Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
THE WEEKS ACTIVITY
IN BUSTLING WILDWOOD
Mayor Baker Returns After a
Health Seeking Visit In
the South
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Mayor and Mrs. Latimer R. Baker
returned from White SulphurSprings,
West Virginia, last week. They came
home by way of Jamestown, Virginia,
and visited the Exposition. which they
say ia we'll worth visit. The Mayors
health was greatly improved during
his stay in the West Virginia noun
tains. He has come to stay, but he is
hardly in condition to get in his
working. harness as has been his GUS
tom for years.
Professor and Mrs. VIM. Noelsh, of
Philadelphia, were down in their
Maple avenue cottage over Decoration
day. About the middle of June they
will come down for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Dampman, of
Rio Grande, comprised portion of a
party of off-shore folks who came over
to witness the Decoration day exercises.
Edward G. ellis, son offormer Coun-
Gilman r. s. ellis, was down from
Philadelphia ON Decoration day ac-
companied by his intended, Miss
Kathryn McDermott.
Don't forget the base ball game
Saturday! Ottens VS.. Cape May 9. H.
J. A. Brainerd, of Philadelphia,
representing the P. & F. Corbin Com
pany, large hardware dealers, was here
on Friday of last week.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Ferdinand A. Lackman,
Jr., the boardwalk druggist, to Emma
May Hinger, on Wednesday, May 29,
1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coombs and
small son, of Elmer, spent Decoration
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry COON bs.
! Go to VIM. B. Pleasanton for house
painting and decorating, upholstering
\in general at moderate prices 233
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Editors 8. P. Foster and Miss
Foster, of the Elmer Times, weS
among the Memorial day visitors.
Mrs. Thomas Brooks, Mrs. Clara
Moore, Miss Jennie Brooks, Miss
Amanda Mead, Miss Emma Garrison,
of Elmer; and Miss Alice Brooks, q
Bridgeton public school teacher, were
entertained at the Dubois cottage on
Decoration day.
One hundred and six lots in the
best residence portion of Wildwood are
offered in our second premium contract
sale. Write or call and let us tell you
all about them. The North Wildwood
Land Co., oath avenue and boardwalk,
Wildwood, n. j.
Misses Margaret Green and Edith
Gibe, of Bridgeton, were among the
Memorial Day visitors.
H. McClelland and family, of Phila-
.delphia, have been spending sometime
in their Maple avenue cottage.
Cape May G. HI. will cross bats with
.Ottens baseball team Saturday. Keep
it in mind.
Maurice Stanford, manager of the
Blaker Stock Company, made a trip
here on Memorial Day. He will soon
be down for the season.
Rev. DIR. Riddle and wife, of Phila-
delphia, and their son J. Whitford
Riddle, are spending few days this
weekat the "Bonniview," their cottage
on the sound. Besides taking in the
sea breezes theyare experimenting some
Improvements to their cottage, and
putting it in shape for summer use.
Special values in chiffon mohairs, "A
inches wide, black, white, blue, grey,
brown and myrtle green, at 75c a yard.
Read our ad on page 4. Mech & Co. \
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Wooters and
daughter Miss Clara, of Philadelphia,
spent over Memorial Day at the Aetna.
Mr.. Wooters has the honor and distinc-
ton of having raised the first American
flag over Fortress Monroe.
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