Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-07-09
HOLLY.

Edward Noon, of Philadelphia, who
is spending the summer with his niece,
Mrs. Thomas Ryan. at the Eldorsde
cottage, Burk avenue, was hit by an
automobile on Monday afternoon al
the corner of Pacific and Burk avenues,
He received a number of bruises and
cuts about the head and face, but DC
serious injuries. The auto was from
Chester, Pa, aud stopped and did all
In their power for the injured man.
Charles E. May, of Philadelphia,
was a Sunday guest of his niece, Mrs.
w. A. Norcross and family, Rio Grande
avenue.
Mrs. l.. E. Ewings, Hand avenue,
entertained her brother Bedford
Ewings, of Cape May, last week, and
her father, James Ewings, Cold Spring,
was a Sunday guest.
Recent Renova guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cousens and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorden James, Mr.. Priester,
Thomas Williams, George Schacterle,
Harry Carley, Mr.. Stevenson, Mr.. Bril-
densang, Miss Valborg, Miss Irna
Lunn, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Stratton,
Miss Margaret Patterson, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lees and daugh-
ter, Bridesburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Starkey, Miss Ray Starkey, Mr.. Burk,
Harry S. Horrocks, Miss Irene Lees,
frankfort.
Edwin and Ralph Booth, of Phila-
delphia, are spending some time with
Mrs. M. S. Elmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ober and daugh-
ter Rena, Newfield, are spending sew
eral days at their Rio Grande avenue
cottage. They entertained their
daughter Miss Edith Ober and Frank
V%reeland, Philadelphia, over the 4th.
Recent guests at the St. Charles have
been james Turner, Harold E. Turner,
MI. and Mrs. James Murdoch and
family, MI. and Mrs. Albert Morgan,
Mrs. H. Phineger, Miss G. B. Knight,
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Fireng, Jr.,
William f. Maier, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred l.. Bus, Fred B. Breitinger, AL
bert Schuehler, M. B%reitinger, j. b.
Bretinger, A. Marie Dehe, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. I'll. Lawrence, j. Wagner, A.
II. jackson, William l.. Gaetz, Eliza
beth Bourne, Frances E. Bourne, Mrn
and Mrs. G. l.. Evans, Joseph E. Cd
lou, w. d. X. Shermire, Milton Ell
Bristol, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sheaffer and family, Lancaster, P
E. j. Jacobs, Mt. Airy, Pa; l.. Ame1
Bolton, Collingdale, Pa; Henry 81
Schramm, Camden; Mrs. M. Waite
Mrs. G. B. Walter, James IL. Walter,
s.. A. Walter, Germantown.
Rowland Hall guests over the Fourth
were r. McMichael, Margaret Hults,
Albert L. Smith, Miss Violet RI
Hames, FranK5. CARR, fingr 4.
Pattie, Miss Jennie Faris, G. E. Robin
son, w. Magann, Mr.. and Mrs. Claton
RItchie, Joel S. Perkins, Jr., Camden;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devlin, Moores-
town; MI. and Mrs. John II. keenan,,
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theophilus Adams and
grandson, of Ocean City, spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Harker,
Hand emu
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scull, Rio
Grande avenue, entertained their faith
er and sister over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington Leaning,
Taylor avenue, spent Tuesday in Cape
May.
These guests were registered at the
Westminster the past week: William
J.. Dougherty, John F. Green, Sadie
Ferguson, Mary Frame, Jennie Frame,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Kane, Emily
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Verna,
Harry Rietheimer, Joseph Cantelly, J.
George Schimpf, J. Lewis Bachelor,
Edward Breithing, John Flannery,
Walter G. Hope, L. G. Weller, Miss
Helen Kohweiler, Kathryn Sterling,
Augustus Slack, N. Slack, Harry Ba-
chanon, Henry Lebach, Benjamin
Winberstein, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Happier, Irene Happier, Elizabeth
Dempsey, Mrs. e. REM, Mrs. ]. Riog,
Mrs. Alice Flaherty, Miss May Flaher-
ty, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, John q. Sed-
don, Charles Westonberger, Edward
A Keoregh, r. A. Tucker, George
Clyde, Anna Gill, Marie Gill, Thomas
A. Frame, Helen CORVALLIS, William
Weidner, Philadelphia; Miss Mae Sher-
idan, Chicago.
Centre House guests the past week