Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
The WEEKS NEWS
FROM HOLLY BEACH
Many Visitors Flock to the Re-
sort to Enjoy These Nice
June Days.
PERSONAL MENTION OF MANY PEOPLE


Miss Ruby Schlattman, niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Haswin, return
ed to her home in Mexico City,
Mexico, this week, after an extended
stay here. She made host of friends
while here who regret to see her 60.
Specials at Albig's all the time!
The leading delicatessen store, corner
Garfield and Pacific.
Jacob Hess and family, of Philadel-
phia, have taken possession of Oliver
Bright's cottage, corner of Garfield
and Pacific avenue, for the season.
The Derbyshire, corner of Garfield
and Pacific avenues, has been opened
for the season by Mrs. Reinecke, Of 915
Lehigh avenue, Philadelphia.
w. d. Bryant has sold his team of
horses to VIM. ]. HARRISON, the grocer.
If you are needing children's hats for
Children's Is Day, we can suit you in
style and price. Please leave your
order as early as possible. Read our
ad on page 4. Mech & Co.
The Misses Hart, of 4318 hardwood
avenue, West Philadelphia, have open
ed their cottage on Rio Grande avenue
for the summer season.
Mrs. Mary J. Riley and daughter,
were down last week mingling with
the Decoration Day crowd and looking
after their property here.
Sheriff w. H. Bright spoke at the
dedication of the new brick city hall at
Sea Isle City on Memorial Day.
J. F. King was down last week look
ing after his boarding house here.
Harry E. Welch, of Millville, spent
Memorial Day with friends here.
Cape May q. H. will cross bats with
Ottens baseball team Saturday. Keep
it in mind.
Mrs. M. r. Brannan is just having q
LInrnazadk dkss<i>ss-> on nand
avenue completed. The addition in
Aludes bath room of the latest up-to-
date style and bed room which great
ly improves the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Welch, of
Millville, spent Memorial Day at their
cottage on Hand avenue.
Cement sidewalks and curbs are be-
ing laid on Hand and Leaning avenues
this week.
Caterer E. L. Fries, who has opened
restaurant under the Hotel Wayne,
will still continue to run his cafe and
ice cream parlors in the Bourse block.
Among those who spent over Decor
alton Day at the Beachwood were Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Motz, Thos. Maecraight
and daughter, of Philadelphia.
Don't forget the base ball game Sat
urday! Ottens vs.. Cape May G. H. \
Ambrose Roselle, of Philadelphia,
accompanied by several friends, was a
visitor OH Tuesday, looking after his
Rio Grande avenue cottage.
Mrs. Emma G. Lawser, of Philadel-
phia, has been OCCUPYING her Rio
Grande avenue cottage this week
making ready for the summer season.
Mrs. Sloan, of Philadelphia, has
taken possession of the Messina cot
tage on Pacific avenue for the season.
1t will be conducted as a boarding
house.
The free reading room of the North
Wildwood Land Company at oath ave-
nue. and the boardwalk is open every
day and evening to the public. Visi-
tors to Wildwood will find all the daily
and Sunday papers, latest periodicals
and writing materials. Come and
make use of them! We will talk to
you about lots too, if you wish. The
North Wildwood Land Co., Wild
wood, N. J.
Mrs. Amelia ellis and Mrs. Lizzie
Craner have jointly purchased lot on
Roberts avenue, west of the Holly
wood M. E. church, of w. II. Bright.
Mr.. and F. J. Suter, of Philadelphia,
have taken possession of their Davis
avenue bungalow for the season,