Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-21

spent Sunday here with his parents.
Miss Florence johnson is visiting
relatives at Ralston and Harrisburg,
Pa.
Real Estate Broker o. I. Blackell
reports the following rentals: EN-
met cottage, Park avenue, Henry Hip
pie, owner, to Winfield Jones, of Wild
wood; Rev. j. b. Adams cottage,
West Wild wood avenue to II. Rydell,
of Wildwood.
Wildwood friends are receiving a
number of pretty souvenir post cards
from Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller,
who are on their honeymoon.
William F. Koeneke, of Atlantic
City, spent a part of this week with
his sons, Harry and Otto here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hiram T. Parker have
returned to their Magnolia avenue cot
tage after spending the holidays in
Philadelphia.
Councilman and Mrs. Winchester
Bonham spent last week in Philadel-
phia.
Why they taste just a little better
than others; stop at the only tea and
coffee house and get samples. Prem
iums given. At Albig's.
The Wildwood Merry Maidens wish
to thank Rev. Samuel Ward for the
use of the parish house of st. Simeon's
church last Thursday evening for their
social and dance. Also all who helped
to make the affair the success that it
was. $24.10 was cleared for the piano
fund of the high school.
Henry g. Bachman, who has been
making his home in the cottage of his
son on West Wild wood avenue, has
gone for a two months trip to the Ba-
hama Islands.
AL. Towser has been to Mays Land
ing this week where he was called W
ing to the illness of his father.
The Ladies Aid Society of Holy
Trinity Lutheran church will have
coffee aud doughnuts at the home of
Miss Annie Baxter, 186 East Oak ave
fnue, on Ehrove TUESDAY, Cfastnacht),
February 9Th, tickets for which are
now on sale.
Hotel Fenwick guests the past week
have peer w. P. Miller, j. A. Smith,
E. b. Atkins, Robert E. Pattison, Jr.,
R. II. Schuney, Franklin w. Loux,
B. A. White, Frank g. Miller, q. g.
Supplee, Mark B. Reeves, J. w. Bew.
VIM. J.. Guest and wife, l.. j. Nc
Donald, Philadelphia; County Clerk
Julius Way, Deputy County Clerk
John Sayre, Cape May Court House;
S. E. Corle, Wildwood; Gus Hilton,
Anglesea; Horace F. Nixon, Wood
bury; Joseph G. Kolb, Camden; L.
German, Sycamore, Mich.
The Supper of the Grid Iron Club
which was to have been held tonight
has been postponed for one week oW-
ing to the funeral of William r. Chew.
j. L. Taylor,o of Collingswood, is visit
ing friends here.
Borough Solicitor Curtis II. Baker
was in Philadelphia on Monday and
engaged passage for a trip to the Ber-
muda Islands, an English possession
in the Atlantic ocean, 700 miles off the
coast of the Carolinas. With three
companions he will sail from New
York on the steamship Oceana on Sat
urday, February 10Th, to be gone two
weeks. OF late years the steamship
service to this resort has been greatly
improved and the journey is now made
in a trifle less than two days.
The following are the trustees for
the ensuing year at the Wild wood Bap-
fist church: Messrs. Thomas Goslin,
president; Bernard Tronnem, secre-
tary; Robert J. Kay, John Newcomb,
Evans G. Slaughter, Albert Refer.
Other officers elected at the recent an
nual election were Robert j. Kay,
treasurer; Miss Claire Goslin, finan-
cial secretary; clerk, vacant; music
committee, A. I'll. Refer, chorister; Mr..
and Mrs. Slaughter, b. V. VanHorn,
Chas. McWilliams; Eva Washburn,
organist.
f. G. Weber, the clothier, was down
from his home in Bridgeton on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Joseph Heritage and family re-
turned on Wednesday from Millville
where Mrs. Heritage has been spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Hustled, whose son died here last week.
Miss Gertrude Broadway has been
visiting in Vineland at the home of her
friend, Miss Bessie Schramm.
V. G. Reynolds, formerly with Ba-
kor Rrothars at their Erpat 0ffioa hos