Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-04-09
w. O. Dubois went to Elmer on
Wednesday to spend the summer.

Wednesday to spend the summer.
Chas. j. Banks, of Baltimore, Md,
has been spending the past week at
Wild wood Villa, returning to Balti-
more on Wednesday. Mr.. Banks ex-
poets to spend a couple of months here
during the summer, for the benefit OF
his health.
Councilman John F. Reardon, OF
Millville, was down on Tuesday. His
family came down a few days later to
spend the Easter holidays.
William E. Zeller, ESQ.,, was down
on Tuesday. He spent Monday night
at Elmer, where he has been elected
borough solicitor for another year. A
special election will be held there on
April Is to vote on waterworks.
st. Simeon's Guild will hold a food
sale under Edgeton Inn on Saturday,
April II, when they will have all kinds
of cakes, bread and other good things
for sale for the benefit of the parish
building fund.
Cottagers and Boarding Houses open
ing for Easter can be promptly sup
piled with Ice by Crystal Ice Co. Call
Phone N. Cd. X
The Red Men and Degree of Poca-
hontas will give a joint benefit at Bla-
ker's theatre on Saturday evening,
April II, which entertainment will
consist of moving pictures, vaudeville
and an exhibition by the degree teams
of both Council and Tribe. The adj
mission for adults is % cents and child
rem Is cents.
Mrs. V. G. Reynolds and Mrs. j.
Albert Harris wish to remind you of
the euchre and dance at the Holly
Beach Yacht club on Monday evening,
April 10Th. Handsome prizes await
the winners and a good lunch for all.
On Wednesday evening, April %,
St. Simeon's Guild will give a musi-
Gale and dance at Edgeton Inn for the
benefit of the parish house. Tickets,
% cents; children's tickets, Is cents.
Guests at Hotel Fenwick have been
Mrs. M. e. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
B. Wallace, j. w. Bew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Rose, j. r. Willets, Mrs.
Chas. King, J.. r. McFarlin, L. S.
Peck, H. S. Field, N. A. Dutton. Al
bert Tyler, A. f. Russell, James g.
Eehnston,- G~ Henfperiy, Miss Daisy
Garwood, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gibbs and
Son, H. E. Muhoney, Frank Miller,
w. p. Long, Frank Reater, Gardner
Heeidrier, w. S. Disbrau, w. q. Har-
mer, John Mckenzie, A. l.. Walcott,
j. A. Brink, George Morrow, Phila-
delphia; Joseph F. Ives, j. H. Sulli-
van, f. w. Sanford, George w. JEFF
fers, A. A. Nesbit, j. NJ. Carmack,
New York; Herbert Harris, L.. S.
Johnson, Camden; J. N. Tomlinson,
John A. Ackley, Rev. F. b. Lane,
Vineland; H. G. Williams, Haddon-
field; George V. Dothers, John J. Wal
ton, B. F. Souder, Atlantic City; Geo.
H. Rotz, Pottstown, Pa; e. E. Sny-
der, Trenton; ]. L. Brown, Whining
ton, Del; II. HI. Holmes, Peermont;
g. H. Clouting, Sea Isle City; A. L.
Alexander, P%lainsville; DR.. and Mrs.
H. H. Tomlin, w. e. Zeller, w. B.
Livezey, Miss Edith Livezey, Wild
wood.
Guests at the Hotel Seacrest the past
week have been @. d. Head, John
Steigerwald and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Martindale, Mrs. James Mar
tindale, Chas. p. Reese, w. A. Coon,
G. w. Todd, f. e. Bowker, Mrs. Dan
lei Wade, w. H. johnson, c. G. Cool
baugh, Frank Dudley, Miss Gallagher,
Miss f. E. McQuigg, Master Harold
Pitcairn, Francis A. Wade, Elizabeth
T. Butler, Sarah Maxwell, e. S. Nc
Cullough, Philadelphia; George G.
Graeber, Edward Brennan and wife,
Shamokin, Pa; S. B. Drinkhouse,
Las Vegas, New Mexico; H. w. Emo,
Bridgeton.
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