Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-18
WILDWOOD
Continued

Baptist Sunday School will be given
at the church on Wednesday evening
December 23d. The cantata is en-
titled aSanta's Substitute and will be
preceded by an entertainment by the
primary department. This cantata is
new and refined and tells a pretty story
in a charming style. All are welcome.
a silver offering will be taken at the
door.
The Casino rink is now under the
management of Forrest Reeve, he TAX
ing charge this week. Robert Butcher
left for his home in Salem on Sunday
and ex poets to enter a Philadelphia
business college after the first of the
year. There will be a game of polo at
the rink tomorrow night between the
Wild wood and the Casino teams.
Best butter, 85c, old style apple but
ter, TO-, mince meat, lie, dates, figs
and plum pudding at Albig's.
Miss Irma Myers returned on Satur-
day from an extended trip to Philadel-
phia where she has been visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Ellen Boyle, of Philadelphia,
was down on Tuesday and paid the
taxes on her Glenwood avenue prop
erty.
The Star theatre is having a heating
stove put in. VIII open with new
pictures on Saturday evening, Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Dever, of
Philadelphia, were down on Tuesday
looking after their property here.
Auctioneer John A. Ackley, of Vine
land, was down ON business Monday.
He reports the sale of lots IL and II,
block Al, corner of Glenwood and Phil
adelphia avenues, formerly owned by
Mrs. Mary Green, to Frank Lore, of
Vineland.
William Schoenemann, of Philadel-
phia, was among the Sunday visitors.
MI. Schoenemann has been coming to
the island for the past % years, the
family cottaging in Holly Beach for a
number of years. Last summer they
bought the Mcknight property on
Magnolia avenue and spent the sum-
mel here.
Recent Hotel Fenwick guests have
been Thos. Howard and wife, Geo.
Hogg, Geo. Higgins, f. X. Meyer, J..
Il. Gleason, Geo. Wonfor, Chas. Sid
Andres, p. l.. Livingston, g. q. Clark,
w. p. Hill, Howard Blaker, Thos. J..
Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. King, Miss
Dorothy King, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Martindale, J. w. Bew, VIM. j. Clas-
sen, Anthony j.. Dever and wife, G..
E. Kitson, Frank q. Miller, j. T. Line
aweaver, II. G. Blotchley, e. G. Brom-
Ter, E. d. Wood, w. w. Haslett, j. T..
Smith, Chas. II. Cox, j. l.. Myers,
Frank Brown, Philadelphia; BENZ.
Ass-~errrurl, Atlantic City J. IS. Leam-
ing, John Bennett. II. S. Rutherford,
Cape May; III. f. Nixon, Camden; j..
w. Hertz, w. e. Zeller, Curtis Baker,
Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Weltie Baker,
Wildwood; Jas. Low, Camden; j. N.
Tomlinson, Vineland; IL. w. Emo, HI.
i. Adams, Bridgeton; g. B. Hender-
son, Montgomery, Pa; p. w. Grifing,
New York; IL. II. Henderson, Pal
myra, NJ ].
Philip P. Baker and family left Oh
Tuesday for their home in Vineland
for the winter.
The sale of fancy articles at the store
of Koeneke Bros. on Wildwood ave
nue., has netted about SIS toward the
Indebtedness of the w. A. A.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Martindale
were down last Sunday.
Miss Rosalie Washburn will sing
"Come Unto Me Ye Weary Ones" by
Hall, next Sunday night at the Luth-
eran church.
j. l.. Anderson and William Schell-
niger have gone to Riverton to work at
carpentering for Contractor Godfrey, of
Court House, who has a large house to
build there.
II. p. Summers, a property owner
here, and an importing grocer in Phil
adelphia, is seriously ill at his home in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bonham, of Wild
wood, were registered at the New Bing-
ham hotel in Philadelphia yesterday.
They will also visit Bridgeton while
away.
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Long Suffering Bill.