Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-04-24
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
ELECTS OFFICERS
Old Holly Beach Company Comes
to Life and Holds Meeting
Gas Company's Officers
CHARLES F. SANDERS TAKES A BRIDE

The annual election of officers of the
Holly Beach improvement Company
was held at Camden last week and the
following officers elected. President,
Joseph Taylor; vice president, Lati-
mer Baker; secretary, w. L. Darnell;
treasurer, A. q. Andrew. Directors:
Joseph Taylor, H. A. Spencer, John
l.. Burk, Latimer Baker, E. B. Leam-
ing, w. l.. Darnell.
A meeting of the Five Mile Beach
Gas Company was held at the office of
Julius Rauch, corner of Spencer and
Pacific avenues, on Saturday afternoon
last. The election of officers and direc-
tors took place and resulted as follows:
President, G. A. Norton; vice presi-
dent, R. w. Ryan; treasurer, julius
Rauch; secretary, Carl Erickson.
Directors: G. A. Norton, r. w. Ryan,
julius Rauch, Carl Erickson, Fred G.
Meyer, John Reese, Isaac H. Wolsten-
croft, Chas. e. Starr, Earnest Schlich-
ting, Richard Rauch, Gus Nelson,
S. F. Mcknight and H. H. Voorhees,.
The announcement is made that
Miss Anna E. Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Jones, of Rox-
borough, was on Wednesday, April
10th, at high noon, united in marriage
to Mr.. Charles +. Sanders, of Holly
Beach, the popular young assistant of
Contractor James McLinden. On their
arrival at the Centre House, where
they will reside, the bride and groom
were rendered an impromptu reception
and supper.
For RENT.-Furnished cottage, five
bedrooms, suitable for large family or
boarding house, 5000 per season.
Three newly furnished cottages, three
bed rooms, price $3.50, S175 and 5000
each for season. Nice boarding house
with twelve sleeping rooms. When
notified my carriage will meet you at
Holly Beach depot. have few
properties an nv Hist that MUST 'ha
ing elsewhere. e. Yenney, Real Es-
tate, 1873 Burk avenue.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss Dorothy Dowler, last Fri
day evening, at the home of her par
ents on Taylor avenue. Games were
INDUCED in and general good time
was had by all. Refreshments were
served at late hour. Among those
present were Misses Adele Dowler,
Nellie Maxim, Marie Maxim, Dorothy
Dowler, Mable Lee, Bessie Smith,
Ethel Shaw, Rebecca Forcum; Messrs.
Norman Dowler, John Felter, Ira
Miller, Raymond Moore, Malcolm
Murray, Charles Barnett and Carl
Norcross.
Mrs. Reinecke, of Philadelphia, has
leased the Albig apartments, corner of
Garfield and Pacific avenues, and will
conduct first-class boarding house
the coming season. Mrs. Reinecke is
we'll known in hotel circles, conducting
two large apartment houses in Phila-
delphia, including the Derbyshire on
Lehigh avenue. The boarding house
here will be called the Derbyshire also.
All those holding tea or coffee checks,
will please turn them in by the first of
May. Chas. AIbig, Pacific and Gar
field avenue. /
E. Yenney, the hustling real estate
agent reports the following spring rent
ais and sales. Rentals: The Mrs. Katz
cottage, on Burk avenue to l.. Perry, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Bailey's cottage,
Arctic avenue, to EmmaC q. Yenney; the
Yenney cottage on Burk avenue to
Jacob Kleiman, of Woodbine; E. G.
Yenney cottage, Arctic avenue, to Jacob
Lishterman; Sunshine cottage, on Burk
avenue, to Miss Wright, of Philadelphia;
Krider boarding house, Leaning ave-
nue. to Mr.. Dustin, of Philadelphia.
Sales: B. ID. Collins cottage on Rio
Grande avenue to l.. Mulford, Newark,
Ohio. Two corner lots, Pacific and
Hildreth avenues, belonging to Thos.
Johannesen, of New York City to VIM.
III. Yenney and Lucy Perry, of Phila-
delphia; lot on Magnolia avenue, Wild