Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
HOLLY BEACH

Centre House J. d. Collins, Camen;
Samuel ]. Jones, Atlanta, Ga. Luis
Klein, Tioga; William G. RaIey,
Pottstown, Pa. Alfred G. Smith, lrs.
George H. Boughman, Miss AGES
Ramey, Wilmington, Del; Miss III en-
Millen, Miss Mabel Millep, Edwrd
Stubbe, L. c. Oberfeld, Henry W.
Buchanan, Miss Louise KRONER, liss
e. KRONER, H. B. Raynale, Gefge
Lucey, Mrs. A. Lucey, Mrs. A. Me-
Reaney, William o. Conner, Leo1rd
Barnes, Margret Rodgers, all of PHla-
delphia.
Rev. Samuel Harker preached a
very interesting sermon Sunday mfn-
ing at the Presbyterian church. 1t
was Mr.. Harker's first Sunday as ns-
tor of the church. In the evening,
owing to some trouble at the elecFic
light plant, the lights were out, pd
after a song service the congregation
was dismissed.
Havilla guests are Emma M. Cath,
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Cash AID
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Booth, Ms.
G. Schmidt, Carrie Schmidt, Philadel-
pnia James Shaw, Camden; w. ID.
Spinney, Palmyra, N. j.; Fred Smith,
Frank Smith, Williamstown; john r..
Penrose and family, Germantown, Pa.;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Morrison, Gertrude,
Theo., and George Morrison, Mrs.
George McCarns, Alice McCarns, Ber-
wyn, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Domnitz and wife, OF
Kansas City, Mo-, will arrive nextSun-
day morning, after visiting Cleveland,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and spend
a few weeks with his father, DR.. f. G.
Domnitz, Rio Grande avenue Mr.,
Domnitz is connected with the Kansas
City Southern Railway Co., with head
quarters at Kansas City, Mo.
Hotel Dorsey guests are Charles
Scholl and family, M. j. Callaghani
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Swift, Robert l.
Sheppard, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Costello
and family, Mrs. w. Hessler and son
Mr.. H. Blank and son, Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Kulp, Chicago, I'M.
MI. and Us Peter Ra2teE Rp1ne -
LoeWe15P Merd4eeille N. j.; Leonard
Hand, Cape May Court House, Mr.,
and Mrs. F. II. Mercer, Northbrook
Pa.
Westminster guests the past week
have been Elnora Brennan, Miss Nellie
Isaac, Miss Mabel L. Pierre, Miss Clara
May Mccoy, j. George Schimpf,
Louis 2. Schmitt, Frank Brennan,
Joseph Brennan, Philadelphia Miss
Ella Driscoll, Master James O'Toole,
Jr., Master Francis O'Toole, Baltimore,
Nd, Miss Eva I. Cresson, Swarth'
more, Pa. Miss Helen Kahnwerler,
Camden, N. ].
Beechwood guests the past week
have been Charles Higgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. MacMurtrim, j. d. Wylie,
MI. and Mrs. William F. Siegener and
family, MI. and Mrs. Robert Harvey
Fred G. Nelson, Mildred Mariner, Mr.,
and Mrs. F. q. Culp, Miss Ruth Culpi
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Naulty, Mrs. X,
Shaffer, Henry A. Craig, MI. and Mrs
J. William keenan,, MI. and Mrs. ]
Rubenstone, g. Montgomery, J. Moss
L4s~a AR and Mrc IA GhQacnnno
Miss r. Lauth, Miss R. Conard, Phila
delphia; H. Bannist, Frankford, Pa.
Frances Broadnax, Montclair, N. j.
J. A. Crawford, Haddonfield, N. ].
Mrs. George T. Seckel, Mrs. M. e
sTitcraft, Moorestown, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCrane, o
Holmesburgh, Pa, spent Sunday will
their brother, MI. L. G. johnson, Rit
Grande avenue.
Mrs. J.. w. Tyler and daughter o
Pitman Grove, N. j., are spending thu
summer at this resort.
Miss Grace Breck of Haddonfield, N
j., spent Sunday with her parents, MI
and Mrs. F. A. Breck, at their Andrew
avenue cottage, 1.-THE Towers
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yenney anC
daughter Margaret, of Glassboro, N. ].
are spending two weeks at the Havilla
Larson Carlson, a Swedish fisher
man, was found dead in his home OF
Montgomery avenue, Monday morn
ing. Funeral services were held OF
Wednesday, with burial at Ri
Grande.
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