Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08

HasWin, The retired acIoT, writes tue
JOURNAL as follows: "After three
months s%ojourn in this charming
southern city, with its delightful win
ter climate, its balmy air, its green trees
rich in foliage and picturesque draping
moses, its flowers profuse in every
yard, ever abloom rs If there were no
winter, no killing ~frostsi here where
| have gained In health and strength,
but not yet well enough to return. l
shall leave this place, beautiful Gaines
Vile, Florida, today and go to Mineral
Wells, Texas, to take the waters for
five or six weeks, and then l ex pect TO
come back to dear Five Mile Beach, to
my beautiful home 1.-THE Hollies. u
Don't forget to send me the JOURNAL
to my new address, Colonial Hotel,
Mineral Wells, Texas"
Beautify your walls, use alabastine.
Harbison's.
Assessor William E. Forcum has
bought a tract of land in southern Ore
gon and expects TO move his family
there sometime in July. His son
Charley has been In the west for several
years and a year or two ago located in
Oregon and took up a section of gov
eminent land. Charley and a COM
panion started from New Mexico with
their belongings on the back of a burro
and when they struck the fertile soil OF
Oregon 1t seemed like entering the
promised land compared with some of
the barren sections of New Mexico.
Mr.. Forcum has resided In Holly
Beach about rs years.
Bond-In sad and loving remem-
brance of our darling Ethel, who died
April 3, 1909. Friends may think the
wound has healed, but they little
know the sorrow that lies within u
hearts concealed. Father, Mother and
Aunt.
Miss Elsie Goldberg visited her broth
ers. Arthur and Charles, and her sis-
ter, Huldur, at the school for the deaf,
at Trenton several days last week.
The pupils of the school entertained
her royalty and gave a dance in her
honor. Miss Goldberg witnessed the
game of base ball played between the
Lamberton, South Trenton, hearing
boys and the New Jersey deaf mutes.
The score was'19 to 4 in favor of the
silent mes.
Linen netting, galvanized, plain and
copper wire, screen cloth. Harbison's.
The Oak Grocery Co. have rented the
store % occupied by William Vana-
man as a restaurant in the Bourse build
ing and will open up a meat market.
Mr.. Vanaman will remove to the store
next door. So it is reported.
Samuel Sayre has removed from Rio
Grande avenue into a tenement on
Morning Glory road.
Miss Edith Ober and Mrs. A. X.
King, {: Phliadslphia, wsss-over San-
day and Monday visitors at the Ober
cottage on Rio Grande avenue.
]. H. Haslett, of Philadelphia, is oc-
cupying his cottage on Rio Grande
avenue and making several improve
ments.
Mrs. Herbert Hoffman, Pacific we
nue., is on the sick list. She Is being
cared for by Mr.. Hoffman's mother, of
Vineland.
Leon Camp has moved his family
from Court House into the Universal
cottage on Roberts avenue.
There will be a gospel temperance
meeting in charge of the w. G. L. u.
in the Asbury M. E. church, (colored)
corner of Young and Holly Beach ave.
nues, on Friday evening, April s, at
7.80 o'clock. Mrs. Mershon is expected
to conduct the service.
Holly Council, No. So, Daughters of
America, will hold a stra wberry festi-
val on Saturday evening, April 30.
Mrs. j. H. Dowler, Andrew avenue,
has returned home after an extended
visit at the Court House.
Theophilus Mexican is having a
garage erected on his Andrew avenue
property. Percy Blake will be in
charge during the summer.
Mrs. Martin, Of Philadelphia, was a
visitor on Sunday with Mrs. Clifford
Lukens, Davis e
Recent Centre House guests have
been Uric Dahlgren, L. r. Cary,
Princeton; Arthur c. Adele, ]. d.
Collins, l.. Schmidt, Joseph Broadway,
Camden; G. B. Tichenor, Pitman; G.
r. Lewis, r. B. Eberbach, X. w.
Montgomery, David j. Woods, j. U.
Buck, Philadelphia,