Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-10-10
THE NEWS DOWN
IN HOLLY BEACH
Being Made fer ne
Erection of the New Rail-
road Passenger Station
RECENT INTERESTING HAPPENINGS

being laid along Holly Beach avenue,
between Taylor and Andrew aveaues.
The street is to be moved back and the
new station commenced at once.
Fred Himmelein, who operates ex-
tensively in real estate here, has bought
another lot on Bennett avenue, near
the boardw
Oliver Bright has bought the hand
some cottage of John T. O'Neill at the
corner of Garfield and Pacific avenues
which he will use for residence.
VIM. E. Hinckle, has returned from
Cooper Hospital, Camden, where he
underwent an operation for assesses.
He is now able to walk about on
crutches.
The family of Miss Nickerson, one of
the school teachers here, have moved
from Cape May into Sheriff Bright's
Burke avenue cottage.
A distinguished arithmetician gives
the following advice to make your
rooms more comfortable during the
winter: When the thermometer in
your room indicates only fifty degrees
and it is twenty degrees out of doors,
open your windows and let the outdoor
air in. This valuable addition will
bring it up to a proper temperature.
so and 20 make 20. See?
Christian Science services are held
at the home of w. G. Goldy, Young
avenue, Ho ly Beach, every Sunday
morning at 1920; First house on the
left from Boardwalk).
There is nothing like contented dis
position. If your surroundings are not
just what you desire them to be- COM
pare them with what is apportioned to
others and you will find considerable
comfort in the contemplation. So it
was with the weather during last week
in fact during the whole season. Ii
Was certainly better 10 see ID storm than
not be able to see it. Thank Providence
that you are not blind and that you
can see 1t.
James A. Grayson and family, of
Philadelphia, are spending fortnight
In their cottage on the ocean front. as
is also his brother, w. g. Grayson, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The latter has been
taking q bath most every morning
during his stay and enjoying it greatly.
Martin Pearson has gone to Nags
Head, N. c., to engage in the winter
fishing. Many other Swedish fisher
meu will also leave for the south soon
Truman Hickman, who has been q
resident here since April, has moved
back to Green Creek on the William 8
Crawford farm, which he has purchas-
ed.
Samuel Minks has moved his family
here from Fishing Greek.
Chris. Scully has the contract to
raise and alter the old Minnesota cot
tage on Rio Grande avenue now owned
by John Il. O'Neill.
For Sale-A few more furnished
cottages, also hotel and boarding house.
e. Yenney, Burk avenue.
Contractor e. J. Scully has built a
cottage for himself on lot on Garfield
avenue purchased of John T. O'Neill.
A bouncing ten pound boy is recent
arrival at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Mcneil on Schellinger avenue
and Mayor Baker has given the young
ster his blessing.
Mrs. Eva Biddle, of Woodlyn, N. j.,
has been spending few days here.
c. A. Ober, of Newfield, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at his cottage on Rio
Grande avenue.
Mrs. Lizzie Morrell, of Newfield,
spent Sunday and Monday in Holly
Beach.
Carl Norcross, of the JOURNAL force,
is suffering with very sore finger.
The new freight station which was
completed some time ago is very nice
structure and is greatly appreciated by
the people of this place.
Lewis Goldstein has sold lot at the
corner of Holly Beach and Youngs
avenue to Oliver Bright, around which
a nice pavement has just been laid.
Roberts & Johnson, the grocers, are
having one of the stores in the Bourse
building fitted up preparatory to open
ing shoe store.
Centre House guests the past week
have been A. r. Rossel, Vim. G. Ma
guire, J. d. Collins, Camden; o. M.
Fox, Norristown, Pa; Rev. Joseph
Garrison and wife, Cedarville; Virgil
Schellenger, Cold Spring.