Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-06-18
WILDWOOD
Continued

clOt0lers, OF anu bIluSotOui
are selling out their Bridgeton business
and will only conduct the store here.
They have sold their handsome store
building up there to the newly Organ
lied Farmers and Merchants National
bank.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin Scott Banister,
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday With
Mrs. Banister's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Byron Livezey on 26th street;
Mrs. Otto Koeneke is spending this
week with her mother at SwaintoD.
The Richards building on the beard
walk has had quite an addition built
to it in order to take care of the in
creasing trade.
Charles Davis, of Shiloh, has rented
the Seeley basement on Wildwood
avenue and is occupying it with his
family.
George Koeneke, an Atlantic City
letter carrier, spent last week with his
brother on West Wildwood avenue.
The Red Men adopted fifteen pale
faces last Tuesday night and have as
many more to adopt on Tuesday even
ing, June 20.
III. A. Spencer has just received a
large consignment of the celebrated
"Estanciau Havana cigars from Seid-
enberg & Co., of New York, the largest
manufacturers of Havana cigars in the
United States. Guaranteed all cuban
hand made. Wholesale or retail. On
sale at the Casino pool parlors.
G. M. Dare has had an addition
made to his market on Pacific avenue,
bringing the front out to the street line
and will open a meat department in
connection with his fruits and vege-
tables tomorrow.
H. Hetteroth, a Tacony policeman,
will soon have work started on a cot
tage on West Goth street for himselft
An important meeting of the Allied
Trades League will be held tonight at
eight O'Clock in the Wildwood borough
hall.
Tailor Harry Rydell made a bust
trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Koeneke, of Atlantic
City, is visiting her brothers, Otto and
Harry, here.
Miss Elsa H. Hamersl;, daughter of
l.. Hamersly, gradn res this year
at the Girls Commercial high school
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. B. V. VanHorn made a trip to
Philadelphia yesterday.
A good many strangers are in town
today attending the commencement of
the Cape May county public schools,
which 10 in charge of County Superin-
To 4 Oscar o. Barr, of Cape May.
On this occasion all pupils who passed
the grammar grade examinations were
publicly graduated.
Martin [. j. Griffen, editor of the
Catholic Standard, a well known his
torian and author, of Philadelphia,
has taken possession of the Sweeney
cottage on West Poplar avenue which
he has rented for the summer. Last
Sunday Mr.. Griffen delivered an adj
dress at a celebration at Valley Forge,
Pa.
e. g. Apologize and family, often
ton, have taken the Seibert apartments
on Pine avenue for the season.
J. Ross Myers and family, of Balti-
more, are in the Tomlin cottage, Attain
tic and Magnolia avenues, for the sum-
mer.
A good one at zoe a pound, goth Cen
fury Brand Coffee. Get sample at AL
big's Tea and Coffee House. y
The upper part of the cottage of Q.
Stoltz, Maple avenue, was rented this
week.
George G. Graeber and family, of
Pennsylvania, took possession of the
Dever cottage on Atlantic avenue this
week for the season.
Thomas A. Welty and wife will
leave in a few days for an extended
trip through the west and southwest,
returning in the early fall.
Lawyers Curtis t. Baker and o. /.
Blackwell attended a meeting of the
County Board of Freeholders at Court
House yesterday.
o. i. Blackwell returned last Friday
from several days spent in Hunterdon
county, from where he shipped his
household goods to Wildwood, having
bought a cottage on Oak avenue.
Lawyer Conducts First Cases