Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-27
HOLLY BEACH

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are too large for her.
Miss Edith Booth, Mrs. A. Nelson
and son Harry, aud daughter Louise,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. NJ.
3. Elmquist.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dean MacGeoree and
baby, of Vineland, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Elmquist, Taylor emu
Miss Marion Weary, Rio Grande ave-
nue., won the first prize, a five dollar
gold piece, last week at Bakers Thea
tire.
Miss Belle Sparks and Miss Freda
Marson, of P~ennsgrove, are spending
sometime with Mrs. William Roberts,
Roberts avenue.
Miss Margaret Russell, of Philadel-
phia, is enjoying a two weeks visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Russell, Rio Grande
Master Lawrence and Miss Gertrude
Chalmers, Burk avenue, have returned
from a months visit with their grand
parents IN N1nelanu.
Steamer Wildwood takes parties to
Ottens Harbor's famous grabbing
grounds.
All schools will open on Tuesday,
September 7th. The school building is
undergoing some repairs and sanitary
drinking fountains are being placed.
The grounds and the building, equipped
as 1t Is with all modern Improvements,
presents an appearance of which any
citizen may justly feel proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Crammer and
daughter Georgianna, and Miss Clara
Hensey, are spending a few days at
their Haddonfield home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barnett, Fishing
Greek, spent Sunday with their
brother, Eli Barnett and family, Rio
Grande venue
For Sale-The finest site in Holly
Beach. 100 feet on boardwalk, $50 feet
deep, adjoining Washington building.
II. A. Spencer, owner, Casino bowling
alleys.
Recent guests at the st. Charles are
George H. Cleis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ragner, G. Martin, Mrs. Fred Stinger,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. e. Stocks,
Misses Elzada, Gertrude and Ella
Stocks, Frankfort; Walter G. Costello,
Tacony; Martha l. McConaghy, Olney;
Eleanor Clover, Millville; Mary G..
Whiteman, Miss Anna Reiff, German
town.
Charles Barnett, Rio Grande avenue,
has been entertaining his friend Cliff
ford Gaul, of Philadelphia, for a few
days.
Mrs. William BallangynmC Cape
m66-~rla4ha-4laast-of
w. A. Shaw and Mrs. William Craw-
ford, Andrew
Recent arrivals at the Centre House
are j. d. Collins, Miss Rebecca Mum
ter, Harry G. Hertline, Mr. and Mrs. ].
Edward Way, Otto Schaaf, Camden;
II. P. Wamsley, J. r. Madara, Elmer;
Mary A. Campbell, Trenton; Mrs. j..
II. Rydeheard, A. r. BranIn, Miss
Anna Marony, w. H. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j.. Hester, Walter S. Stiles,
Philadelphia.
Guests at the Arnold cottage on
Hand venue recently have been Miss
Anna Haley, Windsor Square, Phila-
delphia; Miss Helena O'Connell, WASH
ington, ID. g.; Howard Lawson, pay
ing teller of the Girard Trust Co., Phil
adelphia; Miss Emily Shrimp and Mr..
and Mrs. Ravley, of Germantown.
Miss Anita Grosscup, of Washington,
ID. c., a sister to Mrs. Adams, of Holly
Beach, and a cousin of Judge Gross
cup, of Chicago, has apartments at the
Holly Crest on Burk avenue for Au-
gust.
WIgham & Co, the plumbers, have
the contract for fitting the new cottage
of +. A. Mershon at the Crest, also the
new cottage being built by Contractor
II. s. Goslin for Robert Hammond at
the Crest.
Crabs biting in Ottens Harbor. Go
to the grabbing grounds on Steamer
Wildwood. A splendid outing for 25
cents. \
Recent arrivals at the Westminster
are Agnes M. Higbee, Dean A. Tobin,
Charles H. Osborn, Bernhard Plank,
Mrs. William Rielheimer, Hannah M.
Wall, Bessie Schenkel, Marguerite B.
Carroll, Ida Schenkel, Kathryn M.
Grist, Marguerite V. Richie, John A.
Plank, Rudolph g. Rangnow, Miss
Mary ]. Adolph, Harry R. Nathanson,
Kathryne q. Feaherty. Mrs. E. Demp-