, 1905-04-26
HOLLY BEACH NOTES
CONTINUED

and John Mahon, has been formed and
have done considerable work. The
company is now engaged in laying a
cement walk in Wildwood for Thomas
b. Connolly On Philadelphia venue.
They will also lay a walk for Stanley
Kalbach on Juniper avenue.
Hurrah!the woman is hung and now
for the a We are going to feed him
to death. If you a to be convinced
call at the Bourse Restaurant, Pacific
and Burk avenues, Holly Beach, on
this Saturday and join in all the %festivi-
ties of the day aud evening when you
a get lots of good things to eat and
ice cream of superior quality. Once
tried you will always buy.
E. II. Fries, proprietor. \
Real Estate Agent Yenney reports
the sale of three lots on Baker avenue
belonging to G. B. Coles to parties in
Camden.
John Joyce, Alex. Mckee and MI.
OaiUcI, VI uiiauCiPhIa "CiO iSoSho
guests at the Oaklyn.
A large crowd of Easter guests visit
ing this resort last Sunday.
The store of VIM. F. Crowther has
been improved by a new coat of paint.
The mud-digger, at work for Baker
Bros, in their new tract below Holly
Beach, is filling in rapidly.
Public Sale.-An auction sale of
household goods will take place at the
real estate office of E. Yenney on Sat
urday, April 80, 1905, at l o'clock p. m
sharp, rain or shine.
Sheriff Bright and Collector William
r. Pinker spent last Saturday in Ocean
City and attended the exercises incident
to the dedication of the new 30 foot
wide board walk at that resort.
James Hartman, of Philadelphia, has
rented Mrs. Scandals cottage at the
corner of Burk and Atlantic avenues.
The Stephen cottage on, on Pacific, is
receiving a new coat of paint.
For Saie-One of the best business
sites ON Five Mile Beach, 90x100. For
particulars call on or address E. Yen
ney, real estate, Burk avenue, Holly
Beach, N. j.
Call and see our ladies' shirtwaists
and shirtwaist suits, all this years
styles at Mrs. M. S. Elmquist's, corner
Andrew and Pacific venues n
Matthews Photographic studio, adj
joining Bakers auditorium, is open
for the season; entrance front of Blan-
er's auditorium. X
Lucius Harris spent Friday in Phila-
delphia on business.
Lost.-A Newport red body bicycle.
Will finder please return to Jesse
Pagels, Anglesea, N. j.
Those who registered at the Hotel
Colonial the past week are Hugh
Warnock, Lewis Goldsten, wife and
daughter, G. H. Bergen and son, N. A.
Loomes, Miss Agnes Flanagan, Miss II.
Geldstein, MI. and Mrs. S. Goldstein,
Mrs. g. M. Bergen, M. Anrite Teefson
and wife, ]. B. s. Wick, H. B. Thomas,
George e, Beck, J. Hunter MacCullock,
of Philadelphia; T. H. Boardman and
wife, of Camden; Miss Jewel Maxim,
Wildwood; Mrs. Ernest Noteworthy,
Denver, Col.
E. Il. Fries, Ocean City, who was to
open a restaurant last Saturday on
Pacific venue did not open ON account
of delay in some work and will open
this Saturday.
Those who were among the guests OF
the Centre House the past week have
been M. r. TOmpson, Vineland; Chas.
ID. Stephens, Swainton, N. j.; Sheriff
William H. Bright, Holly Beach; j. D.
Collins, Jos. d. Hall, Miss Heilman,
Camden; F. HI. Macreoding, Provi.
dence, r. L.; Miss E. Kroner, Philadel
phia; Harry Headley, Ocean City.
Henry Sloman and family, of Phila,
uelpnla, occupied their cottage on lay
ior venue over Easter. Mr.. Sloman't
cottage is in the hands of the painters
George N. Smith, vice president o
the Marine National Bank and treasur
er of the Reliance Leather Company
will start on a business trip to New
York this afternoon. S.
J. f. Shaw, a roof and sheet iror
worker, has moved from Camden. IL