Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-08-14
HOLLY BEACH

Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Levi w. May of New
field, are spending several days with
their daughter. Mrs. Carlos Ober and
their granddaughter, Mrs. w. A. Nor
cross, Rio Grande Avenue.
Mrs. Ethel w. Odgen of New York
and the Misses Anna, Doris and Louise
Wilke of Brooklyn are visiting MI. and
Mrs. l.. G. Johnson, Rio Grande
Avenue.
There have been a number of narrow
escapes from drowning the past week,
caused by floating out too far. Miss
Janet Hobby was rescued by a bather
last Friday, and Miss Honor Bright
and Jennie Harvey were rescued one
day this week by George and John
Keller, two young men who are spend
ing the summer here. They deserve
much credit for their prompt work.
Mayor F. E. Smiths residence is re-
ceiving a coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Paulson
and daughter Irene, Of Wayne, Pa;
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Upton, DR.. and
Mrs. w. A. Holman and daughter, Mrs.
s. b. Lewis and son, Miss Anna GLAND,
Mr.. and Mrs. Litz, Philadelphia, are at
Hotel Prospect.
The Bachelor Club Of Holly Beach
held a moonlight bath and war dance
on the beach, last Wednesday night.
Big Chief John Keller and baby
Dougherty (who weighs 200 lbs.) were
excellent in their performance, and
John Whitley, Philadelphia, presented
Mr.. Keller with an expensive horn for
his boat, Irene.
Rowland Halls guests are: Mrs.
Miller and child, John Brooks and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Schallcross, Miss
M. Irwin, Mrs. Thomas Conner, Theresa
M. Gankey, William H. Ansley,
Theresa and Thomas Common, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cress, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Kimber, Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Bow
man, Miss s. J. Kimber, Philadelphia;
Florence e. Barton, Camden; Ethel NJ.
wills, Melr0se Park, Ia.
The Christian Endeavor Society ofthe
Presbyterian Church held a ice cream
and cake sale last Tuesday, at the music
pavilion on the board walk. Owing to
the shower in the evening, the sale was
not as well p~atronized as was expected.
The Society wish to thank Baker Bros.
for the use Of the pavilion, and F. e.
Smith for the lumber used in construct
ing the tables. which was so kindly
given. They also wish to thank all
who helped In any way to make the
affair successful.
David G.. Cue, of New York City,
one of Americas finest and best known
mar: = painters, Is a guest at Log
q : iach, the picturesque
Rarles F. Naegele,
saint hatf Miss
Lulu Merrick, a writer well known in
journalistic circles, is also a guest Of
Mrs. Naegele.
Frank r. Stranger of Glassboro and
Mrs. J. Conover of Royersford, Pa, are
expected to sing at the M. e. Church
next Sunday. They are at the Havilla.
f. Yenney and son Warren visited
Philadelphia Thursday.
Rev. A. w. Spooner and family are
occupying their Leaning Avenue cot
tage.
Mrs. Harvey Snyder Of Fishing Creek
is visiting her grandson, Isreal Woolson
on Taylor Avenue.
Carl Norcross of the Journal force Is
spending this week in Newield.
w. ID. Mills, of the Mills Ice Cream
Mandatory, spent Tuesday in Bridge
ton.
New arrivals at the Westminster are:
Miss Grace Goodwin, Miss Helen Keat-
ing, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. F. G. Caser
and family, H. J. Paulus, Joseph Hoff-
ner, Miss Rose Keough, Emma
q. Neck, Edward F. Poole, Florence
Baumgarten, Mrs. E. Vaughn, Master
Richard Vaughn, Albert MacHaag,
Frank tanning, Harold B. Dear, T.
Dawson and family, Mrs. John Seldom
and family, G. j. Cunningham and
family, Maria Poole, Misses McWil-
liams, Miss Miller, Miss Nellie Cum
miskey, Miss B. Levey. Philadelphia;
DIR. William Crane and family, Ger
mantown.
Mrs. Bertha billiard of Fort Lee, N.
j. and Miss Edith Ober of Philadelphia,
are spending several days with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ober, Rio
Grande avenue.
Free bus, boardwalk and Burk ave
nue., for Ottens harbor. Grabbing and
fishing.
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