Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-05-28
WILDWOOD
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IDdfley WeDtlell, vi RhLAueu, has
been the guest of his aunt this week at
Willard Hall.
MT. and Mrs. Mcclure will spend a
few days over Decoration at their West
Side apartments.
George Wonfor has opened his pho
tograph gallery in the Baker block for
the season.
Ethan Reeve visited relatives at
Vineland last week.
Stoves and stove pipe taken from,
your cottage, stored for the summer,
repaired if necessary, BACKED and re-
turned when called for. Coney's Stor-
age Warehouse. Phone 2l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Asbury arrived
from Philadelphia last week and are
in their Magnolia avenue cottage for
the summer.
Real Estate Broker Blackwell re-
ports the sale of the following Holly
Beach property for the Equitable Trust
company of Philadelphia, to Henry HI.
Ottens: Block 98, 30 lots block 80,
30 lots; block 107, 30 lots; block 108,
80 lots; block 100, 20 lots; block 963,
as lots; block 214, 7 lots; Mediterranean
and Taylor avenues, 5 lots; block 1872,
10 lots; block 1865, lots 8 and 10. In
North Wildwood (Anglesea), block l27,
lot 504, house and lot; block 127, lots
800 and boz, two houses and lots; four
Beach Creek lots; block 1875, five lots.
In all 221 lots. The following Holly
Beach property was sold for FL. A.
Spencer. Block 1874, lot 7, TO Joseph
Hayward; block l34, lot 8, to Richard
Moultrie. Mr.. Blackwell also reports
the rental of the Clara May apartments
on Wildwood avenue to M. J. Long, of
Philadelphia, aud the Hafrigan cot
tage to Mrs. Elizabeth Grant, of .Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harbot enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bigger and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Mouler, OF Philadel-
phia, on Sunday at their bungalo on
I'D street.
Mrs. A. b. Cowles, and daughter,
Miss Bessie Cowles, of New York City,
and Daniel Campbell, of Cortland,
N. ", spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. w. Ryan, the whole party
having attended the wedding of Alvin
B. Cowles and Miss Edna ID. Under
ko6er at 1926 north 10Th street, Phila-
delphia. The ceremony was performed
at the home Of the BRIDES parents on
Saturday evening by the Rev. Joseph
M. Hayman, rector of st. Peters P. e..
church, Germantown. The bride wore
a gown of whit9satin and carried white
roaea: The bridesmaids wereMiss Ruth
Hendricks, a sister of the bride, and
Miss Bessie Cowles, a sister of the
bridegroom. They wore pale green
satin and darried sweet peas. MI.
Cowles is well known to many on the
island, having been employed by r. w.
Ryan for a number Of years.
A new one. Goth Century Brand cof-
fee at zoe per pound. Get sample at
Albig's Tea and Coffee House.
John H. Schild and family came
down from Philadelphia yesterday and
are in their oath street house for the
Mr.. Schild brought his
mother this season, 1t being her first
visit here.
Mrs. w. o. Fish and son George, of
Rancocas, are spending several days IN
Wildwood with her sister, Mrs. R. w.
Ryan.
Little Marie Alexander, the dancer,
aud Marion Weary, %soloist, will be at
the County Fair tonight friday at
Bakers. \
Herbert Johnson, son of Conductor
Johnson, who has been studying med
icine the past year in the University of
Baltimore, has passed successfully the
Doctors examination and will be grad
uated OF the commencement to be held
on Monday next. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son and daughter Florence expect to
go to Baltimore to attend the COM
mencement.
Joseph M. Sweet made a business
trip to Philadelphia on Monday.
F. M. Hand, the Pacific avenue mer-
chant, was in Philadelphia yesterday
on business.
Charles r. Page attended the corne
stone laying of the new Cumberland
county court house at Bridgeton last
Saturday.
Richard A. Donnelly, manager of the
Wildwood branch of the Oak Grocery
Co. was taken to the jefferson hospital,
Philadelphia, this week where he will
undergo treatment for Illness bordering
on tunhoid fever