, 1905-08-09
HOLLY BEACH BUDGET
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Redman, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson IL.
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hicks,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn, f. Oldach,
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Cake, George
Branin. Abraham Rhodes, l.. F. Coop
er and family, Mrs. X. V. McQuade,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Bagge, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Z. Staley, LIT. Sullivan, Louis
B. McQuade, J. l.. Sullivan, Winfield
Baker, n. e. Struse, Raymond L.. Da-
Wis. Gilbert G. Davis, Marshall E. Da-
Wis. c. A. Oldach, A. Oldach, Misses
Jeneta Cook, Elizabeth Cook, Florence
M. Hicks, Marie V. Hicks, Bessie }.
Hicks, Marie Finn, Emile Finn,
Mary Aver, Elizabeth Stieler, Anna L..
MeQuade, May r. McQuade, Margaret
J. McQuade.
For Sale.-A jump seat carriage III
good order. Apply to Chas. Greaves'
Holly Beach, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L.. Courier, OF
Philadelphia, with their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Eichells, OF
Trenton. have entered their second
season at the St. Charles. Other guests
are John Hussey and wife, OF Phlla-
delphia, ana daughter, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bunting and two very interesting
boys, of Bryn Mawr, who are here for
three weeks.
Real Estate Agent Yenney reports a
brisk season, with all cottages rented,
lots in demand and a project on foot by
Atlantic City capitalists to erect an up
to-date hotel by the advent OF next
season.
For Sale.-A good work horse, cheap
A. w. Elmquist, Holly Beach, NJ"
w. H. Calkin, for the past twenty
three years employed by Whital, Tatum
Co.. Millville, has been spending his
two weeks vacation in Holly Beach
with his family. Mr.. Calkin owns a
lot here and also had a contract in the
Baker Bros. sale on Monday.
Miss Blanche Montgomery, a pretty
Philadelphia girl, is enjoying life at the
Clearv1ew cottage.
Sydney S. Pemberton, a popular
Philadelphia boy, spending his vaca-
ton at the Ruric. DIR. Samuel john
son, a leading physician, and Jackson
Blanck, the well-known confectioner,
also at his hotel.
Among the many guests who arrived
at the Clearview on Sunday were Mrs.
Edward Ryder, Jr.. Miss Bertha M.
RYDER. Miss Blanche Montgomery and
Master Eddie Ryder. Miss Rosena
Moffett has spent a very pleasant week
here with Mrs. George w. Ryder.
George c. Danfield, a West Philadel-
phia business man, has located his
family at the Shaw cottage for the
summer. He visits them three days
each week.
The First Presbyterian Church will
give a musical and literary entertain
ment in the church on Saturday eve
ming, August 26. Several committees
were appointed to look after details.
Excellent talent will be secured and the
proceeds will b devoted to the benefit of
the church.
Mrs. Sophia S. Hoge, who has been
an invalid for IA long time, died on
Monday at the home of her son, VIM.
II. Hoge, on Roberts avenue. Funeral
services were held in Holly Beach at
the house on Thursday afternoon and
interment will be made at West Laurel
Hill cemetery, Philadelphia, on Friday,
August IL.
Borough Council held a meeting on
Tuesday evening. The street number
ing ordinance, which is printed in
another column, was passed, but little
other business was done. The electric
light company was ordered notified to
remove Instructions i'll the street near
the plant.
Mr.. Hyberg and family, and Mr..
Mitchell and family, of Philadelphia,
are spending two weeks at the Shaw
cottage. Mrs. Madden and daughter,
of Nicetown, Pa, are also stopping
here.
Miss Mildred johnson, who has been
spending sometime in New York, re-
turned home Monday evening.
Mrs. William Brannan and Miss
Annie Hart spent Monday i'll Phila-