, 1906-03-07
HOLLY BEACH ACCEPTS
The SEVER SYSTEM
Evangelistic Meetings Being Held
in the Borough Hall. Methodist
Minister to Leave Here
OTHER INTERESTING NEWS NOTES

AT the Holly Beach Council meeting
held last night a settlement satisfactory
to all parties was made in the sewer
matter. Messrs. Culver, Rauch and
Nickerson were appointed as a COM
mittee to look into the subject of estab-
fishing a water plant in Holly Beach.
The Evangelistic Union meetings
being held at the borough hall each
evening under the direction of Mrs. J..
d. Mech are being well attended.
Mrs. Mech conducted the meeting
last night. Tonight Rev. ]. w. Riddle
will speak, and tomorrow night Rev.
Stanley N. Clark. On Friday evening
Rev. l.. Myers, principal of the Wild
wood public school, will speak.
] have one sum of $500 and another
of $4,000 to loan and one of $1,000 on LIST
mortgage on Holly Beach improved
property. VIM. H. Bright.
Rev. Stanley N. Clark will preach
his farewell ermon next Sunday eve
ming at the Hollywood M. E. church..
This is Mr.. Clark's second year and in
that time has done much good work.
His many friends will be very sorry of
his departure but wish him every
success.
A. w. Walton, aged about 20 years,
one of our most respected residents,
died last night at his home on Young
avenue. He had teen seriously ill
during the past month. The inter
ment will take place at Vineland on
Saturday.
Maxwell cars are splendidly made as
well as perfectly designed. X
G. J. Scully has been awarded the
contract for the new JOURNAL build
ing on Wildwood avenue, adjoining
the present office. The building will
be 81 by 66 feet, three stories, heated
by steam. The cost of the building
complete will be about 81, 900, and we
hope to o into it by June /.
Robert Waters has sold the Grand
View cottage, corne of Spicer and
Pacific avenues, to l.. Gruninger, of
Philadelphia.
| will pay $40 reward for the arrest
and conviction of any person caught
destroying my signs. e. Yenney, real
estate, Burk avenue. X
Centre House arrivals the past week
were e. Kochersperger, D.. M. p. Bull
loch, l.. S. Smith, Robert Brown, VIM.
Lore, Philadelphia; o. M. Fox, Norris
town, Pa; James E. Hewitt, A. H.
Green and wife, Camden; Samuel
Sites, S. Swing Willis, w. Scott
Ericsson, Frank Ericsson, Court House;
VIM. J. Hoover, Camden; A. Rosen-
field, Woodbine; Geo. K. Krider, Ber-
wyn, Pa.
The six houses at the corner of Artic
and Hand venue built for Lewis
Goldstein have been finished and are
being occupied.
For Sale.-An upright cigar case.
Inquire at JOURNAL office. Il
Thomas Grapevine is having some
small stores built along the board walk
at the foot of Burke avenue, which he
will rent this summer.
For Sale-Good work horse cheap.
Sold for want of use. j. Swing Willis,
Cape May Court House, N. j.
A dining room Baltimore heater in
nice order for sale. A bargain if sold
soon. Charles Greaves, corner Davis
and Pacific avenues, Holly Beach. 4
William d. Middleton is moving to-
day from Wildwood into his new house
on Baker avenue.
Most miles, least cost, The Max we'll.
Ask the Wildwood Auto Co. K
Borough Clerk III. S. Hewitt is erect
ing a cottage at the corner of Hand and
Holly Beach avenues for Mrs. James
Shaw.