Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-14
HOLLY BEACH

and tickets are being sold at so cents.
The Board has had a most progressive
year SO come out and understand what
has been going on and what is to hap
pen.
William and Lucy Johnson were Ia
ken to Court House jail on Saturday by
Chief of Police Lester Smith to await
the action of the April term of Court
for the stealing OF $3.50 from the Harri-
con sisters, two actresses who showed
at Bakers a couple of weeks ago.
The young ladies were stopping at the
tanning the money under the pillow of
their bed and forgot 1t. 1t Is claimed
Thai Johnson was in possession Of a
800 bill for which he could not account
and as his wife was a servant at the
Ruric the evidence was thought strong
enough to hold them over and as they
could o secure bail they were sent
over to Court House.
Take the money you received for a
christmas present and open an account
in the Marine National Bank. Three
per cent. interest paid on saving ac-
counts. =
Mayor F. e. Smith returned from
his trip South on Wednesday night.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, the prize
fighter, is here training for his fight
with AL. Kaufman which is to take
place on January 10th, in Philadelphia.
He is making his headquarters at the
Hotel Pacific.
w. q. Woodruff has had the interior
of his market on Pacific avenue remod-
.eled and repainted and now presents a
very neat appearance.
Walter McKenny was arrested yes
terday by Chief of Police Lester Smith
and taken before Justice Charles
Bridges who held him under 500 bail
for the April term of Court. McKenny
was charged with assault and battery
on John Russell, 1t being stated that
he tried to shoot Russell. He secured
bail and was released. Both are color
ed.
Come and attend the revival service
at Hollywood M. E. church on Sunday
might. Special music.
Mrs. M. Barrett, of Newark, was
here last Tuesday looking after her new
house on Buttercup road at the Crest.
Samuel Roberts made a business trip
to the city last Friday.
Miss Stella Scull, of Burleigh. is visi-
ting her sister, Mrs. William Bats,
Hand avenue.
r.: cHssfriiihsd has fefSfnS ffon
"a visit in NorrIeto wn, Pa.
Miss Emma Heston is visiting rela-
gtives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. l.. III. johnson spent a part of
Hast week with her mother In Cape
May.
John Robinson will leave mex week
for Texas to visit his son.
Alec. Church, of Cape May was the
guest of his son, Horace Church and
family, Young avenue, over Sunday.
Warwick Domnitz, Rio Grande ave.
niue, has been quite sick for the past
week.
MI. Raysinger and family will oc-
scupy one of the Shaw apartments on
Rio Grande avenue.
q. A. Kilmer and Co. have just
finished the contract of plumbing and
heating in l.. s. Smiths new house,
Z Pacific and Hildreth venue
r. G. Eastlack and M. G. Lampe, of
Philadelphia, were among the Centre
House guests this week.
Miss Alice McMahn, of Vineland,
has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. j. ID. Mech.
p. j. Lynch and family have moved
into the tenement occupied by the late
A. G. Kilmer on Burk ven
Frank LaComte and sister, of Phila-
delphia, were calling on friends here
last week.
Thomas Hughes, brakeman on the
West Jersey and Seashore railroad, is
confined 10 his home on Burk avenue
with a sprained ankle.
II. H. Ottens was among the visitors
here on Tuesday.
Recent guests at the Havilla have
been John G. Keneman, Cape May;
Ralph l.. Golf, William H. COLLISION,
Jr., Ocean City; e. Whitel, Philadel-
phia; F. Silver, Camden.
Mrs. Horace Church and son, Young
avenue was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Charles York, Cape May, recently.
MI. and Mrs. f. II. Crammer and