Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-11-19

"ioo nlduOl CdnupDcilJ Vi Iilduel-
phia, spent a part of last week with
friends here. She returned to her
home on Monday of this week and was
accompanied by Miss Lena Washburn
who will spend some time with her
and visit other friends and relatives.
Mrs. William Erdmann returned
last week from a four weeks visit to
various parts of New Jersey and Penn
sylvania. She attended the annual
session of the Great Council of the
Daughters of Pocahontas as a repre-
sentative of Nokomis Council at New
ark while away which lasted three
days. This was the largest meeting
they have had for some time as about
300 members were present. Next year
the Great Council will meet at Morris
town. While away Mrs. Erdmann
visited fifteen different Councils of the
Daughters of Pocahontas and In a num-
Der of them she saw some fine degree
work. She was accompanied on the
trip by her son Eddie.
Have you an electric flat iron?
ST. Simeon's Guild will hold a food
sale in Seacrest store Saturday, No
vember 20, 1909, at 2 o'clock. Cod
fish cakes, potato salad, cakes. pies
and bread will be on sale. Pepper pot
ready to deliver for dinner.
Bernard Tronnem has the contract to
beautify the grounds around the Marine
National Bank property. The ground
VIII DO ssede9 rd0wn IN grass ana q
hedge of California privet will be plant
ed. The directors propose that the va
cant lot next to the bank building
shall present a beautiful appearance
next summer when the grass gets to
growing.
1910 Art calendars at Ryan's Ba-
zaar.
Mrs. Edward Brooks, of Bridgeton,
came down last Sunday night to join
her husband at the Gem cafe and will
now make her permanent home here.
Mrs. Black and daughter Leila and
Miss Rosalie Washburn were over
Sunday visitors at Media, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Taylor and family have
moved from Roberts avenue to the
house on West Maple avenue recently
built by S. w. Coombs adjoining his
bakery.
Mrs. Samuel Grove, of Salem, o.,
is visiting her cousin, Postmaster w.
Byron Livezey. Mrs. Groves husband
is the manufacturer of the famous
Groves chewing gum.
Mrs. w. Scott Banister, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Byron Livezey, OIL West Juni-
per avenue. Mrs. Banister sang a solo
at the baptismal services last Sunday
night at the Baptist church which was
greatly appreciated.
Beach Council, No. 157, Jr. o. U. A.
will attend the evening service of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church next
Sunday in a body and all Junior
Mechanics on the island are invited to
join them. Meet at the Journal hall,
Wildwood avenue, at sever o'clock.
Special music will be rendered by the
choir and Mrs. Geisenberger will sing
a solo at this service.
Miss Rita Geisenberger is visiting
friends in the Quaker City.
George Reinhart, of Camden, was
down last week looking after his proper
ty.
Harry Rydell, the tailor, made a
business trip to Philadelphia on Mon
day.
Miss Marie Huppert, of the clerical
force of the Wildwood Water Co., is
visiting relatives at Newport News,
Va.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell and daugh-
ter Hattie, of Tuckahoe, and Deborah
Kimball, of Vineland, were Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Evan
on Poplar
Curtis T. Baker, Squire Henry
Coombs and Jed Dubois spent last
Sunday at Vineland. Mr.. Baker and
his fellow lawyer, Herbert Bartlett,
drove the party over the town, showed
them over the Training school proper
ty. also visiting the Little Italy district
east of Vineland.
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