Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-06-04

Incohonee of the Great Council Of Red
Men.
Prof. L. Myers and family have mo-
we'd from the Fountain Lake cottage on
West Wildwood avenue to one of the
Butcher cottages ON Pine enu
Miss Lille Huppert, of the Wild
wood post office, went to Philadelphia
on Wednesday to attend Miss Livezey's
wedding, but owing to the a strike
was unable to get to the house.
Children's white dresses, beautifully
trimmed with lace and embroidery
from $3.50 up at Mech & Co.'s Wild
wood store. Y
Mrs. Latimer r. Baker attended the
Livezey-Banister wedding in Philadel-
phia on Wednesday.
HI. M. Young, a Camden contractor,
paid the railroad company S240 last
sunday for a special train to take him
from Wild wood to Camden.
Miss Scott is now showing a line Of
very handsome hand embroidered
waists. New designs. Call and see
them. 21S Andrew avenue, Holly
Beach. n
Miss Marie Huppert has accepted a
position In the office of the Wildwood
Water Co. and her place at Ryan's
store is being filled by Miss Eta Dare.
A s~heepshead weighing twelve
pounds was caught in the pound nets
this week and Jack Taylor presented
the fish to Bert Harris, who served 1t
to his Edgeton Inn guests today. 1t is
a rare thing to catch this variety nthis
vicinity nowadays, and it is one of the
most toothsome of fishes, especially as
prepared by the Edgeton Inn folks.
Francis Tice, of Clayton, spent Mon
day with his wife here.
Mrs. Genevie Smith has accepted a
position In the office of the gas com
pany.
The refreshment parlor of the Casino
has been rented to HI. l.. Sparklin for
the season.
The Wildwood Memorial Veterans
Association wish to thank Rev. Dolly
and REV. Carlisle for their sermons
preached to the old soldiers on Sunday.
Mrs. Essie Hahn, of West Philadel-
phia, spent over Sunday with her
friend, Mrs. Francis s. Tfce.
Miss Bertha Rydell is in Philadel-
phia for a few days and on Sunday will
attend the wedding of a friend at the
Mayer hotel, Broad street and Column
bia avenue.
Hotels aud cottages supplied with CT
gars and cigarettes by John G. Funck,
248 Oak avenue, Wildwood.
Mrs. Francis S. Tice will give a reci-
tai at Dennisville tomorrow night for
che benefit of the athletic association
of that place.
Robert Roehrig, of Riverside, was a
visitor a few days last week with Eu-
gene Mothes on West Glenwood ave-
nue..
j. Kelley Tresher has given up the
Hotel Fenwick and moved to the Hotel
Etna, which he will conduct again
this summer. This house is owned by
his father.
Joseph P. Graham, of Wilmington,
Del, has rented the middle Seacrest
store on Pacific avenue and has opened
a pool room and cigar store.
Mrs. John Kendall, Mrs. Ruth
Pearce and Albert J. Tompkins, of
Philadelphia, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James R. Tompkins, of West Oak ave-
nue., the past few weeks, have returned
to their homes. This was Mrs. Ken
dall's and Mrs. Pearce's first visit to
Wildwood and they were delighted
with the place.
Special prices in all kinds of good
cakes at Albig's Delicatessen Houses
Among the cottagers arriving this
week have been DR.. George d. Wood
wards family on Pine avenue. John
A. Rohe's family on Maple avenue.
G.. Vain wright's family al the corner
of Magnolia and New York avenues,
and j. II. Schofield in Mrs. Smiths
cottage on East 25th street. E. E.
Hanselr on West Wild wood avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Heritage and children
are visiting relatives in Millville and
Vineland.
The baggage platform is beinglength-
ened with an extension Of twenty-five
feet of platform and thirty feet of roof.
Harry Brutsche is down in charge Of
the baggage as usual and is preparing
to give the best service possible. Mr..
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