Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-07-23

the Philadelphia newspapers was to
.send down a number of professional
runners but that arrangement has been
cancelled and the matter of another
amateur race was taken up and V. u
REYNOLDS was appointed a committee
to confer with the Five Mile Beach
Marathon Association with the approx
al and support of the Board of Trade
for such races. A motor cycle race was
also nroposed and J. Thompson Baker,
Y. G, Reynolds and II. L.. Hamersly
were appointed a committee to look
after same. Mr. Murray, for the Phil
adelphia Inquirer, proposed a series OF
aquatic races that are to be held in
nearby waters. The first will be held
at Wildwood on July 81, the second at
Cane May, the third at Ocean City and
the fourth at Atlantic City. The final
races for contestants in all the races
will be held at Wildwood from August
18th to Goth. A resolution approving
the proposition was adopted.
Socks in colors for little one are all
the rage this season from 15c up at
Mech & Co.'s.
Those registered at the Woodlswn
cottage have peer Mrs. H. P. Hortle,
RAYMOND Hortle, Warren Hortle, OF
Germantown; MI. and Mrs. Il. Z.
Owen, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Charles
Wilson. Ella f. Banks, Isabella T..
Owen. Charles Eastlack, of Woodbury.;
Miss Bessie Rambo, of Thorofare; Mrs.
C. H. Greeeamyer and daughter, Phil
adelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ben
MeAhassias q ~ siSEAss
Home made pretzels, good and crisp,
at Albig's.
Mrs. Mary Young of Philadelphia,
is stopping at the I~dylewild on PIN
avenue. for the summer. She was ac-
eompanied on her trip here by her
niece. Mrs. Gordon.
The coming Sunday night band con-
cert on the boardwalk will be addressed
by B. A. Jenkins, who speaks to noon
.dav gatherings in Philadelphia, at
Raldwin,s Locomotive works and other
places.
Special prices in all kinds of good
cakes at Albig's Delicatessen house,
L. Sagel, the boardwalk conf%ectioner,
has a display of candy novelties In his
windows which attract considerable
attention. Fruits, vegetables, hams,
bolognas, half smokes, etc., are all
made of candy and look as natural as
the real articles.
Clarence Turner, of Woodstown, has
accepted a position with Milkman
Frank M. Clark for the summer.
Miss Mary q. Bulwer, of Camden,
is on a ten days visit to this resort,
stopping at Rowland Hall.
Eugene MOthes has a very pretty
lawn and flowers around his cottage at
Glenwood and New York ayenues of
which he is very proud. The take OF
grass probably cannot be beaten on the
island.
Casino bowling alleys. Everything
up-to-date, 10 cents the game. \
John Heritage, of Royersford, Pa,
was down one day this week, visiting
his brother, Joseph Heritage. While
here he rented the cottage of Thomas
Alexander, on Davis avenue, for the
summer.
Mrs. Joseph Heritage and children
are on a visit to relatives and friends at
Mil.ville and Royersford, Pa.
Five excursions came in yesterday
on two trains, bringing a large number
of people. They were a Lutheran
church, the Bean club, Zion Reformed
church, Alpha Baptist church and the
Epworth League of the German M. E.
church, all of Philadelphia.
The acme of excellence, Estancia
cigar. Cuban hand made 5 cts. Casino
Pool Parlor.
The register at the information
bureau on the boardwalk attracts the
attention of strangers who register theil
name and address. Among the most
recent who have registered are Nh. and
Mrs. William Richman, of Braiden'
town. Fla; J. F. Palmer and wife,
Mildred A. Spiltoir, Lillian N. Hill
man, Mrs. M. A. Sullivan, New York
City; Lewis Cohen, End, V. M. Cohen
Annie Harris, Mrs. Harris, Chicago
w. II. Livezey and wife, Shields, Mon