, 1905-02-22

A Martha Washington social will be
held at the mans of the Presbyterian
church this Wednesday, evening and
a good time is promised to all who
may attend. Ice cream and cake will
he served and all are welcome.
For Rent.-SiX room house on south
side of Rio Grande avenue, on electric
line, n half square west of West Jer-
sey railroad track. See w. IL. Bright,
agent, Holly Beach. X
The hearing of William T. Garrison,
who was declared a bankrupt last
month, will take place at Cape May
on Friday, February "a, 1905, before
Lewis Il. Stevens, Esq, referee in
bankruptcy. His schedules have not
yet been filed and it is not known what
his liabilities and assets are. A trustee
will be appointed at this meeting.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Lot
9Oxl00, fronting on proposed new
boardwalk. Furnished and unfur-
nished cottages for rent. Cheap lots
for sale, cash or OF installment plan.
f. Yenney, real estate agent, Burke
avenue, Holly Beach.
Bishop James A. McFaul, of the
Catholic diocese of Trenton, has recent
Iy made some changes of priests. Rev.
Father Maroney has been transferred
from Sandy Hook to Holly Beach.
Father Tighe, who has had charge of
the parish here on the island for the
past two or more years, will be trans
ferred to another field, which has not
as yet been announced. Rev. Father
Coffield has been transferred from
Toms River to Ocean City. Father
Tighe has made many friends here
who regret to hear that he is obliged to
leave us.
Correct designs and c%olorings in good
strong ginghams and percales for boys
waists, 8, 10 and lie. Mech IL Co 4
The State Senate on Tuesday passed
Assembly Bill No. 7, one of the worst
measures ever fathered by the Repub-
lican party. Senator Crosse, as usual,
was true to his constituents and spoke
vigorously against the measure; follow
ing up his speech with a good, loud
May when the roll was called. The
bill in question abolishes town meet
ings or Spring elections in townships
and boroughs. Assembly No. SO pro-
vides for township committees and
borough councils appropriating this
year the funds usually voted on at the
Spring election Court House Gazette.
Douglas High Cut shoes for cunning
and outdoor use, $500. Ryan's Ba-
aar
S. A. Laning, who is a member of
the Board of Education from the Fourth
ward, Bridgeton, was down yesterday.
He will be down O to put his ice
plant in shape for the summers bust
ness.
Report has it that the st. Charles
hotel has been rented to a Mr.. Williams.
Mrs. Rhoads is very ill with pneu-
monia and an affection of the heart.
Her two sons from Vineland were down
to see her this week.
Chas. Bentz was among the Sunday
visitors.
Among the voters down on Tuesday
were Stephen Titus, John f. Mawley,
e. Austermuhl and Carl Erickson.
Work on the sewers is being pushed
forward with two gangs of men. Ad-
ditional gangs will be put on as the
weather permits.
Our local Dixie Minstrels will go to
Cold Spring Saturday night to give an
entertainment under the management
of Frank l.. Worden. The Kilmel
brothers and the Harrison brothers will
entertain. Sal Skinner will be there
and our own little Billie Banks will dC
the song and dance act.
Cards are out for a double wedding
to take place at the home of Mrs. M. f
Needham next Tuesday afternoon OF
Cedar avenue. One daughter, Eleano
Marie, will wed Fred w. Zorn, ant
Alice Claire will marry William AID
ans, Jr.