Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-13
HOLLY BEACH
(Continued)

4318 hardwood avenue, West Phila-
delphia, on Monday, Feb. 4th, and
was inferred on Thursday the 7th.
Miss Hart was well know here, having
cottaged with her sisters the Misses
Fannie and Annie Hart, on Rio Grande
avenue for many seasons past. The
news of her death is heard with much
regret by her large number of friends.
The Harris have extensive property
interests in Holly Beach.
Don't forget the Fourth Annual
Firemen's Ball, at Anglesea, Feb. 22d,
1907. Last car leaves at 2o'clock.
The public sale of real estate for un-
paid taxes and liens, as determined by
the Comm issioners of Adjustment
appointed by the Court some years
ago, advertised to take place last We'd
nesday was adjourned by Collector
Barker to Wednesday, March 8, 1907.
John l.. Burk the learned convey
ancer, spent yesterday at Court House
searching the records at the county
Clerks office. Cape May county is
said to have the best regulated and
systematized clerks office in the state.
One gets this impression after visiting
this and other offices in the state. The
lawyers and conveyancers recognize
this fact and appreciate it.
Handsomely tinselled and plain
valentine post cards at the Depo Kor-
ner. Cards written in tinsel if you say
SO.
Mrs. G. M. Galloway, of Philadel-
phia, who summers here at her cottage
on Garfield avenue, is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
James w. Robbins is arranging to
build pretty cottage la Wildwood or
North Wildwood.
Mrs. w. B. Smith, of Philadelphia,
has rented the Berwind for the coming
season. Mrs. Smith managed the
Eleanor last season.
See Central Meat Market adv, on
page 8. y
The street in front of Culver & Co.'S
furniture store, corner Pacific and
Montgomery avenues, is clear of all ice
and snow, yet 1t lies in a hard frozen
layer on every side up and down the
street as far as the eye can reach.
From some unknown cause it has
melted for it was not removed by
human hands. Several business men
were taking notes on this curious con-
dition the other day and the question
was asked, "Why is this the case?"
Because, remarked one of them with
a twinkle of the eye, "Culver & Co.'s
business is SO pnaet that energetic
Dennison and his senior partner make
it too warm for competition or ice
either"
Beautiful valentine post cards at
Ryan's japanese Bazaara and Stationery
store.
A rumor is going the rounds that
Philadelphia parties will erect large
apartment house on the board walk at
Burk avenue
Contractor w. d. Bryant is grading
two lots on Spencer and Holly Beach
avenues for Contractor Robert Wright
and also two for e. Schlichting on the
same avenue.
Protect your houses and household
goods against fire. Insure through
Stanley M. Kalbach q Co., Daggan
building, Wildwood avenue. n
Mr.. Smiths subject at the Presbyte-
rian church next Sunday morning will
be Glowing our Enemies" In the
evening IA Message of Rest" Matthew
IL, 2S. Music for the day will be in
the morning prelude and solo from
the Litany hymn. In the evening
Mrs. Stein and the trio will sing, the
congregation uniting in the hymns and
doxology. The prelude in the evening
will be an arrangement of "Sweet Hour
of Prayer" by e. l.. Ashford. All are
cordially invited to attend these servi-
ces. Mr.. Smith will be glad to meet
any who are interested along religious
lines at close of service.
Fancy valentines and post cards at
Ryan's japanese Bazaaran Stationery
store, Wildwood.
A good congregation was out last
Sunday night to hear Rev. James III.
Foreman at the st. James Baptist
Mission (colored) He preached from
the text, Ezekiel SO, IL.
J. d. Collins, of Camden, and Lam
bert Reed, of Lambertville, were guests
of the New Centre House this week.
Lewis Barker, of Millville, is spend
ing week 8 vacation with his parents
here.