Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-22
WILDWOOD

made an appeal To the West Jersey
aud Seashore Railroad Company to re-
store the yearly Communication tickets
between Philadelphia and seashore
points. The board will act in con-
junction with the Atlantic City people
who are demanding the restoration.
Alfred Mothes, the nimble news pa
per distributor, is on a visit with
friends in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Otto Koeneke, ofthe firm of Koeneke
Bros, plumbers, was a visitor to Tren-
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Corson, of AT
lantic City, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rakestraw, on
Pine avenu
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of Woodstown,
is spending sometime with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Coombs.
Miss Mccarthy, the high school
teacher, was called to the home of her
grandfather in Pennsylvania on ae-
count of his serious illness.
A pretty wedding took place in the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at
Wild wood on Wednesday, October 20,
1909, at eleven a. M, when Mr.. Elvin
Ellsworth He'll and Miss Lille Louise
Huppert were married. Rev. l.. G.
Deily, the pastor of the church, per-
fOrnaad tho ooranooou in tho proconoa
of the immediate families and a few
friends. The best man was Mr.. G.
Augustus He'll, Jr., and the brides
maid was Miss Marie Huppert. Miss
Florence Funck played Lohengrin's
wedding march. An excellent dinner
was served at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and g. Henry Huppert,
on Magnolia avenue, by Mrs. Mary g.
McCollom, a local caterer. The couple
left on the $50 afternoon train for a trip
and will be at home in their newly
furnished house on New York enu
after the first of November. Mr.. He'll
is the North Wild wood coal dealer and
a host of friends wish them a long and
happy life.
Council held an adjourned p9eet;ng
on
presented the 1908 list of tax delin-
quents. The warrant was drawn for
these unpaii taxes and the collector
was directed to advertise same for sale.
The Wildwood Fire Company held a
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
and requested the resignation of d. G..
Bayless as secretary and elected Otto
Koeneke to that office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Tronnem well
coined a little girl to their home the
first of the week.
Frank Sheppard and family spent
Sunday at Cold Spring with Mrs.
Sheppard's sister. They are talking
yet about the fine roast chicken dinner
served with vegetables and all the
other delicacies of the farm and dairy.
Charles could closed his soda foun-
tain and post card store on the board
walk on Tuesday and returned to his
home in Woodbine for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Martinez wish to
thank John A. Ackley and committee
for the prize given their son, Harry
Wise Martinez. The boy took
third prize in the class for the smallest,
he being two months old. They have
just received the prize and appreciate
it very much.
The house of Mrs. Margaret Smith,
of Camden, on Oak avenue is receiving
a coat of paint at the hands of William
r. Chew.
Stilwell HI. Townsend, of Court
House, president of the Cape May
County Board of Taxation, was here
on Tuesday making the quarterly
audit of the books and accounts of Jed
Dubois, collector and treasurer of the
Borough of Wildwood.
Mrs. H. H. Voorhees, returned Tues
day evening from a visit to her sister
in New York.
Mrs. DIR. H. H. TomlIn and sisters,
Misses Nettie and Rena Baker, went
to Bridgeton on Tuesday to attend the
wedding of Mary Louise Logue,
daughter of former Prosecutor William
A. Logue.
Rev. II. H. Hallowell, of the Wild
wood Baptist church, returned home
on Wednesday evening from a months
vacation spent in Pittsburg, Pa, and
other places.
The house of Carl Seibert's at the
corner of Pine aud Philadelphia ave-
nues, has had a number of improve
ments including a cement addition in
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