Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-27
WILDWOOD

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ployed by l.. ]. Mccormick. the
plumber, and has been working In
Panama since last fall. His leave of
absence is forty-two days, each man
being given that much time off by the
government each year. He says there
has not been a case of yellow fever on
the isthmus for two years, owing to the
great precautions taken by the govern
ment.
Miss Haddie Morris has been very ill
with typhoid fever in Philadelphia,
and her friends here will be glad to
know that she is recovering as well as
can be expected.
We have money TO loan on first
mortgage. Send us full particulars.
Beecher Kay Realty Co. Wildwood.
Albert II. Hodson, of Philadelphia,
was down last Saturday looking after
his property on the island.
Nj. q. Baldwin, editor of the Review,
she new paper at Sea Isle City, was a
visitor at the Journal office last Friday.
Albert Refer and family have chang
ed their residence from the Captain
James Swain cottage on West Wild
wood avenue to the basement of one
of the Butcher cottages IN Oak ave-
nue., recently vacated by Joseph Herr
tage.
New bloaters and all kinds of sailed
cod fish at Albig's.
In turning the corner at Cedar and
Pacific last Monday night
while at drill, driver Harry Durham
miscalculated his distance and run
into the sidewalk, throwing the horse,
but doing no damage.
Miss Marie Huppert has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
in Philadelphia.
Wanted-Money on gilt edge first
mortgage. Rate of interest 6 per cent.
payable semi annually. Address w. E.
KELLER, 727 Drexel Building, Phila-
delphia.
Miss Pauline Pullinger, formerly of
Wildwood but now of Philadelphia,
was renewing old acquaintance last
Saturday.
Carl Seibert and Lisle Campbell
were on a cunning trip to Court House
Saturday.
Edward Knapp, OF Philadelphia,
owner of the franklin cottage on Pine
avenue, was down last Friday looking
after some Improvements recently
made to his property.
New Norway Mackerel, new Buck
S~al, Lew c~0lnmeAi, al Ai0fgs. =
Excise Commissions r J Joseph C. Kolb,
of Camden, was down over Thanks
giving and piloted to the island David
Baird, the Republican leader of South
Jersey, and ex-senator Richard G.
Miller, Of Alloway. Here they were
Joined by Senator Hand and took in
the Holly Beach OK roast and made a
general tour of the island.
Borough Clerk VIM. G. Hendee, his
Brother, Harry G. Hendee, Winchester
Bonham, Alfred Walls, Frank Will
lifts, John Chambers and Tom Bull
dock made up a cunning party off
shore yesterday and bagged six rabbits
and three woodcock.
Miss Margaret Green, of Bridgeton,
visited friends here over Thanksgiving.
There have been registered at the
Hotel Fen wick the past week William
J. HARRISON, Curtis Il. Baker, Wild
wood; S. Mencan and wife, ]. Hugh
Henry, Baltimore, Maryland; A. VIII
bur, Franz Erich, Jr., q. o. Maus, v.
Mackin, M. Mcdonald, j. p. King,
William j. Meehan, Charles s .Andrews,
Thomas J. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Wade, Philadelphia; H. I'll. Marsh,
w. ID. VanHorn, Wellsboro, Pa; Isaac
Ferris and wife, Merchantville; H. l..
Adams, Bridgeton; I'll. g. VanMeter,
Mrs. VanMeter, Miss VanMeter, Car
bondale, Pa; John A. Ackley, Frank
Lore, Vineland; George w. Walker,
Englewood; ]. L. Kenworthy, Coates
vile, Pa; G. A. VanMeter, Mrs. G. A.
VanMeter and daughter. of Chicago;
Miss Ida Mae Buzby, Miss Nellie
Haight, Wildwood.
Real good Sour kraut, Burks Frank
sorters, Hams and Bacon, at Albig's. n
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert s. Foster at their home in
Elmer on Saturday, Nov. 81, 1908.
Henry VanMeter, of Carbondale,
Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday here
visiting relatives. Mr.. VanMeter
travels over the country in the intel
est of Mellin's Food, and for twenty
years was a druggist at Beverly.