Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-22
HOLLY BEACH A
VERY BUSY PLACE
DURING THIS MONTH
What is Going on In Our Sister
Village-by-fhe-Se
SHARK BROUGHT ASHORE

OI1ANN DNOoSIl Hol1ONL
A monster shark measuring ten feet
in length was brought to shore at Holly
Beach by some fishermen Friday after
noon. The news of the capture soon
spread and in very short time large
crowd had gathered to view the sea
monster When seen at late hour
Friday it had been almost stripped of
its teeth, which were knocked out by
relic hunters, and the shark presented
a sickly sight. The monster was con-
signed to the sea after remaining on
the shore for few hours. Sharks are
becoming quite common of late in the
neighborhood of Wildwood.
The Henry cottage, corner Andrew
and Holly Beach avenues. Open all
the year.
At the Centre House Mrs. Barnett is
entertaining Attorney Mr.. and Mrs. B.
5. Allison, and two children, of Wheel
ing, w. Va. DIR. H. Artelts and family,
Misses Anna NJ. Krebs and Edith
Stockinger, all of Philadelphia; A. IL.
Green, wife and daughter, of Camden;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Musgr we, of West
Philadelphia; Miss Lex and Mrs. Mary
G. Hogarth, Philadelphia.
Gladstone guests are H. s. Simmons
and wife, l.. Deusch, a. Herter Rebec-
ca Risley, Joseph and Mayer Bogatin,
all of Philadelphia.
The ife-saving crew attracted large
crowd during practice hours Tuesday
morning.
The Grayson is filled with guests for
the remainder of the season.
In Philadelphia last Monday night,
August 20, 1906, Miss E. E. Parker and
William +. Pharo, both of Holly
Beach, were united in marriage by Rev.
Clarence A. Young, pastor OF the Third
Reformed Presby church, of that
city.
$500 Of $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 AS,
Holly Beach.
Guests at Rowland Hall are Captain
Albert, of the Camden police force, to-
gether with his family, who are here
for the remainder of the season; Coun-
Gilman Cannon and family, Policeman
Dolan and family Stanley b. Scott and
F. G. Muir, all of Camden; MIR. and
Mrs. S. b. Grail, Masters Bryson and
Rowland Grail and Miss Ruth Grail,
of Collingswood. Mrs. q. Smith, of
Toronto, Can, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Charles Fox, landlady at the Ro-
land Thomas d. Mellon and wife of
Philadelphia; Earl w. Young, Clinton
LoWden, James Levin, all of Camden
r. l.. Gard and Herbert Schoellhopl,
form pleasant party at this house.
Eighteen rooms are to be added and
other Improvements will be made to
this hotel the coming fall and. winter
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.
Hotel Dorsey late arrivals include
John j. Condor and wife, E. j. Gala
CHER Jr., and family, Mrs. Charles H
ConIey and daughter, Miss Madeline,
Mrs. j. J. Quigley, Miss Quigley, ThDs.
Waller and wife, Walter IL. Walzer,
Miss May J. McKeever, H. E. Seib ri
and wife, all of Philadelphia; Chris.
Pomelear and wife, of Clayton; Misses
Amy and Edith Walls, both of Ches-
ter, Pa; f. B. Wills, Jr., NJ. S. Moore,
of Ridley Park, Pa; B. Minker, f. l..
Wilson and w. G. Hitner, of Norris
town, Pa.
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