Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-11-19
WILDWOOD
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noon at the home of Mrs. j. Albert
Harris.
Evans g. Slaughter is just now
spending most of his time attending
to his immense potato crop on his farm
at Rio Graude.
William Hogan, the well known
basket ball player spent Saturday in
Philadelphia where he secured the
rules aud equipment for the new game,
indoor baseball, which he is now bust
ly engaged in learning TO master.
By the provisions of his fathers will
who died recently in Vineland Joseph
ID. Hoffman is the executor of the es-
children and grand children to share
the estate and some of the money is
held in trust for certain beneficiaries
for sometime. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff-
man have been in Vineland during the
past week.
Mrs. E. B. Woodruff and grand
daughter Mildred are spending some
time with relatives and friends in Phil
adelphia and Bridgeton.
Mrs. M. b. Severn, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Sidney H. Ogden,
and little daughter, left on Tuesday for
Philadelphia to spend a week. Mrs.
Smith, who had been visiting them
here accompanied them to the city.
Julien Martinez has been in Phila-
delphia this week receiving treatment
at one of the hospitals there. He has
been ailing for sometime, having
caught a cold last winter from which
he never fully recovered.
Miss Jennie Meredith, of Whining
ton, Del, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry Koeneke, for a few days. Miss
Meridith is a nurse in the baby hospital
in Wilmington.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Wild
wood Fire company are now in charge
of the preparations for the big Thanks
giving turkey supper to be given in the
large dining room of Edgeton Inn next
Wednesday night, Thanksgiving eve.
the cooking line and If you want TO be
sure of a good meal this Thanksgiving
you had better hurry up and get your
tickets. An exceptional program has
also been prepared and some of our best
local talent will favor you on this occa-
sion.
A party consisting of l.. s. Cald well,
Harry Wise, Sedgwick r. Banks, E.
B. Woodruff, Ralph CARL and Frank
Hess spent a part of this week gun
ming in the woods up lei Manumus-
kin. They went up on Monday and
returned last evening. They were suc-
cessful in securing one deer and about
twenty-five rabbits. The deer was
shot by Mr.. Woodruff.
John Taylor and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Taylor, Mrs. Thomas Cor
son, daughter Kathryn and ron Har-
ry left yesterday for McClellanville, S.
c., where they expect to spend two or
three months. They went TO the juno
ton by train and from there they will
go in Messrs. Taylor and Corson's
automobiles.
ARMS Martinez has returned from an
extended trip to Millville where he
has beer working for some time.
At a meeting of the Wild wood
Juniorl Fire Co. last night Charles
Root was elected president to fill the
unexpired term of Ethan Reeve who
has gone to Jersey City.
John III. Schild recently traded his
Glenwood avenue cottage and his cot
tage on oath street with Thomas Kill
Tough for property in Philadelphia.
The new owner has sold the Glen.
wood avenue property to Robert ],
Kay, secretary of the Five Mile Beach
Building and Loan Association. and
Mr.. Kay has moved his family into the
upper part of the house.
Hotel Fenwick guests the past week
have been Mayor George Hampton
w. b. Hurff, Bridgeton; Hon. Ellis
H. Marshall, Seaville; w. E. Young
Anglesea; Stillwell H. Townsend
Court House; w. E. Zeller, Robert J
Kay, Mrs. w. b. Livezey, Wildwood
Thos. J. Rose, S. w. Jones, Miss b. t
Janney. Mrs. A. M. Kirk, j. E. Heigh
ley, G. l.. Meckley, Chas. w. Todd
Geo. w. Williams, B. Field, S. E
Corle, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Gala
CHER, Charles A. Davis, Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leathwhite
Camden; DR.. Theo. Foote, j. N. Tom
linson, Vineland; P. K. Clark, Tren
ton; Aaron w. Hand, Cape May; Mis-
Mary McElligott, Kansas City; Mrs
E. Grove, Salem, Ohio.