, 1906-04-11
SOME TERSE BITS OF
HOLLY BEACH NEWS
The Happenings OF the Week
InterSperSed With Notes
of a Personal Nature
NOTES OF REAL INTEREST

have plans out for a pretty cottage TO
be erected on Rio Grande venue just
below the railroad. The contract has
has been awarded to Contractor Chas.
Holmes, of Court House. Work will
begin at once.
-Four employees of the Bell Tele-
phone company, from Philadelphia,
are among the arrivals at the Beach
wood this week. They are wiring the
new hotel now in course of erection at
Wild wood Crest with the intention of
placing a telephone in every room.
Xii Mullen, light weight champion
boxer of South Jersey, is fast recovering
from a severe operation he underwent
at the Jefferson hospital, Philadelphia,
two weeks ago. AS Don as his ear
gets well he will be open to box any
boy in New Jersey. On March Goth
he boxed Larry Conley, of Portland,
Maine, a ten round draw, but his friends
claim he should have had the decision
instead of being declared a draw.
Buy your lumber of Diamond & Coz
ed the semi-annual meeting ofthe Cape
May County Medical Society at Court
House on Tuesday Of last week. DIR.
lIuIIlIllS WAS CltCtCu rtCICtdlNs
+. e. Eldridge, of Atlantic City, has
rented one of the stores in the Wash
ington building on the boardwalk for a
restaurant and cafe. Mr.. Eldridge is
here now and will open up about May
LIST.
The third floor of the new hotel at
Cape May caved in ON Monday and
killed "A colored workman.
Maxwell cars are splendidly made as
well as perfectly designed. X
The Centre House guests this week
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hampton,
of Philadelphia; VIM. H. Boardman,
M. Atmore, l.. Roden, A. r. Rossell,
Geo. L.. Watson, of Philadelphia; II.
l.. Restrick, j. ID. Collins, of Camden.
Geo. J. Adams, OF New York City,
was in town Saturday experimenting
the moving and shipping of the old
machinery, from the Crystal ice COM
pany's plant which he recently pur-
chased of the company.
a large variety of Easter cards, book
lets and dainty novelties for gift pur-
poses at r.. w. Ryan's japanese
Bazaar, Wildwood. 4
Fred Himmeleim, of Philadelphia,
was an over Sunday visitor. While
here he purchased four lots and en-
gagged the Eureka cottage on Taylor
avenue for the season. He will take
possession this week.
For Sale-A choice building lot in
Holly Beach, 40Xl00 feet, located on
Montgomery avenue, between Pacific
avenue and the boardwalk. Fine loca-
ton for cottage orstore. Address VIM.
IL. Calkin, Millville, N. J. \
George Austermuhl, of Camden, has
taken the Pierson cottage on Taylor
avenue for the summer season.
An impromptu musicale was given
at the Centre House Monday evening
which afforded much pleasure to both
hearers and participants.
On account of the delay in shipment
from the Orient of a complete line of
matlings for E. S. Culver d Co.'S new
store, Mr.. Culver made a hurried trip
t. Philadelphia Tuesday to secure a
line of samples which will be on dis play
Thursday.
Edward Austermuhl, of Camden,
was among the Sunday visitors.
The Fielding cottage on Baker ave-
nue. has been rented for the season by
Mr.. Craven, of Philadelp hia. He will
take possession June first.
s. Il. Sheppard, of Philadelphia,
president of the United Grocery Store
Co was in town over Sunday.
Serviceable Bingham petticoats at39c
and soc. Read our adv. on page A.
Mech Il Co. X
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Kurtz attended
the funeral of a relative in Philadelphia
this week.
Rosenfeld, the decorator, is spending
several days at his home in Woodbine,
Observing the Jewish holidays.
] have one sum of $500 and another
of $1,000 TO loan on 1st mortgage on
Holly Beach improved property.
VIM. H. Bright. \
Miss Ethel Nickerson spent over
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank E. Smith, daughter
Frances and niece Miss Bessie are
visiting in Millville.
Seeds for spring planting in great va
riety at Weller's, Wildwood, successor
to r.. w. Ryan. See adv. \
Dare Brothers are busy at work
painting and stocking their market
corner of Schellenger and Pacific ave-
nues + paratory to an opening in a
few Weeks.
Play TALL A large variety of balls,
bats, gloves, mitts, etc, at r. w.
Ryan's japanese Bazaar, Wildwood. <
Matt Schellenger accidently cut
himself it'll a Ratchet on the calf of
his leg Tuesday morning while doing
~arnanterip work