, 1905-09-13
HOLLY BEACH REAL
ESTATE MEN HAPPY
PROCEEDINGS OF BOROUGH COUNCIL
Increasing Popularity OF This
Resort Is Shown by the Rapid
Sales of Lots. interest
Ing News Matter and
Personal Mention

Another rainy Monday, and a very
disagreeable day 1t was, brought good
cheer to E. Yenney, the we'll known
real estate man. Mr.. Yenney sold pro-
perties aggregating in value $S,775.
In this column today Yenney advertises
other valuable properties for sale. You
can't lose OF an investment in lots
along Five Mile Beach. 1t is safer,
surer and better, than dickering in
stock''you know not off, Come down,
interview the real estate men, and
learn for yourself.
The primary election of Tuesday eve
ming seemed to detract interest from
the meeting of the Borough Council,
and the members were late in getting
down to business. There were present
Mayor Smith and Councilmen Wools-
ton, Barnett, Culver and Long. Pro-
gress was the sum and substance of the
reports of the several committees, and
it was stated that the special commit
tee on the paving OF Pacific venue
will report at the next meeting, The
collectors report showed the receipts
to be 500, 1886. "a; expenditures 500, O2O. O6;
balance on hand, S ,844.18. All bills
were ordered paid and a note for $500
in the Marine National Bank renewed.
Councilman Woolston introduced an
ordinance which, when finally passed,
will prevent bicyclists riding on the
sidewalks. Capt. Frank p. Downs, of
the life saving station, asked permits
watch house just beyond the board
walk, as the view from the present
house is somewhat INSTRUCTED by the
boardwalk which interfered with the
life savers watching the fishing boats.
1t was decided that a bill for 1915 of
the Board of Health against Mrs.
Neeley, in block Ill, Pacific avenue,
for filling in lots, should either be COM
promised, paid or suit brought to re-
V the same.
For Sale-Boardwalk lots, one of the
best sites in Holly Beach, lea Wild
wood. For particulars see E. Yenney,
Burke avenue, near depot. n
Miss Jean Wilson, of Washington,
d. c., a popular and well known read
er, now visiting at the home of Real
Estate Agent E. Yenney, has been en-
gagged by the ladies of the Hollywood
M. e. church to give an evening of
humorous and dramatic impersona-
tions on Saturday evening, Sept. 18th,
in the church. OF Miss Wilson the
Rev. DR.. Bartlett, former pastor New
York venue Presbyterian church,
says: Miss Wilson has the quality
which captivates an audience. With
all her rare gifts under full command,
she expresses the thought and emotion
of the author SO as to compel your
greatest admiration"
For Sale.-A jump seat carriage in
good order. Apply to Chas. Greaves,
Holly Beach, N. j.
Charles l.. Heinle, a manufacturing
chemist, of Philadelphia, has sold his
Mozart cottage, corner Baker and
Pacific avenues, to Mrs. A. Whitehead,
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Heinle has
awarded the contract to F. E. Smith
for the erection of a building contain
ing six stores and dwellings and an
apartment of twenty-four rooms which
will occupy the third floor, at the cor
ner of Young avenue and the board
walk. The corner store will be occu-
pied by the proprietor as a soda foun-
tain where he will sell his own make
of carbonated drinks al five cents a
glass or as much as you can drink.
The real of the store will be used as a
real estate office.