Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-10
MOUNTAINEERING OF
HOLLY BEACH COUNCIL
The Ordinance Tor the $1,000
Worth OF Rounding Bonds
Passed First Reading. New
School Site Proposition
Lost at Special Election
THE NEW PIER NOW SEEMS ASSURED

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Council was held Tuesday evening with
all members of Council present except
Mr.. Leaning. The $50, 900 refunding
bond ordinance was withdra wn and
another was introduced providing for
the issuance of 1913 900 worth of five per
cent. bonds for the purpose of refunding
the floating Indebtedness of the bor-
ough which has been accumulating
during the past few years. The ordi-
nance vacating the ocean end of An
drew avenue to permit the erection of
the new pier was finally passed and
Council adjourned.
The special election held on Wednes-
day evening to vote on the proposition
OF the Holly Beach Board of Educa-
ton to expend s13, 900 for several prop
critics lying between Burk and Davis
mi for a school site resulted in de-
feat by the decisive vote of II to 100.
William Cakes and e. Yenney, two
of the promoters Of the new pier, state
that the erection of the building will
commence In sixty days.
Buy the best, as it costs less than just
as good, as we buy and sell only the
best of everything. Our W roasted
coffees and delicious teas, prices and
quality are sure to please. Premiums
given at Albig's.
Contractor J. w. Steelman has the
contract to erect a block of stores at the
corner-of Pacific and Schellenger ave-
nues for Edward Howard, the owner of
the property. This will greatly i'm
prove the appearance of this corner, as
the old building recently occupied by
w. q. Woodruff and Harry Heating
will be either moved away or torn
down.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
will hold q Christmas bazaar in the
Bourse building, Friday and Saturday,
December 10 and IL. Fancy and USE
full articles, home made candy, home
made food, Larkin products, ice cream
and cake will be on sale. Mrs. Wigs
and her cabbage patch will also be
there.
The next meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held on Thursday afternoon, December
16, at 2.30 in the Baptist church. 1t is
expected that Rev. w. Z Johnston
will speak.
Christmas will soon be here. Miss
Scott has been thinking OF Jour weeds.
Call and see what she has. 218 An
drew avenue, Holly Beach.
e. Whitehill and Henry Fl. Raget
and daughter, of Philadelphia, were
recent guests at the Havilla.
Mrs. William Valet, Holly Beach
avenue, is seriously i'll.
Carl Haswin left on Wednesday for
an extended trip. He was accom-
panied by his brother Henry. of
Bloomington, Ill.
e. s Culver spent Saturday and Sun
day with his family on Montgomery
avenue.
Mrs. Percy Blake and little daughter,
of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, are spending
sometime with Mr.. and Mrs. Theophi-
lus Mexican, Andrew avenue.
Joseph Cougle, of Camden, is stop
ping at the Hotel Donalan. Mr.. Cougle
has charge Of the cement work on the
Buchanan cottage at the Crest, taking
the place of Doc. Suterheim who has
gone to Ft. Meyer. Va, to work on a
job there.
"A new lot of premiums in to be given
away with our teas and ~coffees. Moth
ing but the best at Albig's.
Mrs. o. A. Kilmer and daughter
Grace, Burk avenue, have moved to
Vineland, their former home.
Mrs. William Ballangy, of Cape
May, was a recent guest of her sisters,
Mrs. William Crawford and Mrs. w.
A. Shaw.
Mrs. Jessie Smith, who has been WISH
ting her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Clunn,
Andrew avenue, has returned to her
home in Melville.
G. Bruce Blaine, of Chester, Pa, was
a recent guest at the Centre House.
Mrs. Robert Bond and Miss Mary
Evans, Roberts avenue, were visitors
in the city and Collingswood last week.
Mrs. A. X. Blinn and daughter
Maude, of Townsend's Inlet, are visi-
ting MI. and Mrs. Ira Blinn, Rio
Grande
Mrs. E. Schlichting, who has been
seriously i'll for sometime, is slowly inn
proving,