, 1904-07-06

DIR. b. Schwartz and wife, DIR. =.
Weiland and wife and DR.. IL. H1lie,
all of Philadelphia, spent a most ue-
lightful Fourth of July at this resort.
The Misses Edith P. Middleton and
Harriet G.. Diamond of Salem, Oregon
were Holly Beach visitors over the
Fourth.
The Misses Catharine Helf and Sallie
Hephart, of Germantown, spent an
enjoyable Fourth at this resort.
A barber has opened a shop in the
basement of the Hotel Beachwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keifer, of Phila.,
are at the Hotel Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Strubel, of
Phila., ar. guests at the cottage of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Lorentz, on Garfield
venue.
A lively party composed of G. Cos
tello, A. TORY, V. Welsh, A. Ander-
son, E. Smith, j. Pelly and Chas.
Swilkey, of Philadelphia, accompanied
by their lady friends were Holly Beach
visitors on Sunday. All of the party
are members of the Pioneer yacht club
of Anglesea.
Among the recent guests at the Han
over Have been Chas. +. Riethermier,
Jr., of Huey and Christ, A. Koenig,
Albert Seavers, H. HI. Hauseal, Miss
Goodwin, Miss Helen Krenzle, Ed
ward T. VENTED, Miss Emma Nebig,
Mrs. Thum, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Schlichting, Mrs. n. Idler, all of
Philadelphia. Also the perfectly
harmless musical scrap band of Phila-
delphia, composed of Miss Fannie
Heiligman, Miss Josephine Heiligman
and Edward Schlichting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wall, of Camden,
have taken possession of their Spicer
venue cottage for the summer, after
spending several months in Camden
looking after Improvements to their
property there.
A jolly party composed of w. H.
Nash and wife, j. N. Fort, Jr., and
wife, Chas E. Kautz and wife of Phil
adelphia; B. f. Sparks and wife, Elma
F. Sparks, and Dan'I S. Garwood and
wife, of Camden, were guests of c..
Vernon Sparks and wife at the Beach
wood over Sunday.
DR.. r. l.. Randolph, of Baltimore,
Md, was a recent guest of the Barker
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Howard and
family, of Philadelphia, ard sojourn-
Howard is well known in Philadel-
phia business circles.
New lot Mems fine Shirts 5Oc., 75c.,
81 at Wildwood Bazaar. \
Mrs. J. w. Cooke, of Pittsburg; w.
e. Gilbert, Mrs. M. Shields, G.. G..
fancy, Miss M. Kelley and Walter
Shank, of Philadelphia, were recent
guests of the st. Charles Hotel.
Mems hats and caps for sale at
Mech q Co.'s Holly Beach Store. X
The LeVake cafe aud restaurant
has opened for business in the Yenney
building on Burk avenue.
Two thousand quarts of ice cream
was manufactured by Mills q Co. and
used on the Island on Sunday and
Monday of this week.
Clarence e. West, of Bryn Mawr,
Pa, registered at the Centre House
TIE laIler part OF last week.
Mrs. Katherine Mansan and son
Thomas, of Philadelphia, are guests of
the Centre House. Mr.. Manson is a
student at the South Jersey Institute,
Bridgeton.
Among the guests at the Roosevelt
cottage were Jacob Jenny and Charles
Bowman, of Germantown.
For fresh meats and vegetables 90 to
Stewart u Jones, Oak avenue. +
w. HI. Bright, the real estate man,
A. w. johnson, the barber and VIM. E.
Hinckle, the cigar man, moved into
their new quarters in the Bourse this
week.
John Hoefer, one of our oldest and
best known residents, died quite sud-
denly last Saturday at his home in
Holly Beach. He was SO years old and
had lived here for twenty years, coming
from Philadelphia. He leaves one
daughter who is married and lives in
Philadelphia. Interment took plaza in
Philadelphia on Tuesday.