Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-11-21
NOVEMBER DAYS In
BUSY HOLLY BEACH
New Depot to be Started Soon
Mrs. Virginia Carr TO Build y
Apartment House
RECENT INTERESTING HAPPENINGS


erection of new railroad station has
been awarded and that the work will
in few weeks. Surveyors
and officials were over the ground re-
Gently and it is positive that the sta
ton will be located between Taylor
and Burk avenues, one square below
the present station. Already cement
walks have been laid and Philadelphia
avenue partially graveled in prepara-
tion for the new station.
Contractor F. E. Smith has been
awarded the contract to build four
story apartment house on Garfield ave-
nue., ocean side, for Mrs. Virginia Carr,
of Philadelphia, who will occupy one
of the apartments herself. The work
of construction was begun last week
and will be pushed rapidly.
For Sale-A few more furnished
cottages, also hotel and boarding house.
E. Yenney, Burk avenue.
VIM. R. ellis, the hard ware dealer,
is building large addition to his
Pacific avenue store, which will give
him nearly double the present floor
space for the display of goods.
WANTED-One or two mechanic
boarders in private family. lab w.
Hand avenue, Holly Beach, N. J.
Miss Mary G. Titus, of Philadelphia,
a property owner here, was the guest
of Mrs. w. J. Brannan part of this
week.
Nokomis Council, No. 81, Degree of
Pocahontas, will give Thanksgiving
potpie supper in the Holly Beach
borough hall on Thursday evening,
November 20. The supper will cost
you 25 cents and ice cream and cake
~ill be f9sIb 9FIb &C sGeRfaande canning factory is
now packing sweet potatoes. Those
who have tasted them claim they re-
tain all the delicious flavor of freshly
cooked potatoes, even after being can
ned for year or more.
w. d. Bryant has the contract to
grade lot on Schellenger avenue for
E. Kelley, of Philadelphia.
Women's outing flannel gowns &c.,,
75c. and SOC. Mech & Go.
Miss Alice Bridges spent Sunday
with her parents, accompanied by
Miss Ada Hoffman and Miss Catha-
rine Babcock, all of Camden.
Carl A. Peterson, of Palmyra, had
charge ofthe services at the Hollywood
M. e. church last Sunday evening and
gave an interesting talk. Pastor King
was expected home Saturday night,
but he arrived in Philadelphia about
ten minutes late for the train. Mr..
Peterson owns property on the island
and is an importing tailor in Phila-
delphia.
A. I'll. Schultz and SOB, of Camden,
were registered at the New Centre
House this week.
Councilman Somers Barnett and
party of Trentonites returned from a
successful hunting expedition off shore
They brought back over
80 quail and a large number of rabbits.
Legal blanks of every description
suitable for lawyers, justices of the
peace, real estate agents and builders,
at R. w. Ryan's japanese Bazaar.
Judge Pullinger, owner of the Gren-
oble, is confined to the house with ty-
phoid fever. DIR. Cohen is in atten-
dance.
The Cape May County Board of
Taxation will sit again in the Holly
Beach borough hall to hear tax appeals
on Friday, November 80, 1906, from
10 a. M. to p. m.
Gus Nelson has gone to Europe for
the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Marshall Lummis and
son have been spending the past week
with DR.. and Mrs. Warren g. Lummis
1t Elmer.
Mrs. Amelia Walton, of Youngs
venue, has gone to her former home
n Carlisle, Pa, for the winter months.