Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-13
WILDWOOD

utes which were approved. Solicitor
Curtis Il. Baker was also present.
The collectors report showed that over
S10,O in 1908 taxes had been received,
"a, 200 worth of notes in bank paid off
and an improvement certificate for
81 600 redeemed, leaving a balance on
hand of over 81, 900. Some correspon-
dence from George w. Banks and the
Studbaker Wagon Sprinkler Co. was
read and ordered filed. Mayor Baker
appointed John N. Reeve, Oliver /.
Blackwell and VIM. &. Hendee as
commissioners of assessment to deter
mine the amount to be assessed against
the lots on the west side by reason of
the Improvements just made in that
section. Two resolutions printed in
another column will explain the ma
ture and the total cost of this work.
Council paid a big batch of bills and
adjourned to meet at the call of the
chair. Another meeting was held
Wednesday evening and Joseph Her
itage was appointed street supervisor
and caretaker of the borough hall.
Ask for list of articles offered for sale
at auction at Coney's storage house,
Garfield avenue, on Saturday, Novem-
Der Dist, at 10 a. M. You will find
something you need. David @. Bay
less, a%uctioneer.
st. Simeon's Guild will hold a birth
day party at the Roseland, Oak ave
nue. on Friday evening, November 9th.
Each person will be given a sack in
which is to be placed as many cents as
they are old and presented at the door.
This will pay for the entertainment
and refreshments. The proceeds are
for the new building which will be
built on Pacific avenue, adjoining the
church.
New Norway Mackerel, new Buck
wheat, new Corn meal, at Albig's. =
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parvin and
Mrs. Frank Atkinson, of Bridgeton,
came down this week and expect to
make this their home in the future.
MIR. Parvin will soon build on his lot
on west Wildwood avenue.
Fresh Jersey pork and sausage at
Bryant's meat market. n
Miss Katheryn Mckinley and Miss
Huppert will sing a duet entitled
"He will mol %Slumber," by Hart, at
the Lutheran church next Sunday.
All are welcome.
Saturdays only, ten and fifteen cent
music for five cents at Funck's, Oak
avenue. Y
rsseJesse- Pattoa, e-Gha.ewoTth,
Burlington county, is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. w. D..
Bryant.
Prof. Harry Roselle, of Camden. u
genial summer dancing master at the
Ocean Pier, was a Sunday visitor, re-
newing old acquaintance.
County Superintendent o. o. Barr,
of Cape May, is on the island today
visiting the various public schools.
Frank Heating, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Heating.
Only on Saturdays eight Fair Helen
five cent cigars for 25 cents at Funck's*
Joseph Ostenreider, ste ward of the
Hereford Club, Anglesea, has moved
his family from the club house to
Sieber's bakery on Cedar avenue, where
he will take charge in the absence of
MI. Sieber this winter.
Another large crowd was in atten-
dance at the Casino rink last Saturday
night. In the race between Sammie
Cole and Charles Garrison, the latter
won easily. Reginald Hoffman was
to have raced with Cole but did not
put in an appearance SO Garrison was
substituted.
s. e. Wentzell closed Willard Hall
a week ago and Is now in Camden.
Mrs. j. Franklin Moore and their
children returned on Tuesday after a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Wilmington, Delaware, and
Camden. Mr.. Moore made a flying visit
to that city on Saturday also.
Mrs. Mary e. Moore is visiting rela-
tives in Camden for a couple of weeks.
The Shepherds of Bethlehem will
hold an initiation banquet and a gen.
erai good time at the Wildwood Dor
ough hall on Wednesday evening,
November 10. There will be music also.
John III. Baumann, a property owner
here, was among the Sunday visitors.
Mr.. Baumann expects to have his
apartment house on Oak venue paint