Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-29
The WEEKS ACTIVITY
IN BUSTLING WILDWOOD
-News-NOtes Of Interest From the
Hotels. What the Cottagers
Are Doing
ACTIVITY ON THE BOARDWALK

Chas. d. Hurff, the tobacconist, has
moved back to his old stand under the
Wayne Hotel, formerly known as the
Seaside. His quarters have been fitted
up in handsome manner. Mr.. Hurff
occupied temporary quarters under
Hotel Dayton this winter while the
alterations were being made.
Kalbach Brothers, the electricians,
are installing attractive archways at
the Casino leading to the roller skating
rink, the penny arcade and the amuse-
ment room. The archways are
equipped with electric lights arranged
in novel manner and will un-
doubtedly attract considerable at
tention.
Hotel Seacrest guests of the week
were w. s. Pope, Haddonfield; F. w.
Miller, Martha G. Marcy, Rebecca
Cassidy and J. A. Marchant, Jr. of
Cape May; Thomas Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Leathwhite, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Bagley, of Camden; M.
Conner, Bridgeton; J. D. Framber,
Tuckahoe.
Philadelphians were F. j. Dougher-
ty, James Hughes, William F. Raber,
James F. Meade, J. S. Heron, E. E.
Sever, A. HI. Kelley, John Steigerwald,
j. w. Bennett, George Bent, George
Duncan, H. A. jerks, William ]. Barr,
B. McDevitt, Frank Lutz, Adam
sStrecker, R. M. Ford, R. P. Freeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hazel, J. 9.
Hughes, L. R. Robinson, Frank P.
Headley, B. w. Steller, w. HI. john
son, A. R. Ticheno.
Flags, red, white and blue bunting,
and other patriotic decorations at rea-
sonable prices at Mech & Co.'S, Wild
wood and Holly Beach.
Among The weeks guests at the
Hotel Fenwick were A. H. Riddell, f.
T. Necker, F. B. Shoffner, A. Albertson,
n II. rroad,LV. r. Exsl.1r, Ccc -zs-S q
NStephenson, J. E. Newman, g. d.
HeaId, B. O'Donnel, VIM. Huntington,
VIM. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w.
Mingle, Chas. H. Barnard, ]. Cunning
ham, H. J. Bleyler, Mrs. Y. E. Arch
ambault, Jr., J. F. Murray, S. johnson,
~of Philadelphia; P. M. Lanehart, New
York; Robt. E. McCusker, David B.
Kagihn, Camden; Edw. S. Byram,
.Collingswood.
Crabs and fish now biting in Ottens
Canal. Boats to hire-Everything
furnished.
Next Sunday morning at Holy Trim
ity Lutheran church, the pastor will
preach on ssThe Rich Man and Laza-
rus.n AT vesper services he will give a
report of the proceedings of the 160th
annual convention of the Ministerium
of Pennsylvania. Come and hear an
interesting report.
Charles Benson, who has been suffer
ing from inf1amatory rheumatism for
the past two months was removed to
the German Hospital, Philadelphia,
for treatment last week.
The free reading room of the North
Wildwood Land Company at Oath ave-
nue. and the boardwalk is open every
day and evening to the public. Visi-
tors to Wildwood will find all the daily
and Sunday papers, latest periodicals
and writing materials. Come and
make use of them! We will talk to
you about lots too, if you wish. The
North Wildwood Land Co., Wild
wood, N. j.
Henry Diament, of Elmer, has been
down this week with view to locating
ON the island.
The most interesting place on the
island is Ottens Canal with its fleet of
boats, club house, etc.
Lester McAllister, of Elmer, late of
the Woodbury. Daily Times, has taken
"a position in the job department of the
JOURNAL Office.
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