Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-07-25

Eugene Llnumauef, all Ol IHlihuel-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Roundtree, OF
Ardmore; Paul w. Kelly, of German
town; Mrs. &. f. Redman and Miss
Redman, of Haddonfield.
Among the guests at the Rakestraw
cottage are DIR. and Mrs. Jos. Houlds-
worth and daughter, Of Manayunk,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong and
family, of West Park Postoffice, Mrs.
Beaumont with her granddaugh-
ter and Clarence Hattal, of Rox boro.
Prof. o. o. Barr, county superinten-
dent of public schools of Cape May
county, and his fiance, Miss Marie
Yerkes Moore, of Chicago, have been
here of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ince, well-known
Philadelphia theatrical people, who
are here for the summer, celebrated
their eighth wedding anniversary
Thursday night with dinner at their
west side apartments.
See Albig's advertisement inside.
Gelston Lowrie, of Newark, is here
for time.
Mrs. Ernest Isitt has taken cottage
in Wildwood and expects TO remain
here all summer.
The Idlewild is entertaining William
Karth, Grace M. Karth, of Reading,
Mrs. f. w. Karth, Mrs. LIS. Buckman
and Norman Buckman, of Brooklyn;
Mrs. George Peabody of Germantown,
aud from Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
William III. Kramer and Frank g..
Spear.
At the Thelma this week are Jack
Macdonald, of Tioea, Edi h Evans and
Margaret Jones, of Philadelphia, G. |.
Cleincut, T. l.. Norton, Of Pittsburg;
Mrs w. &. Norton, of Buffalo; II. j.
Hughes, of New York city; Stanley
Muschamp, a well-knpwn Camden
musician.
Mrs. f. r. Watson and President
Watson, of the Northern National
Bank of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. G. Mullineaux, of the same
city, are at one of the big houses for
The summer.
Dan. Kelly, the Newark tailor, writes
the JOURNAL that he and his wife are
booked to arrive at the Sheldon about
August 4th to remain over Labor day.
Mr.. Kelly sends word TO his iIiend, Mr.
Martindale, to sharpen up his hooks
as he expects to beat the IT cord this
year, in fact all the good fishermen
please get in readiness.
Among the arrivals at Temple Hall
of New York; Misses Kathryn and
Margaret Calhoun, S. b. Calhoun, of
Pittsburg; Harry J. Knoll and wife,
Chas. Windhovel, wife and son, Mr..
aud Mrs. G. Kercher Henry B. Apgar,
Mrs. IL. X. Widmeyer, Miss Elsie
Alexander, IL. N. Stronger, Phila-
delpha.
G. A. jam. Miss Ida and Charles
jam, Jr., Philadelphians, are sojourn-
ing here.
John Bagley. of Auburn, r. l., a
brother Of Rev. Isaac w. Bagley, ID. d.,
is visiting the latter at Magnolia ave-
nue. cottage for week.
Chester Dali, of Camden. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Leathwhite.
Five o'clock strolls OH the broad flat
beach here in the early morning is one
of the diversions INDUCED in by visi-
tors.
The JOURNAL moved its machinery
and typeinto the new building last Sat
urday. We hope to move the business
office there during the next fortnight
if Contractor SeuIly gets ready for us.
Mrs. II. G. Eshleman, Miss Margu-
rite and Miss Emaline, Mrs. S. f. Pea
cock and Miss Clarissa and Miss Char
lotte are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. IL. Huppert.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bertsch, of Phil
adelphia, are located at one of the big
hotels for stay.
A Pittsburg party staying here for a
time is composed of Helen Stewart,
Kalhryn Calhoun and Elizabeth Pugh-
tel.
BY actual count 15,0S2 souvenir post
cards passed through the Wildwood
post office outward bound between the
l4th and 2lst days of July, a period OF
one week.
Mayor John Weaver, of Philadelphia,
expects to spend next Sunday in Wild
wood as the guest of Thomas Martin
dale.
Rev. Henry B. Waring, pastor of the
West Rantist church at Nineland has