Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-15
HOLLY BEACH A
VERY BUSY PLACE
DURING THIS MONTH
What is Going on in Our Sister
Village-by-the-Se
$500 LOST AND FOUND

have been mislaid or stolen. Monday
morning the money was recovered and
what might have proven to be "A serious
matter has been hushed up.
\ meeting will be called the early
part of next week of the Allied Mer-
chants and Trades League of Five Mile
Beach to perfect arrangements for their
parade which will take place on or
about Labor day. The parade will be
similar to the one of last year, only on
a much more extensive scale.
The annual meeting of the Holly
Beach Board of Trade will be held on
Friday evening in the borough hall.
Buy ~ he Fish Story copyrighted
Marie, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
kettlewood, residing at the corner of
Andrew and Holly Beach avenues, met
with painful accident Saturday after
noon. She was sitting on the top rail
of low fence near her home and losing
her balance fell to the ground, receiving
broken arm. DR.. NJ. +. Lummis was
summoned and dressed the broken
member. The little girl, while suffering,
is doing as we'll as can be expected at
this writing.
w. +. Pharo has so far recovered
from his accident of few weeks ago,
at which time he sustained a broken
leg, to be able to discard the use of
crutches. He attributes his speedy
recovery to the eXhila rating climate of
Five Mile Beach.
$500 or $1,000 cash, balance mort
gage on easy payments, will buy a
beautiful apartment cottage near
beach) occupied by good paying ten
ants. Owner having other business
might accept private cottage as part
payment. Fullest investigation solic-
tied. What is offered? Lock box 445,
Holly Beach.
A large number of out-of-town visi-
tors are in Holly Beach now, and near
ly every hotel and boarding house is
filled.
The 1dylwild, one of the pretty villas
at Holly Beach is entertaining large
number of guests at present. Wenotice
the following: Miss Adams, Mrs.
Bowers, Mrs. Edward Reeves, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Olive
Reeves, all of Wilmington, Del.
The seventy rooms at the Washing
ton Building are filled with guests and
Landlord Heinle is pretty busy man,
Smoked fish is the best, cheapest
meat. Try it at the f. NJ. b. Smoking
Co., Andrew avenue, below railroad,
Holly Beach. Fresh and smoked eels
a speciality. Call, write, phone "A W.
We note the following among the
many who have registered at the St.
Charles recently: John l.. Hussey,
prominent business man, his wife and
son, G.. F. Squires and wife, Walter A.
Squires, c. II. Squires, Samuel Byers
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyons,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Gibson, Mrs. Watson
Nolan, J. S. Rogers and wife, accom-
panied by their four charming daugh-
tiers, Misses Bessie NJ, Mary E., Emma
and little Miss Dorothy, all of Tioga;'
Joseph Smeedley and wife, Richard
Bussard and wife, all of Philadelphia;
G. St. Clair and wife, John noster and
Miss Doster, all residents of German
town, Pa; Mrs. Joseph Morris. Miss
Clarissa Morris, of CoatesVille, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Rodenbaugh and family,
Centre Square, Pa; E. c. Espenship,
wife and family, of West Point, Pa. ;
Mrs. NJ. S. Shields, West Philadelphia,
Pa; p. H. Gaffney, prominent oil
man, and family, and Mrs. o. q.
Guyton, all of Sistersville, w. Va.
Latest out, "The Pocket Flask, y 1Oc
Wildwood Post Card Co.
Among the guests of recent date who
are receiving accommodations at the
Centre House are: A. K. Adds, Phila-
delphia; r. F. Easier, West Philadel-
phia; Mrs. G. Warren, Misses Verna
G. and Zona Warner, all ofAlton, Ill. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Chew, Glassboro,
n. j.; Mrs. G. Hustled, Bridgeton; G.
w. Grosscup and wife, Miss Martha
Grosscup, land Miss Adelaide Cline, all
of Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. }. T. Piggot,
Frank H. Pierson, Philadelphia; Miss
Margaret Linderman, Pittsburg, Pa;
DIR. ]. R. Mcdonald, Philadelphia; E.
K. Earnest and wife, Miss Ethel May
hew and Eugene Mauer, of Camden;
F. A. Measey and R. D. Rogers, both
of Moorestown.
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