, 1905-04-12
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM HOLLY BEACH
THOSE WHO COME AND GO
Many Cottages Rented During the
Past Week. Sand Dredge
Begins Work.

Frederick w. Bauer, ESQ.,, an attor-
ney-at-law located in the Stephen Gil
rard building, Philadelphia, has rent
ed the Woodbine cottage, corner Pacific
and Rio Grande avenues, and will oc-
cupy it with his family early in June.
The Schada cottage on the corner of
Burk and Atlantic venue has been
rented to Philadelphia parties.
The w. H. Bright residence on Burk
avenue has been rented to a party
from Philadelphia.
A sand dredge in the employ of
Baker Bros. has commenced operations
on the tract of land just below Holly
Beach, and the work of filling in and
grading this property will soon begin
in earnest.
AT their meeting Monday evening,
the Holly Beach Fire Company, ex-
tended a vote of thanks to the COM
mittee of young ladies of Holly Beach,
for their donation of thirty dollars, the
proceeds of the recent dancing social.
A vote of thanks was also extended to
Mech q Co., for a donation of ten
dollars.
Sheriff Bright finds that his official
duties at the county seat does not con-
sumo near all his time, and nearly
every day he comes over by train and
spends the middle of the day at his
Holly Beach real estate office.
E. II. Fries will open a first-class
restaurant about Saturday, April %,
in the Bourse building, Pacific avenue.
Mr.. Fries intends to give the people of
Holly Beach IN up-to-date eating es-
adjustment.
Splendid lot OF muslins, bleached and
unbleached, from &c. up. Mech Il Co.
Read u adv. on page 5.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holly
wood M. E. church will hold a Spider
Web social next Saturday night at AL
lie Shaw's truck store. Ice cream and
peanuts will be ON sale, AS we'll as some
useful articles carried oVer from the
fair held last winter.
Centre House guests the past week
have been William H. Boardman, Sell
den Il. Probasco, r. w. Brace, Joseph
III. Hall, Carrie M. Davies, Isaac r..
Davies, Charles Benty, William Il.
Hoge and wife, DIR. and Mrs. Burn
field, of Philadelphia; William q. Me-
guire, Joseph Hussong, H. b. Wool
ston, Camden; Harry Headley, Ocean
City; Clarence E. West, Bryan Mawr;
+. r. Brace, Black wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Judge, of
New York, who are numbered among
our most highly esteemed summer resi-
dents, came down last Saturday eve
ming, and have been spending the week
here. On Sunday they enjoyed a drive
off shore.
Private sale of all kinds of household
goods at corner of Roberts and Holly
Daaob ovopneG Naunblar X
b6dcu dNcuuCs. IduChlCl.
Israel Woolson and Miss Ella Bark
er were married at the Tabernacle
church, Cold Spring, on Sunday of
last week. 1t was quite a surprise to
their many friends here as no one knew
anything about it. They have the
good wishes of their many friends for q
long and prosperous married life.
J. G. Wall, who sold his cottage on
Spicer avenue to the Five Mile Beach
Electric Railway Company, is alrang.
ing to build another on the same ave
nue., for which Architect VanHorn is
now drawing the plans.
Carl Erickson, the fish dealer, hat
been handling some fine sea perch, and
mackerel are beginning to run now
The latter is a very toothsome fish.
Mrs. Catherine Owen has sold hel
lot on Montgomery avenue