Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-29

will commence work on the erection OF
the same within a short time.
H. n. Moffett, son of Internal Rev.
enue Collector Moffett of the first dis
trict of New Jersey, and a well known
architect, was here a few days ago ar
ranging for the erection of a handsome
cottage for e. T. Leap, of Glassboro,
upon which work will be started at
nee.
Godfrey Shmidheiser, a well-known
business man of Philadelphia, has
awarded the contract to E. s. Davis, a
Philadelphia contractor, for the cree
ton of a pretty cottage to be built on
Park boulevard on the corner of Col
umbine road and work on same will
start at once
The mildness of the winter and the
big bonus allowed make it worth while
to Build Now at Wildwood Crest. y
Stephen Thurber, DIR. John F. Lea
witt and William Silver, all of whom
own handsome cottages at Wildwood
Crest, are frequent visitors here and en-
joyed the pleasant weather of Sunday
last when they spent the day at the
shore.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. e. Dawson, of
Philadelphia, were visitors to the Crest
on Wednesday and selected a delight
full location upon which they will
build a handsome cottage In time for
the season.
WILDWOOD
Among the guests at Hotel Fenwick
have been: f. NJ. Jones, J. w. Bew,
Charles Sid Andres, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Douglass, Mrs. A. l.. Grant, Richard
w. Seer, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J. Rose,
III. G. Williams, N. A. Dutton, A. V.
Concilmo, J. f. Caffrey, j. e. Jacobs,
Emanuel Kenser, Jr., e. ID. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dever, Lester
Strouse, Henry L. Reinhold, George
Hickerson, G. p. Havardy, M. s..
Lewis, Miss B. Wort, G. III. Blaker,
Howard Baker, MI. and Mrs. Thos.
Harbot, Mrs. VIM. Harbot, Frank II.
Taylor, VIM. Schendel, ]. l.. Myers,
j. e. Shore, III. S. Field, John Berry,
J.. Perry Lukens, G. @. Callohara,
Watson X. Phillips, George Morrow,
VIM. Megham, James Gleason, Frank
Tyson, e. d. Mendell, Arthur Lar
kins, HI. G. Williams, Edwin Kelly,
]. II. Wilson, w. f. Manning, G. e.
Kilson, f. H. Glamb, Philadelphia;
Senator Robt. e. Hand, Erma; j. P.
Fox, Ocean City; w. III. Borden, New
York; DeForrest Winslow, Chicago;
j. N. Tomlinson, DIR. Theodore Foote,
Vineland; S. B. Russey, Elkhart, Ind;
Herbert Moffett, Camden; II. w. Emo,
Bridgeton; A. J. Anderson, VIM. K.
Pof, p. K. Clarke, VIM. Luke, Tren-
ton; j. Spicer Leaning, Cape May;
r. A. Meeker, Plainfield; A. b. Smith,
Beesleys Point; r. Fendall Smith,
Marmora; Alex Sewell, Stone Harbor;
w. A. Abbott, Baltimore, Md; Ar
mon Werpei, Cleveland, o.; w. T..
zeller, H. L. S~parklin, Wildwood.
Wholesale and retail dealer, cigars &
tobacco. J.. {. Funck, Oak avenues
Mrs. George M. Dare returned last
week from Rochester, N. Y, where
she has been visiting relatives. She
was accompanied home by her neph-
ew, Master James Greeley.
The bonus allowed to those who
build at Wildwood Crest is a powerful
reason to BUILD Now. \
1t pays to build now at Wildwood
Crest for the bonus allowed. \
The bonus you get for building at
Wildwood Crest is a paying reason to
Build Now. 4
Sunday services will be held as usual
at the Baptist church with preaching
by Pastor Hallowell IN the coming of
Christ. Special music will be rem
dered by the choir both morning and
evening under the direction of A. H.
Refer. Anthem by r. S. Ambrose en-
titled "One Sweetly Solemn Thought"
for the morning. "Give Thanks unto
God" by Herbert j. Lacy, will be rem
dered in the evening by the large cho-
rus choir, also a quintet will sing "God
is Love-" by Stebbins. Sacred selec-
ton by large orchestra for the evening.
You are requested to come and enjoy
these services.
l5 Wildwood-by-the-Sea post card
views for 15c. j. g. Funck, Oak ave. y
Mrs. Jennie Hosler died on Thurs
day morning of this weeff at the Bird
geton hospital after twenty years of
afliiction. She leaves four daughters
to mourn her loss, namely: Mrs.
George Albus, of Wildwood; Mrs.