Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-12-03
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their Office in the journal building,
action was taken to compel all property
owners who have not already installed
running water in their buildings and
connected them with the sewer, to do
sc at once.
DIR. II. H. Tomlin is attending the
conference of the local Boards of
Health at Lakewood today and to-
morrow as a delegate from the Wild
wood Board of Health.
George Koeneke, an Atlantic City
letter carrier, spent a part of last week
with his brothers, Harry and Otto.
He had been attending the State Odd
Fellows convention in which he holds
a high office and came down here to
see his brothers before returning to his
duties.
Henry White has a class for almost
every night at his Cedar avenue dane
ing academy and a large number of
young people are learning to master the
art.
Wrights' toy flying machines, Zoe,
25c and SOC at Funck's. Come and
lay away your Christmas presents by
paying a small deposit. X
A hot turkey supper will be given in
the parish house of st. Simeon's church
on Saturday evening, December 4th,
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Bernard Tronnem, the landscape
gardener, has a force of men at work
around the Marine National Bank
building getting it ready for a nice
lawn.
John A. Ackley, the Vineland auc-
~tioneer, was down Wednesday looking
over his property and attending to
some business matters.
1910 Art calendars, Christmas cards,
post cards and booklets at Ryan's
Bazaar. II
Mrs. L. s. Caldwell spent Wednes-
day in Philadelphia shopping.
The family of Philip P. Baker closed
their Oak avenue cottage for the win
laid.
Mrs. John g. Funck was among the
Philadelphia shoppers on Tuesday.
Beach Council, No. 157, Jr. o. U. A
NJ, will hold a box social in their hal
in the Journal hall next Friday night
December 10th. Come and have a good
evenings pleasure.
Mrs. George W. Henderson, formerly
of Wildwood, is married again, and ii
now Mrs. s. P. Ash and resides a
Kingston, N. Y.
Wonder solved. Why our coffee
tastes just a little better than others
By our own fresh roasting and blend
ing, as we buy and sell only the best
Trial only lie ID. Premiums given a
Albig's.
Mrs. Levanus Myers and daughter
Erma have returned from a trip tt
Trenton and New York.
The Wildwood Lutheran church will
celebrate its fifth anniversary on Sun
day, December II, 1909, when speakers
are expected from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell Long, Of
Philadelphia, is spending several weeks
in her cottage on Pine venue and has
been entertaining Misses Mary and
Jennie King.
On Wednesday Councilman J. Albert
Harris sailed a sub-com mittee of the
commission appointed by the Legisla-
ture to investigate the game laws from
Sea Isle City to Cape May in his boat.
Assemblyman StilIe is on the commit
tee and was in the party.
Havana Plums and Cobs. Cigars
wholesale aud retail at Funck's. x
Mrs. e. j. Mccormick spent We'd
nesday in Philadelphia.
Miss Stella VanHorn returned home
Wednesday evening after spending a
few weeks with her aunt in Philadel-
phia. She was accompanied by Miss
Cora Armstrong, of Camden, who is
visiting Miss Claire Goslin.
Mrs. Harry S. Durham returned
Wednesday evening from a trip TO
Philadelphia.
Wapella Tribe, No. 23S, Imp. o. r.
NJ, and Nokomis Council, No. 81,
d. of p, will attend the Baptist church
in a body next Sunday night upon in
vitation in full regalia. A special
musical program is being arranged, con-
sisting of a choir of about 30 voices to
sing, "How Beautiful upon the Noun
tain," "Pilgrims Chorus" 30 Light
Enternal" and "Great is the Lord"
The male quartette of the Red Men