Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-13
HOLLY BEACH

NOON at u6T 1Onle Ou Ililuicbn afchuo.
Music, singing, Rotations and games
were the features of the afternoon. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served. Those present we're Emma
Turner, Mary Turner, Helen Biddle,
Claire Felsberg, Bertha Felsberg, Ida
Stell, Eva Stein, Ada Messick, Stella
Watson, May Applebee and Helene
Bowler.
Rev. s. A. Harker, B. G. Ingersoll,
Charles Nickerson and Israel Woolson
visited the Jr. O.. u. A. M. at Cold
Spring on Tuesday evening. The trip
was made in Mr.. Ingersoll's automo-
bile.
Recent Centre House guests have
been Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Bullock.
Miss Lillian Bullock, J. W. Gwinn, G..
w. Erwin, w. Crossing, A. l.. de-
Couch, Philadelphia; M. r. Rigor,
West Philadelphia; A. Willetts, Cape
May Court House; f. j. Shattle; Plain
field; Mabel s. Laning, Bridgeton; W.
G. Cakes, Stephen Thurber, e. A.
Daw, w. Mcguire, Camden.
Zoe sheet music at Funck's. y
Mrs. Maria r. Dunstan, of Camden,
visited Holly Beach on Thursday of
last week to look after her interests
here. She has secured a government
position under the civil service in an
Indian school of the Colorado Reserva-
ton on the Colorado river in Arizona
and starts on Thursday of this week on
her trip to the southwest to commence
the duties assigned to her.
M. l.. Branin, of Millville, has
opened a drug store in the corner store
of the Butts building.
DIR. e. Physick and John T. Bennett,
of Cape May, were among the Tuesday
visitors in their new autos.
Mrs. M. Schellenger, Rio Grande
avenue, has returned from the Court
House where she has been for several
weeks caring for her invalid mother.
Have you used the "Santos?o
John Reese and family, of Philadel-
phia, are at their Taylor avenue cottage
for the season.
The Epworth League of the Holly
wood M. K. church held a business
meeting at the Centre House on Mon
day evening, May 8. Officers were
elected and the usual routine of bust
ness transacted, after which a social
hour was spent and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. M. s. Elmquist is charging her
store, corner of Andrew and Pacific
avenues, by bringing the front out even
with steps.
Today and tomorrow you will want
good fresh roasted coffees and best of
teas; is here 70. 20 LalLatAlaig,s~-
Mrs. George w. Ryder, of Philadel-
phia, has opened her cottage on Crosse
avenue for the M
Miles S. Tice, of Philadelphia, has
entered the employ of Benjamin Bot
winick at the Central Market, Pacific
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hullings, of
Camden, have moved into one of the
Ober cottages on Rio Grande avenue.
Miss Anna Barker entertained a num-
Der of young friends at her home on
Burk avenue on Thursday evening,
May B. A jolly good time was enjoyed
by all present. The evening was passed
In playing games, music and singing.
Refreshments of ice cream, cake, straw
berries and fruit served. Those present
were Misses Florence Barnett, Mary
Evans, Della Aldrich, Sara Harker,
Amy Anderson, Myrtle Simkins, Lii
liam Tice, Anna Davidson, Anna Bar
ker; Messrs. Raymond Burk, Robert
Clark, William Clark, Robert Norris,
George Perl.
My ice cream factory has opened up
for business and / will be ready to
serve ice cream in any quantities on
and after Saturday, May IA. Hope to
see all my old customers and new ones
solicited. Have secured my old ice
cream maker that was with me all last
season. My old customers know of his
excellent quality of cream, and new
ones can be assured of the same quail
ity by calling up phone 80 and giving
us a trial order. Will be glad to show
any customer through my factory at
any time and show the ingredients
from which our cream is made. j. H.
Davis.
Mrs. Nelson MacMurtrie aud daugh-
ter Ella, Taylor avenue, are spending
this week in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Lincoln, of
Harriahuro Pa. are the guests of their