Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-15


last week here inspecting number Of
the elegant cottages which have been
erected here the past year.
New lace door panels just received,
in pretty patterns. Bargains at 25c,
SOC and 75c at Mech & Co.'s, Wild
wood and Holly Beach.
Among those who registered at the
Hotel Fenwick the past week were H.
3. Minnich, Isaac Ferris, J. N. West,
F. b. Garrison, of Camden; B. N.
Lore, Bridgeton; J. N. Tomlinson,
Vineland; J. H. Johnson, Chester; F.
q. Hickman, Reading, Pa; A. L.
Haggerty, New York City; r.. X.
Meade, Nazareth, Pa; w. r. Livezey,
Roxborough; E. F. Robinson, Bryn
Athyn; Frank J. Floyd, Bryn Mawr;
Horace F. Nixon, Woodbury.. Among
the Philadelphians were E. Miles, F.
P. Hollinshead, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Bosch, J. F. Murray, G. V. Glebe, Jos.
H. Hall, H. S. Gaskill, J. J. Kearns,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. M. McNally, Beatrice
McNally, J. H. Graham, VIM. b.
Glenn, Richard Lachermayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Roenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
G. Hitchner, Mrs. A. Vankirk, Mrs. s.
b. Copeland, H. G. and +. A. Guen-
ther, b. J. Wolf and wife, Chas. j.
Gallagher, Elmer Shrader, J. R. Brady,
Geo. q. Berger, Miss Hatfield and Mrs.
Twadell.
Go to VIM. B. Pleasanton for house
painting and decorating, upholstering
in general, at moderate prices. 233
Wildwood avenue, Wildwood, N. J.
Prof. and Mrs. Benno Kirschbaum,
of Philadelphia, were among the Sun
day excursionists making a sight
seeing tour of the resort. The professor
is principal of the Kirchbaum School
of Languages and Translation Bureau
located on Chestnut street. They
stopped at the Poplars.
For RENT.-Furnished cottage, five
bedrooms, suitable for large family or
boarding house, 5000 per season.
Three newly furnished cottages, three
bed rooms, price $3.50, $175 and 5000
each for season. Nice boarding house
with twelve sleeping rooms. When
notified my carriage will meet you at
Holly Beach depot. l have few
properties on my list that must be
sold. Come and see me before invest
ing elsewhere. E. Yenney, Real Es-
tate, 1873 Burk avenue.
DR.. John b. Davis, of Camden, was
down on Monday looking around and
noting the Improvements.
Great things may be expected this
summer. There may be an elephant
walking the streets.
Mrs. Howard A. Gray, of Millville,
has been down this week.
w. HI. Allan returned few days
u-ssrur-sowrf, va.
During his absence he saw his son
Paul who is on the United States
Marine Training ship Maine, located
at the time at Hampton Roads for
target practice. Paul is in the electri-
cal department of the vessel, and is
very well satisfied with his position
and does not want to leave it. The
vessel is due to go to New York this
week and in a few weeks will return to
the historic waters near Norfolk. The
marines on this vessel number 365.
Elmer Clifford, of Millville, instruc-
tor of roller skating at the Casino, has
taken rooms in the Miller apartments
in the Rudolph building.
Henry l.. Reinhold, the Philadelphia
architect, was recent visitor.
John P. Kolb, paying teller of the
Bank of Commerce, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, is stopping at the Hotel
Fenwick for an extended sojourn by
the sea in search of health.
Mrs. w. d. Boyle, of Philadelphia
has been down this week looking after
her Glenwood avenue cottage.
r. w. Ryan spent portion of the
week in Philadelphia and Trenton.
Lawyer VIM. e. Zeller is in town
to-day.
Q. III. Littleton, of the 'Tracy Apart
ments," Thirty-sixth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia, was among the
weeks visitors to the resort. Mr..
Littleton will manage the new
Wildwood Manorn this season.
Mrs. Fred G. Cole, of Oak avenue, is
spending the week at Harrisburg, Pa,
attending the annual session of the
Ladies' of the Golden Eagle.
Afine lot of plastering lath for inn
mediate sale. Secure our best prices
now. j. II. Coombs Lumber Co.
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