Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-11-12
HOLLY=BEACH

Councllmen Albig, Collins, Leaning,
Pinker and Scully present, as was also
Clerk Hewitt. The meeting was held
for the purpose of the introduction and
consideration of four street improve
ment ordinances, all being introduced
and unanimously passed on first read
ing. The first ordinance introduced
was one to extend the sewer system of
Holly Beach, connecting with the
present sewer mains laid on Lincoln,
Roberts, Rio Grande and Cresse ave-
nues,n and another ordinance ''author-
izing and directing the improvement
of certain streets by the grading and
~graveling of the same.u The other two
ordinances provide for the construction
of or re-laying of cement sidewalks on
and along certain streets and
and for curbs and cutters along the
same. A motion was passed instruct
ing the clerk to furnish each member
with a copy of the ordinances, after
which Council adjourned.
Markley Horn, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. e. g. Horn, Rio Grande I'VE
nue., met with a painful and peculiar
accident last week. The boy had been
semi on an errand and for some reason
was accosted by a much larger boy and
was struck on the arm, just at the ell
bow, with a heavy piece of iron. The
boy was hurried TO the office of one of
our local physicians and it was deemed
advisable to take him to a city hospital
where an X-ray examination could be
obtained. 1t was found the bones at the
elbow had as if cut with a knife, been
fractured, the force of the piece of iron
had peer SO great. 1t is feared the little
fellow will lose the use of his arm en-
tirely.
Have you an electric fiat iron? n
Mrs. Kris Kloo is slowly improving
from an operation performed in the
st. Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kloo has been in poor health for
some time and this Is the second time
she has been in the Hospital since last
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis p. Brooks of
New York are spending a few days
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church, of Cape May,
are visiting Mrs. Church's mother on
Andrew avenue.
Frank LeCornte and family have re-
turned to their Philadelphia home.
G. A. Kilmer q Go. have been given
the contract for r. b. Collins new
house. They are also to install a heat
er for Postmaster Fred Meyer on Tay-
lor
Specials. New dates at SC a pound.
New Ike at 7ca pound.
New Prunes 9 lbs. for 25c.
New lot IF fresh assortment of cakes
at 3 pounds 25 cents. AT Albig's. \
Robert Charles, the four months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Norcross,
Garfield avenue, died on Saturday af-
ternoon. Interment took place in
BrlugeIOn on tuesday.
A training class for the Sunday
school teachers of Five Mile Beach is
being organized by b. G. Ingersoll.
John Barker, Taylor avenue, has re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives in Massachusetts,.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will hold a food sale ON Saturday, No
vember ID.
Christmas will soon be here. Miss
Scott has been thinking of your needs.
Call and see what she has, 218 An
drew avenue, Holly Beach. \
George Wigham 4 Co. have moved
from Young avenue into the store on
Pacific avenue, formerly occupied by
the gas company, and opened an up-to-
date plumbing store.
Mrs. Sarah Rhoads, Leaning ave.
nue., royalty entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Methodist church
on Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Rhoades has recently returned
from a trip to Massachusetts, and
showed her guests many views of vari-
Gus cities in that state. Cake, lemon
ade aud fruit was served.
Albert f. Lehr, Rio Grande avenue,
: pent a few days with his grandmother
at Cape May.
Dill, sour and sweet pickles, chow
chow, pepper sauce and new Norway
mackerel. At Albig's. X
Thomas Montgomery, of Philadel-
phia, is stopping at the Centre House.