Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
WILDWOOD.

ing some time at the Hotel Elmira.
Rev. Alexander Miller, a retired
Brooklyn, N. Y, Presbyterian minis
ter, has been spending two weeks with
his daughter, Mrs. o. 1. Blackwell, on
Oak avenue
Mrs. Charles d. Sheppard and son
Gerald of Trenton, are spending a short
vacation at the Myers cottage on Pine
ven
Prof. Harry Roselle, the popular.
dancing master, is seen on our streets
riding his horse 1.-TWO Step" which he
has had brought down from Camden.
Crabs are biting at Ottens Harbor-
Steamer Wildwood will take you
where you can catch them-Fare 20
cents-Free bait, nets and lines. \
A number of preachers have reported
at the information bureau recently,
among them being Rev. j.. A. Max
well, Reading, Pa; Rev. Walter e.
Reynolds, Woodbury.; Rev. Mr.. Mar
tin, Passyunk; Rev. Mr.. Thomas, Rio
Grande; Rev. Mr.. Booker, Philadel-
phia; Rev. w. w. Bullock, Court
House; Rev. Mr.. Meyer, Manayunk;
Rev. Mr.. johnson, Bristol; Rev. Mr.
Deibert, Daretown; Rev. Mr.. Haines,
Camden, all Baptists.
Mrs. C. w. Oswald was in Philadel-
phia last week attending the funeral of
her grandson.
Mrs. Albert Fisher and nurse of
Philadelphia, have apartments at Park
Villa, Pine avenue, for the balance OF
the season.
D, NJ, Van Horn, the architect, who
had an office in the Journal building
about two years ago, is visiting friends
here for a few days. He is now located
al Worcester, Mass, and is managing
the business of his uncle who has a
large farm and a storage house
business.
On Wednesday of last week some
one left a pocket book in Gould's post
card store on the boardwalk containing
a sum of money and other ~valuables.
Later in the day. the. party returned
m &heA>ajes&u
&the pocket book was returned intact.
Among the Temple Hall guests have
kbeen Rev. J. II. Main and family, E.
! Edmunds and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
{ r. X. Grlffiths, Mrs. 4. Kreitzer, Mrs.
G. M. Greenholt, Mrs. E. w. Shetz
line and family, w. G. Eckley, Phila-
delphia; Rev. Herman G. Relli, Pitts
burg; Miss Evelyn Chamberlain, Tioga;
Miss Sarah Himmelberger, Reading,
Pa.
Campbelps Stains and Floor Finish
are guaranteed by the makers to give
perfect satisfaction. You can refnish
floors, furniture and interior wood work
with these stains and the results will
come up to your expectations. Pre-
pared in all colors. Dry hard over
night. Allen E. Grace, of Anglesea,
will tell you all about them.
Thomas G. Smith, marriage license
clerk at the Philadelphia city hall, has
been stopping at the Lightfoot on
Cedar avenue with his wife and
daughter.
Miss Bessie Schramm, of Vineland,
has been visiting Miss Gertrude Brad
way for the past week.
Edgar R. Young, wife and two
children of Philadelphia, have been
spending two weeks here. Some years
ago Mr.. Young graduated from the
PIERCE Business School.
Miss Jean Wilson, of Washington, d.
c., dramatic reader and ~reciter, gave
an entertainment at the Greylock hotel
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the children's fresh air fund. She was
assisted by Howard B. Armstrong,
baritone soloist and the Armstrong
children in ~specialties.
Special for next week. Seven guar
anteed clear Havana cigars 25c, also six
perfectos for 25c at Casino pool parlor.
Recent registrations at the informa-
ton bureau are Mrs. M. H. Mcintyre,
Washington; Miss M. Campbell, Mrs.
Thomas H~ollingsworth, Misses Ruth
and Ella Hollingsworth, Miss Jennie
Wilson, Baltimore; Miss Esther Har-
bert, William f. Kohlbecker, Will
mington, Del; Miss w. Carver, Chest
nut Hill, Pa; Robert w. Atkinson,
st. Louis, Mo-; H. G. Barr and family,
Pittsburg; Joseph Brandt and wife,
George Brandt, Altoona, Pa; William
w. Hanna, New York; S. P. Foster,
Elmer.
Good sport grabbing at Ottens Har-
bor-Steamer Wildwood-Fare 25
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