Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-25
WILDWOOD

Perhaps the reader has noticed on
the front page of the Journal an adver-
tisement of Wildwood Heights and
wondered where the property was
located. Wildwood Heights may be-
come to Wildwood what Pleasantville
is to Atlantic City. The Heights
property is situated at Wildwood juno
ton. There is no reason why a town
should not be built up at this point.
Just who the Wildwood Realty Conn
pany Is we do not know, but John n.
Reeve is the agent who is putting the
property on the market, and the first
sale of lots is being put on the market
at the remarkably low price of $50 per
lot, with a SO share of Dayton Hotel
stock thrown in. The tract consists OF
about 300 acres of woodland lying
principally on the west side of the
Pennsylvania railroad at the Junction.
The land is now being brushed, prepar-
atory to the stalking out of the lots.
The following officers have been
elected for the Wildwood high school
literary society: President, Miss Ma
bel Campbell; vice president, Miss
Margaret Russell; secretary, Miss Ger
trude Broadway; assistant secretary,
Miss Florence Steelman; treasurer,
Miss Claire Goslin; sergeant-at-arms,
Bruce Long; chorister, Miss Pauline
VanHorn; pianist, Leon Wheaton;
assistant pianist, Miss Rosalie Wash
burn; critic, Miss Claire Goslin; GEN.
sor, Miss Annie Larcombe. The men,
bers of the music committee are;
Chairman, Rosalie Washburn, Miss
VanHorn ond Mr.. Wheaton. Mem
bers of color committee are Miss Mar
garet Russell, chairman, Miss Nickel
and Miss VanHorn. Members of the
program committee are Mr.. Saltzman,
chairman, Miss Maxwell and Miss
Huppert.
No. Deustcher Rauch Tabak, whole
sale and retail dealer in cigars and to-
bacco, by John G. Funck, Oak venue
DIR. J. w. Harrigan, OF Philadelphia,
was down last Saturday night paying
his taxes.
The Grand Laundry Company pre-
scented each of its patrons with a box
of Christmas candy.
Councilman Thomas Goslin made a
business trip to Williamsport, Pa, last
week.
Mrs. BENZ. J. Wolf, of Philadelphia,
was down the forepart of the week
looking after her property here.
John e. Stott, of the auditor generals
office, Harrisburg, Pa, was here Satur-
day looking after his lots on the west
side at the corner of Hudson and Pine
avenues. Mr.. Stott is much pleased
with the borough Improvements in that
section and is thinking of building a
summer home there for his family.
Norman w. Ryan is home on a
three weeks vacation for the holidays
from Bucknell University, Lewisburg,
Pa.
Bakers theatre will be open this
(Christmas) afternoon and evening
with ten moving pictures and illus
trated songs The theatre was also
open last Thursday evening, Christ
mas eve
Large double door safe for sale cheap.
G. d. Hurff. \
The following have been registered
at the Hotel tenwick the past week:
E. D. Wood, w. w. Haslett, Thos. j.
Rose, J.. S. Smith, Charles H. Cox,
VIM. j.. Claassen, Howard Blaker,
D. M. Mcneil, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r.
Jones, G. D. Head, B. Williams, VIM.
J. Meegan, Philadelphia; ]. II. Hertz,
VIM. E. Zeller, DR.. N. A. Cohen,
Wildwood; j. S. Leaning, Cape May;
BENZ. Bacharach, d. Lundy, Atlantic
City; S. A. Archibald, Jr., w. Bloom,
Jersey City; Howard F. Morse, Wells
boro, Pa; E. G. Hinkle, Palmyra;
Fl. l.. Adams, Bridgeton; John T..
Stryker, Trenton; John D. Stark and
wife, Holly Beach: L. J. Mckenzie,
Scranton, Pa.
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