Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-04-09
HOLLY BEACH

new house on Leaning avenue. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Holloway's
mother aud their son and they will re-
main until after Easter. The family
will come down about the first Of June
for the season.
County Judge Hildreth has made al
order in the Cape May County Orphans
Court confirming the sale of the Pull
Iinger property, the Hotel Grenoble, to
Maurice Hertz by the executrix of the
estate of Ambrose Pullinger, deceased.
The Holly Beach Yacht Climb has
just published and is circulating a
handsome year book for 1909. 1t con
tains a list of the officers and members
OF the club, the bylaws, house rules
and events for the coming season.
Albert Anderson and wife, who have
spent the winter in Atlantic City,
have returned to their home on Mont
gomery avenue
Leon Camp, Stone Harbor, spent
Tuesday with his wife and son at the
Idylwild, Taylor avenue.
AS it has been enormously stated
that there are over thirty cases of
diphtheria here, the correspondent has
been asked to to the public,
through the columns of this paper,
that at this writing there is not a single
case known on the island. Also that
there has not been over six cases at any
one time.
f. III. Crammer and family, who
have been passing the winter IN Had
donfield, have taken possession of their
Rio Grande avenue home for the sea-
son.
A. III. Lupton, B~ridgeton, who has
the contract for raising and widening
the roadway to the mainland has
arrived and work has commenced.
The steam dredge is expected in a day
or two and work will then be common
ced in earnest. Borough Clerk Hen
dee, of Wild wood, who is foreman on
the job, states the road will be open for
VA6fCA bltil hOAt uCbuhJs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chance and
daughter Mrs. Lizzie Mathuse, who
have been occupying their Rio Grande
avenue home through the winter, have
returned to Green Creek.
Mrs. Philip Mershon and son Faber.
of Philadelphia, are spending this
month with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Mer-
shon, Hildreth avenue.
Mrs. II. L. Aldrich and family have
moved from the Columbia cottage on
Rio Grande venue into the tenement
of George Stout on Baker avenue.
Recent guests at the Havilla the past
week have been Robert Norris,
Robert Norris Jr., Alvin L. Schroeder,
Charles G. Uffieman, Warren A. Bis
coe, s. N. Hackett, Robert Dunbar,
Philadelphia; Rev. f. r. Brace, Black
wood; M. Ward Bruce, Cape May.
Mrs. Barber has rented her house on
Lavender Road to /. J. Hewitt through
the agency of f. A. Mershon.
Mrs. William Faunce and children,
of Philadelphia, are visiting her broth
er, Andrew Biddle and wife, Hand
avenue.
Mrs. J. b. Darlington, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. r.. L..
James, Garfield
Rev. S. A. Harker, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, will take
for his theme Easter Sunday morning
at 1890 "The Worlds Greatest Con-
queror." In the evening the Sunday
school will give an Easter program.
All are welcome.
James w. Gochenaur, of Pittsburgh,
is the guest of L.. j. McHenry for the
Easter holidays, Lavender Road, Wild
wood Crest.
For information regarding dough-
nuts with cotton centers and the ex-
traction of the cotton from gold crown
ed teeth ask the chief.
George Gardeling has opened his
cottage at Wildwood Crest for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Gibbs, of Philadelphia, will
spend the Easter holidays at her Crest
cottage, Heather Road and Railroad
avenue.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Elmquist and
son Forrest, Atlantic City, have come
here to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nickerson have
taken possession of their newly erected
cottage, Buttercup road.
Mrs. John Hunter, Philadelphia, is
visiting her son, William J. Hunter
and wife, Rio Grande avenue.