, 1904-12-21
The WEEKS BUDGET
FROM HOLLY BEACH
Breezy Bits OF News Gathered
From Various Sources
OTHER ITEMS of INTEREST

both of Newark, were in Holly Beach
on Saturday and Sunday viewing the
points of interest on Five Mile Beach
THROUGH the courtesy of Mr.. Carl Has
win, a birds eye view ofthe island was
had from the balcony of s'The Hollies. 9
A beautiful sight was the snow clad
hollies and the surrounding country
manteled In white. The sights of the
Life Saving Station and the drills of
the Life Guards were witnessed. The
cold storage plant where immense
stacks of frozen fish are kept was seen;
the beautiful beach hard and smooth;
the substructure of the new pier at
Wild wood; the new Office of the North
Wildwood Land Company; the vast
mount of new cottages at 18th street
and the Hotel Ottens were a few of the
many points of interest that the sight
seers vi-ited. By the interest they
manifested in the island, we feel as
sured that these two Newark gentlemen
will be among next summers visitors
to this resort.
The Centre House was the scene of a
very pleasant gathering on last Thurs
day evening when Miss Edna Barnett
was rendered a PARTY in honor of her
eighteenth birthday anniversary. AL
though snow reigned absolute out of
doors, pre-, enting a Lumber of invited
guests from attending, yet the evening
was most thoroughly enjoyed by those
present. Flinch and other popular
games were INDUCED in during the
evening and the wants of the elmer
oeing' were most artfully satisfied by
an excellent collation. of delicacies pre-
pared by Mrs. Barnett. The dining
o and parlor were handsomely
decorated Ill holly, greens and ere e
paper, presenting a very pleasing APP
pearance. Miss Edna was the recipient
of numerous handsome gifts from her
many friends.
Read Ryan's Xmas adv. on another
page.
DIR. Elijah Miller, of Ocean City, has
been spending a week at the Centre
House as guest of his sister Miss Mary
r. Miller, principal of the Holly Beach
public school.
Cashmere, fleece-lined gloves, golf
gloves 25c. Boys kid fur tipped gloves
Doc. Read our ad. on page 4. Mech
q Co. X
Mrs. David Tate, of Philadelphia, a
property owner in Holly Beach and
North wildwood was in town looking
after her interests on Monday.
Mrs. Girard and daughter Gladys
spent a few days of last week in Phila-
delphia doing their Christmas shop
ping.
Castlereagh ID being wired for electric
lights by Electrician VIM. r. ellis.
Charles Nickerson is adding several
Improvements to his up-to-date hard
ware store 10 the way of display
shelves.
Z. e. West, of Bryn Mawr, Pa, and
O. NJ. Fox, of Philadelphia, were
guests of the Centre House during the
past week.
j. w. Spohm, of Camden, spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Holly
Beach with his friend Forrest Long.
H. b. Cole, president of the Five
Mile Beach Lumber Comnanv. w r
Cole, secretary of the same firm and
Henry s. Stockwell, a Camden attor-
ney were visitors of this place on We'd
nesday last.
1t is surprising what liberal clubbing
the JOURNAL is able to make with the
country most popular magazines.
Xmas is coming. Lcok them up, on
page six.
Read Ryan's Xmas adv, on another
page.
Mrs. Fielding, of Philadelphia, who
is having a cottage erected on Baker
avenue by the Garrison Construction
Company, was in town ON Monday on
business.
William T. Garrison was in Phila-
delphia on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grapevine
and grand daughter Bessie Mytinger
left for Camden on Friday last where
they will make an extended %sojourn.