Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-05-14

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Mrs. Olive Metz and baby and Miss
Georgiana Miller spent a week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zeigler, of Phe-
nixville, Pa, and other relatives in
Spring City and Kimberton.
J. l.. Jacques, who has leased the
Hotel Sheldon, is down getting the
house ready for opening sometime in
June.
Former Councilman r. s. ellis is
down this week looking after his prop
erty interests here.
Spencer's perfectos. Best &c cigar in
the State. Come and get one free and
be convinced. Casino bowling alleys
and pool parlor. \
Clayton Lowe attended an Episco-
pal meeting In Boston recently.
P. Gould and son, of Woodbine,
were here a part of this week getting
their boardwalk store in readiness to
open.
Go to A. Denninger, house painting
contractor, for seashore work, 419 Green
street, Philadelphia, Pa, 1925 Wayne
avenue, Germantown. Am now paint
ing cottages 217-l9-21 Garfield avenue,
Wildwood, N. ]. Have just finished
Lorraine hotel, Ocean City. First-class
material and labor furnished. Esti-
mates furnished by calling at or adj
dressing 217 Garfield avenue, Wild
wood, N. j.
John H. Risdon, of Philadelphia,
was down yesterday and rented the
Etna hotel for the coming season
through Beecher Kay Realty Co. Mr..
Risdon formerly conducted the Beach
House at Sea Girt.
Hotel Fenwick guests the past week
have been Miss Fanny L.. Hughes,
Reading, Pa; John A. Ackley, A. S.
Leach, Vineland; G. G. Barndt, Doy-
lestown, Pa; Mrs. S. French, Thomas
j. Rose, A. l.. Austrom and wife, Mrs.
Sarah Babcock, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. A. J..
Bankerd, VIM. j. Meegan, R. B. Eber-
bach, Thos. A. U~pdegraff, Jr., A. Lin
eaweaver, w. G.. Manning, L. e..
Nichol, NJ. Splitter, A. Devering, Chas.
q. Middleton, Frank Y~oungkin, Geo.
n MnyroWAM Mlalliihepx,~J-Gr
Hagerman, H. j. Fenwick, Albert H.
Lavey, Chas. s. Calwell, E. HI. Porter,
FL. V. FeDgler, Philadelphia; H. G..
Williams, Haddonfield; Mrs. Robert
J. Kay, w. E. Zeller, Wildwood; Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Croft, Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Stewart, Geo. A. Wonfor, Frank
Turner, G. l.. Stewart, Dayton Voor-
hees, Thomas Harris, Camden.
Stoves and stove pipe taken from
your cottage, stored for the summer,
repaired if necessary, BACKED and re-
turned when called for. Coney's Stor-
age Warehouse. Phone 2l5. \
Loves have closed their Pacific ave-
nue. store and opened their place of
business on the boardwalk at the cor
ner of Cedar avenue,
Rufus Hays, of the firm of Dorrell &
Hays, is the owner of a new Indian
motor cycle.
Miss Anna Bradley, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few days with her sister
here.
Harry Heating recently purchased
a package car bicycle which he is u.s.
ing In connection with his business.
George Carpenter Conner, editor of
Philadelphia Hotel Reporter, who
is well known here, was among the
Sunday visitors.
Frank G. Weber, of Bridgeton, made
a business trip here on Tuesday.
Hosea F. Seeley and family have
been down from Bridgeton spending a
few days in their Wildwood avenue
cottage.
Donovan Wentzell is the proud own
er of a new bicycle.
Konowitch Brothers, who conducted
a produce business with Woodruf's
market last summer, have rented one
of the Harrigan stores and will soon
open a produce store there.
Misses Mary and Ella Blackwell
spent a few days last week with Miss
Helen Hoover, in Philadelphia.
Cashier Chas. s. Calwell, of the
Corn Exchange National Bank,
Philadelphia, spent yesterday in
Wildwood.
The Hotel Strand is in the hands of
the painters.
The Hotel Berwind, at the corner of
Lincoln and Pacific avenues, is being
refreshed by a coat of paint at the
hands of Painter Irving Harris.