Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-10-24
The NEWS DOWN
IN HOLLY BEACH
Items Picked UP Here and There
That VIII Afford a Few
Minutes PasS-Time
REGENT INTERESTING HAPPENINGS

RECtNI lNltRtSllN6 hAfftNlNtS
Carl A. Haswin, manager of the Sea-
board Cement Stone company, was at
Avalon on Monday, at which time the
Borough Council accepted large
amount of cement sidewalks laid there
by his company and also awarded
them an additional contract for several
thousand feet of curb. This company
has done over $40, 900 worth of cement
work at Avalon and have been highly
com plimented on the quality of their
work.
Mrs. Carl A. Haswin spent the past
week in Washington, d. C..
For Sale-A few more furnished
cottages, also hotel and boarding house.
E. Yenney, Burk avenue.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Annie Haik and Mr..
Paul Herfert to take place at the resi-
dence of Chas. A. Norton in Holly
Beach, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 6,
1906, at nine o'clock.
" DIR. A. G. Andrew, one of the founders
of Holly Beach, and who has been in
Vineland for the past year and half,
is much better in health. He is able
to be about the house and out of doors
He is 92 years old and hopes to be able
to visit Holly Beach again soon.
The Holly Beach Yacht club will
hold regular adjourned meeting on
Thursday evening, Oct. 25, 1905.
The journeymen painters of the is
land held a meeting in Pinker's hall
last Saturday night and decided to ask
the boss painters to grant an eight
hour day at $3.50 day after January
1st, next. One of the contracting
painters, Andy Andersen. has already
granted the request. The other con-
tractors now pay $3.50 for nine hour
day.
The two and half year old daugh-
/ ter of Wallace Magee died on Tuesday
of last week and was buried on Friday
at Court House.
For Rent-News six room cottage
$3.50 per month. Henry H. Ottens.
Collector Barker has sent out his tax
bills and has already collected about
$500 on the 1905 taxes.
Mrs. l.. g. Neeley, of Dubois, Pa,
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Pacific avenue, is here this week in an
effort to adjust suit brought by the
Holly Beach Board of Health for the
cost of filling her lots.
f. b. Dixon, who has been sick with
typhoid fever since the first of August,
has gone to work for his former em-
ployer, b. V. VanHorn at the Crest.
John Soffe, popular young man of
this place, has returned home after
spending sometime in Philadelphia.
Miss Retta Forcum, daughter of E.
w. Forcum, is spending some time
with friends in Phila.
J. l.. Vail is building a handsome
drug store and dwelling at the conner
of Lavender and Pacific avenues at the
Crest.
The Holly Beach Jr. Fire Co., will
hold meeting in the borough hall on
Friday evening of this week.
In the absence of Rev. King the pull
pit of the Hollywood NJ. E. church
next Sunday will be occupied by Rev.
/ d. b. Harris.
Come to the supper and help the
Ladies. 1t is for good cause.
Don't forget the Ladies' supper. 25c.*
The Board of Registry will meet next
! Tuesday to register voters for the cleo
tion of Tuesday, Nov. 6.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Holly
Beach Fire Company will give sup
per at the Holly Beach Borough Hall,
on Wednesday evening, October 81,
for benefits of Fire Company. Sup
per from five until eight o'clock, also
ice cream and cake for sale. Supper
% cents.
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