, 1904-12-07
The WEEKS BUDGET
FROM HOLLY BEACH
Breezy Bits of News Gathered
From Various Sources
OTHER ITEMS of INTEREST

family this winter, mas leaSeu Castlt
reagh of Sheriff w. H. Bright for
term of three years. He will tax
possession of the property with hi
family and reside in Holly Beach tn
year round.
Mrs. Marion Fox, of Camden, VIII
owns a cottage on Youngs avenue, wal
down a few days last week on business
The Rev. Henry g. Miller, of thu
First Presbyterian church, expects tt
give some instructive lectures in the
near future on "Mormonism as it il
To-day" Mr.. Miller gave the subject
careful study on his visits through
states in which il is nourishing.
Read Ryan's Xmas adv, on another
page.
1t is surprising what liberal clubbing
the JOURNAL is able to make with the
countrys most popular magazines.
Xmas is coming. Look them up, on
page six.
Joseph Heating, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at the home of his father
tailor Harry Heating.
About twenty-five members of Beach
Council, No. 157, Jr. o.. U. A. M,
attended the Hollywood M. E. church
in a body last Sunday evening. The
Rev. Stanley N. Clark delivered a ser
mon on Patriotism and Liberty.
Mech & Co. have the interior of
their store beautifully decorated in hol-
iday attire, besides "a large and varied
display of attractive Christmas gifts.
The display is well worth your inspec-
ton.
A contract to raise the Lyndhurst on
Cedar avenue has been awarded to the
Garrison Construction company, who
will begin work Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Kurtz, of the
Beachwood, are spending two weeks
in Philadelphia.
loves Xmas CONNECTIONS are pure.
See advertisement. #
VIM. r.. ellis, the electrician, is
having bis home at the corner of Pa
ciie and Lincoln avenues, beautified
by a new coat of paint. Oliver Bright
has the work in charge.
Charles Helm, of Camden, was a
guest at the Barker House one day
last week.
A. G. Miller, of the Barker House,
was a Camden visitor a portion of last
week.
Douglas High Cut Shoes for cunning
and outdoor use, $500. Ryan's Ba-
zaar.
Lewis Whitley, late of the Holly
Crest, has taken charge of the Berwind.
Mrs. Frank l.. Worden has rented the
Holly Crest and will conduct a board
ing house.
Mrs. Elizabeth MCGOWAN, of Phila-
delphia, is having a large boarding
house erected on Roberts avenue, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Fielding, of Philadel-
phia, is having a cottage erected on
Baker avenue. The Garrison Con-
struction company have both contracts.
Among the Centre House guests the
past week have been f. P. Larkin,
H. w. Lovejoy, of Philadelphia; John
Morton, of Rio Grande; VIM. M. Mac
Kenzie, of New York; Joseph II. Hall
and John Collins, of Camden; DR..
Julius Way, of Court House, and r. It.
Greenlee and friend, of Belleplain.
A great deal of comment is circula-
ting about town because of the action
of the trolley company in graveling
their tracks. Gravel has been spread
over the rails to a depth of about eight
inches above the grade of the side
walks, making a high ridge through
the centre of Pacific avenue from Rio
Grande to Davis avenues, which is not
only an obstruction but gives the street
a bad appearance.
Miss Edna Barnett spent several
days of last week in Bridgeton.
Beautiful Christmas tree ornaments
from one cen to 10. Read our adv. OF
page 4. Mech & Co.
The clipping social which was giver
by the ladies ofthe Presbyterian church
last Monday evening was not very
well attended on account of the storm
The was artistically decorated
and presented a very inviting appear
ance. The affair was continued Oh