Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-11-05

will be served from $50 to $50. Bene-
fit Baptist church.
Joseph Hoffman and wife have been
in Vineland this week attending the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Sarah e.
Hoffman, who died on Monday at the
age of rs years. Mr.. Hoffman's father
died in Vineland just one year ago.
Miss Eta Wentzell, of Camden,
spent Sunday with her aunt at Will
lard Hall.
Burk's frankforters at Albig's.
Among the noticeable Improvements
on the West side of the railroad is the
handsome residence of l.. HI. Denniston
on Pine avenue. 1t is built of cement
block with a slate roof. Mr.. Denniston
broke ground this week for another
cottage to be built on the lot adjoining
his residence. This will also be con-
structed of cement block.
r. w. Ryan has recently had his
cottage on Pine avenue painted.
Do you use Albig's coffees and teas?
Stop and get samples, they will surely
please. Premiums given. \
st. Mary's Guild of st. Simeon's P.
e. Church will give tableaux in the
parish building on Wednesday eve
ming, November 10, 1909.
David Young and Charles Page went
to Bridgeton Sunday in Mr.. Young's
auto. They went to Court House on
the train and from there in the auto.
w. H. Allen has had his house paint
ed.
Mrs. Rosa Siglinger has recently had
her house nea her residence on West
Maple avenue re-roofed.
Get a good mess of Heinz SOUL kraut
for Zoe at Albig's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brutsche, of
Philadelphia, were in town on Tues
day stopping at the Lyndhurst. Mr..
Brutsche votes here.
Miss Jennie Whetston, of the Sea-
Wave, Cedar avenue, is spending a few
weeks in Philadelphia among friends.
Miss Alice Staples, the efficient book
keeper at the bank, has resumed her
duties after a vacation of ten days spent
in BurlingtopzSpd Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Corle left We'd
roodau r,ornior for N Wait m THAN old
home al. Neshanic, Somerset county.
Have you an cleo rio fiat iron? \
DR.. N. A. Cohen has had a garage
built in the rear of his residence for the
storage of his handsome new Maxwell
run-about.
The Sea Wave on Cedar avenue is
undergoing extensive Improvements.
Contractor w. Il. Garrison is build
ing a cottage and boat house on the
Ham Canal for Mr.. Hann's father.
Beginning with Saturday, Novem-
Der 6, Cranes ice cream at Sieber's
bakery.
Edgar A. Brown, of Westville, who
owns property on the island, was here
yesterday.
DR.. H. H. Tomlin is installing a hot
water plant in his residence. Koeneke
Brothers are doing the work.
One of the finest properties on Pop
lar avenue is that of John Croft, of
Camden. Mr.. Croft has recently made
great improvements to his property
and is building a very neat garage.
He has also paid much attention TO
the lawns which show the result of
painstaking care.
David Powell, the Wildwood ave-
nue grocer, is having his property re-
freshed bv the painters brush at the
hands of Charles e. Rakestraw and his
assistants.
Tomorrow Saturday night there
will be a special event in connection
with the skating at Casino rink with
music.
John Newcomb is having his resi-
dence and livery stable painted by
Adolph Andersen.
The house of Senator Butcher on
Pine avenue, recently purchased by
Thos. Lees, of Philadelphia, is receiv-
ing a coat of paint at the hands of w.
f. Grace & Sons.
d. Cyrus Tudor is making rapid pro
gress on a bungalow which he is erect
ing for himself on the lots on Glenwood
avenue which he recently purchased
through G. HI. Huppert.
Louis Gruninger has had his house
on West Glenwood avenue newly
painted.
James McLinden is building a ce.