Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-15

at 129 E. Wild wood avenue on Friday
afternoon and evening, January 10, the
proceeds to be for the piano fund.
There will be OIL sale sherbet, ice cream,
candy and homemade cake. The pu-
pills of the class desire that a goodly
sum be realized for the above purpose
and to that end ask that it be pat
ronized literally.
Nokomis Council, No. 81, Degree of
Pocahontas, will hold a box social in
their lodge room in the Journal build
ing on Monday evening next. The
Red Men will please take notice and
ladies are requested to bring boxes.
Councilman Thomas S. Goslin broke
ground Monday morning for a hand
SOM Colonial style cottage on Glen
woe ! avenue in the rear of the Catholic
church rectory. He bought the two
lots on which he is building of John
w. Cramer, of Philadelphia, for $2400.
He hopes to be able to move his family
into their new home by the 18th Of
May.
The original frankforters and Burk's
pure products at Albig's.
The recent improvement of the streets
in the section Of Wildwood west of
Park venue has had a decidedly ben
eficial effect in more ways than one,
for in addition to giving this part of
the town the same splendid streets that
characterize Wildwood it has given the
building business a decided boom and
a number of handsome cottages are al
ready in curse of construction, while
arrangements are being made by "
eral other parties to begin the erection
of pretty cottages at an early date.
Just arrived another lot of those
white juicy Norway mackerel atAlbig's
Last Sunday evening the largest con-
gregation since the services were held
in the theatre gathered in the Wild
wood Baptist church to hear Pastor
Hallowell deliver the first of a series of
addresses on Christ's second coming.
The discourse was listened to with
marked attention. Next Sunday eve
ming the second of this series of adj
dresses will be delivered. The theme
will be "The Manner in which the
Meekah will be Manifested Some
nase sfoksn 10 the pastor turing The
week asking for further enlightenment
on the subject as presented last Sun
day night. Mr.. Hallowell announces
that on any point not made clear he
will be pleased to explain. The sing
ing, aside from choir selections, will
include a solo by Miss Edith Livezey
and a duet by the Misses Jennie and
Charlotte Grant.
New subscription and renewal agent
for any magazine published. Funck.*
George Wamsley, piano salesman for
John Wanamaker, was here yesterday.
Come and see "How the Story Crew.
at the Wildwood Baptist church, Tues
day evening, February 2. This enter
tainment is under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society which, judging
from their past efforts, should be an
assured success.
Administration of the holy commun-
ion at the Lutheran church next Sun
day. Special music during the morn
ing and evening service. In the morn
Ing the choir with Mrs. Geisenberger
as soloist will sing "Seek ye the Lord"
In the evening Miss Marie Huppert
will sing "There is an Hour of Hal
lowed Peace"
Now is the time to get your embroid-
cry ready fol summer wear. Don't for
get that Miss Scott keeps the very kind
of linen or batiste that you want, and
can show you how to embroider it. 21S
Andrew avenue, Holly Beach.
Wholesale and retail dealer, cigars q
tobacco. j. {. Funck, Oak avenues
Mrs. w. o. Fish and little SOL
George, of Rancocas, Burlington coun-
ty, is visiting at r. w. Ryan's, Mrs.
Ryan being a sister of Mrs. Fish.
Mrs. Charles Mann, of Dillsburg,
Pa, was here on Tuesday visiting her
school friend, Miss Ella g. Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leathwh1te, of
Camden, were down on Monday en-
joying the balmy breezes of the sea-
shore.
Groceryman David Powell spent a
couple of days in the city this week.