Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-02-19
8 WILDWOOD
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have been Howard Baker, Thomas
Black, r. B. Vain, H. X. Thompson,
r. l.. Barry, A. L. Kelly, ]. w. Bew.
S. Winslow, Miss Borttner, John e.
Thompson, Chris F. Walsh, J. g. Cum
mings, Samuel Simpson, Miss Mac
Clenny, Charles Sid Andres, John N.
Reeve, j. II. Rowe, s. u. Robbins,
A. d. Matlie, Ogden Hoffman, Chas.
w. King and wife, d. H. Supplee,
w. [. Kridoo, VIM. G. Meegan, ].
Harry Ives, H. A. Roberts, Albert
Lineweaver, L. II. Manlin, T. Cream
er, q. X. Davis, e. s. Davis, Thos. J..
Rose, Chas. II. Maurer, George Sperry,
j. g. Conner, Frank Brown, Philadel-
phia; Chas. Enderley, Samuel Frank,
New York; Chas. Harbott and wife,
Gibbstown; Chas. H. Nickel, III. w.
Emo, Bridgeton; H. F. Nixon, Wood
bury; Prosecutor Ernest w. Lloyd, j..
Harvey Bennett, Cape May; Mrs. Mar
garet Smith, Miss Smith, Camden;
A. d. Merrick, Atlantic City; l.. X.
Macklin, Trenton; p. f. Lassor, Bos-
ton.
w. d. Bryant has opened the Towers
restaurant on Cedar avenue Meals at
all hours. Maurice River cove oysters
served in all styles. Boarding by the
day or week.
Miss Stella Coombs, ofAtlantlc City,
has been spending the past week here
looking after the property of her
parents.
Lynn Boyer and family, who have
been living in the Ottens tract, have
moved into the first floor of the Coombs
cottage on Wildwood n Mrs.
Boyer is a sister to Robert Kay, the
real estate agent. Mr.. Boyer expects
to open an architects Office.
William w. Corson, of Millville, who
owns a number of lots here, was down
on Wednesday.
Jared j. Postens, of Philadelphia,
spent Monday night and Tuesday here
looking after his property.
Are you a subscriber to the JOUR-
NAL? 1t will pay any person big who
owns a lot or has business interests
on the island to invest a dollar a year
for the paper to visit you weekly and
keep informed of the doings here.
Robert j. Kay, of the firm of Beech
er-Kay Realty company, was elected
secretary of the Five Mile Beach Build
ing and Loan Association at a special
meeting held Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Kay succeeds Howard r. Buck, de-
ceased.
John Hendee, of Vineland, who has
just retired as a farmer, was here last
Friday visiting his two brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Romanelli, of Phil
adelphia, were down Saturday and
Sunday IN their cottage at 24th and
New Jersey avenues. Mr.. Romanelli
is a ladies' tailor at IL S. Twentieth
street.
j. Thompson Baker made an address
in Philadelphia in Kugler's beautiful
banquet IN Thursday evening of
last week before the Business Science
club of Philadelphia, his subject being
"Logic in Business
Fastnacht. The Ladies' Aid Society
of the Lutheran church will serve cof-
fee and doughnuts at the home of Mrs.
nalfOrH LNvunp on DooiAa oxop.a IN
Tuesday evening, February %, 1909,
from six to nine o'clock, in celebration
of Shrove Tuesday. Tickets for same
are being sold at ten cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Kieffer, of
Philadelphia, have been down for the
past week in their Glenwood avenue
cottage. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Kieffer's father, and have also en-
tertained a number of friends.
Real Estate Agent o. L. Blackwell
has opened an office in Philadelphia.
Beach Council, No. 1877, Jr. o. U. A.
M. held an enjoyable smoker last Fri
day night and quite a number of visi-
ting members were present from Cold
Spring Council. Councillor David
Young presided with dignity and
speeches were made by Charles Weeks,
Prof. Myers, tanning Myers, VIM. e.
Zeller, Chas. A. McWilliams, Chas.
Swain, and Oscar Risley, the latter a
member OF Pleasantville Council. Cake
and ice cream were served.