Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-04-30
WILDWOOD

You will always find on hand q
choice line of foreign and domestic
fruits. Butter. eggs and poultry at G..
M. Dare's, Pacific avenue, opposite
Hotel Colonial.
Three boys were arrested last week
by Officer Lockwood and held by Re-
corder Chew under $50 bail to keep
the peace. They are charged with
malicious mischief, having confessed to
breaking and entering the Casino
building and destroying some of the
contents.
Charles R. Page has dissolved part
nership with w. A. Macdonald In the
publication of the Holly Beach Tribune
and MI. Page has gone back to his old
position as foreman in the JOURNAL
office.
U One day recently DR.. Tomlin was
called to Stone Harbor to treat David
Risley, one the founders of Stone Har-
Dor who was thrown from his carriage
by a run away horse and seriously in-
jured. The Doctor was taken over in
a motor boat daily. On the 10Th Mr..
Meredith, superintendent at Stone Har-
Dor, was thrown by the anne horse
and also seriously injured.
Supervising Principal Myers is about
again after a three weeks illness.
Mrs. J. Franklin Moore and daugh-
ter Irma returned on Monday after a
few days visit with relatives in Will
mington, Del.
Misses Margaret Green and Edith
Gibe, of Bridgeton, spent over Sunday
with friends here.
The Wissahickon on Pine avenue,
owned by S. E. Lockwood, has been
rented for the season by Agent o. 1.
Blackwell to Mrs. M. A. Camm, of
Philadelphia. This house has recently
undergone extensive Improvements
and alterations.
Mrs. Sarah j. Page is spending a
few days with relatives and friends in
Bridgeton.
Iheapring- railroad timetahlHawlll go
into effect on Friday, May 28, when
trains will run through from Wild
wood to Broad street station, Phila-
delphia.
A post card was received at the bank
this week from j. Fithian Tatem from
some place in southern Europe. The
party is due in America about June l..
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Barber, of German
town, were over Sunday visitors with
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. e. Lockwood on Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gilman, Miss
Nellie Jones, Miss Jennie Kirby, Lester
Su ton, Frank CARL and Zenas Nc
Williams, of Bridgeton, were W
Sunday visitors here, stopping at the
Hotel Lyndhurst.
Whites ice cream parlor on Cedar
is open for the season.
The wife of James w. Riddle, for
mel pastor of the Wildwood Baptist
church, died on Sunday last. The
funeral took place on Wednesday from
the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Knauer, Corner Stores, les Phoenix
vile, Pa.
Tax Commissioner S. H. Townsend,
of Court House, has just concluded the
audit of the accounts of the collector
and treasurer of the Borough of Wild
wood.
Andrew A. Bradley, electrical con-
tractor, has opened an electric and gas
supply store at 209 K. Lincoln venue.
Miss Edith Livezey was a Philadel-
phia visitor yer Sunday.
E. H. Ryan came down from Phil
adelphia Wednesday night to spend
the summer, with his son., r. w.
Ryan.
Real Estate Agent H. L. Sparklin
spent a part of this week in Philadel-
phia on business.
Mrs. r. w. Ryan and daughter
Alta spent a few days this week with
relatives and friend in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward B. Riley, of Camden,
spent Sunday here.
President Philip P. Baker has called
a meeting of the Wildwood Board of
Trade to meet in the borough hall next
Thursday evening. Business of inn
portance is to be taken up and a large
attendance desired.
Miss Buzby will sing a solo entitled
"The Gate of Life" by Francis Bohr
at the Lutheran church next Sunday
evening.
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