, 1905-10-25

I'LL the pulpit at the Holly Beach
Presbyterian church this Sunday. 1t
is hoped that he may be secured for
finishes his studies in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wall returned to
their Camden home for the winter last
Thursday.
Howard Coombs, late of Ocean City,
has bought the cottage at the corner of
Rio Grande and Holly Beach avenues,
of r.. w. Ryan and will take up his
residence here soon with his wife and
&c into the coal business.
Cottage, nearly new, for sale. Price,
$425. A rare bargain for any one to
move on their own lot. Apply only to
William H. Bright, Holly Beach, N. j..
Mrs. Elsie Johnson returned on Sat
urday after spending sometime in New
York City.
Deputy Collector Oliver Bright spent
last week in the city.
Work has been commenced on the
lumber yard of n. Diamond q Co., to
be built opposite the railroad station.
The Junior Epworth League of the
Hollywood Nj. E. church meets every
Friday afternoon at Ais in the church.
Miss Aliue Mount, of Wallingford,
Conn.,, is spending sometime with her
father here.
For Rent-Small cottage, also base
ment, furnished, on Burk avenue.
Apply to E. Yenney, Burk avenue.
A chicken potpie dinner Will be given
on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 7, by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church. The price for the meal
has been fixed at 25 cents.
Centre House guests the past week
have been #. Dimaio, NiAel&nd, c. "A.
Young, j. F. Consart, G. M. Elwell,
VIM. A. Pollock, c. e. Slatt, Philadel-
phia; J. d. Collins, VIM. G. Mcguire,
Camden; Joseph d. Frambes, Tucka-
hoe; Robert Leon Green, George II.
Moore, Washington, ID. c.; William
Knipe, Quakertown, Pa; John John
son, jamestown, N. Y.
Lancer cottage for sale on Montgom-
cry avenue, Holly Beach. Apply to
w. H.. Bright. X
Misses Hester Forcum and Adelaide
Stanton attended the Teachers Insti-
tute at Millville the latter part of last
week.
Octavius j. Morling, a carpenter who
vas at one time employed here by Con
tractor VIM. r. Garrison and who drew
the plans for the Holly Beach borough
hall, is now in Los Angeles, Cal, work
ing at his trade.
The beautiful weather of last Sunday
attracted many to the boardwalk. The
excursion train brought a good crowd
down.
Charles V. Downs, who is attending
Millville High School spent part of
ioCb hCCh lilo Hoi1iii0 O0BAs IN
Mrs. Frank P. Downs.
The JOURNAL is in receipt of an anon
ymous communication from Holly
Beach containing an advertisement re-
questing that it be published. The
same cannot be inserted unless it is
known from whom the letter comes.
A large coal bin is being erected at
the corner of Spencer and Holly Beach
avenues for the West jersey Electric
Company.
Miss Reba Bowers has been spending
sometime in Philadelphia receiving
treatment for her left eye which it was
feared she would lose.
A party from Holly Beach spent
Tuesday off shore teaberrying.
The butcher shop Of w. H. Wheeler,
which was burned recently, is being
repaired.
The streets between Pacific avenue
and the boardwalk are now being dug
up previous to the laying of the sewer
pipes.
Two Councilmen and a Collector are
to be elected at the ensuing election.
Charles Albig, Charles Nickerson, VIM.
r.. Pinker are among the candidates for
Council. Benz. F. Barker and Oliver
Bright are candidates for Collector.