton, have returned home
to West Philadelphia, the former hav-
ing rented their Latah cottage for July
and August.