Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-07
HOLLY BEACH

spending TWO weeks Win MISS 0aTrlo
Keller, Harrison cottage, Rio Grande
avenue.
George Hahn, who is connected with
the First National Bank, of Camden,
and Walter Kevun, of Camden, spent
Saturday and Sunday with DR.. and
Mrs. F. G. Domnitz, Rio Grande
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Humphrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garrison and
family, of Bridgeton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hayes and family, Alexandria,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. MacAllister and
aunt, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Harry Cook,
children and mother, of Philadelphia,
are at the Reliance, Rio Grande avenue.
Thomas H. Barker and family, of
Lower Merton, Gladyne, Pa, are down
nue. for the summer. Mr.. Barker is
interested in a big carpet mandatory
in Canada and is also one of the re-
ceivers for the Dunlap concern which
failed in Philadelphia some months
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gaskill, Of
Philadelphia, formerly of Prospect
park, are stopping at the Prospect for
a few weeks.
The Ottens Harbor Chirper is COM
ing to town. What is it? Ask OF
tens.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of The Presbyterian church,
was held last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. William Norcross. The
usual routine of business vas transact
ed and several plans were discussed
for raising money for church purposes.
One new member was added to the
roll of membership.
Mrs. John Russell is seriously ill
at her home, 1.-THE Cedars." Rio
Grande avenue Last Saturday eve
ming she fell down stairs and sustained
severe injuries. Internal injuries are
feared. Mrs. Russell contracted a
heavy cold during the damp weather
last week, which combined with the
injuries received from the fall, make
her condition quite serious. Mrs. Rus
sell is over so years old.
Chirp! Chirpl Chirper! A souvenir
of Ottens Harbor. Ask Ottens.
Lewis Chaps, of New York, who
has been spending his vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Johnson, Rio
Grande avenue, has returned to his
home. The time was pleasantly pass
ed in fishing, grabbing and other sports
which the island affords. Mrs. Chaps
will return the last of the week.
Centre iRuse- gnests-ere-Mr-ap end
Mrs. g. l.. Muir, Wilmington, Del;
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Snidker, Maud s.
Ranker, Merchantville; A. H. Green,
Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Deal,
Harmon and Russell Riley Deal,
Charleston, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Diffendufer, Isabel and George M.
Diffendufer, Jr., Carlisle, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Porter, Chestnut Hill,
Pa; Elsie E. Endebrock, Mabel G.
Boyce, Mrs. A. M. Boyce, Mrs. T. p.
Dillon, Jr., George Barton, Miss Do
herty, Miss M. A. Nixon, James ].
Martin, Mrs. f. e. Leonard, Miss b.
Dougherty, James Nervey, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mackenzie. e. E. Craig,
William Gass, Rev. and Mrs. HI. p.
McHenry, Mrs. s. E. Hally, s. B.
Onsey and family, w. S. Gibson, P. s.
Rauch, f. w. Veser, Anna Veser,
Katie Veser, Thomas t. Scott and
family, Mrs. James Moody, Dorothy
Moody, f. w. Laypoldt, Philadelphia.
Recent guests at Rowland Hall have
been MI. and Mrs. John Scott and
family, James f. Quinn, Jr., Raymond
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. j. McFadden and
family, Ellwood F. Schrank, Robert
w. Stahl, Laura e. Wielsnd, Lena
Braunwarth, Reuben L. Osborn, Mil
ton r. Hubbard, Eva M. l.. Clad, Anna
M. Clad, Ella l.. Cleary, Jerome A.
and Victor E. Clad, Helen Dick, Agatha
Devine, Philadelphia; E. M. Kathner,
Earle R. Shuman, Carl Miller, Cam
den; Miss Bessie Howbin, German
town.
Sidney M. Burk, president of the
Improved Moulding Manufacturing
Company, of Philadelphia, has rented
the Phoenix Annex, Rio Grande ave-
nue., for the month Of August for his
family.
Hotel Dorsey have had as guests,
Mrs. s. Rattin, Bertha Da%nnenhauer,
]. Newman Wade, v. M. Ivers,
Charles B. Ivers, William R. Mickey,
Allen R. Mays, Leonard Hucknall,
David Kerr, Gerald j. Oldroyd, Benja-
min H. Knowles. Robert Il. Gamble