Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-13
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of the chair.
Have you used the "Santos ?"
John Steigerwald, the well known
cigar manufacturer, prominent In local
club circles and who had a branch
in one of the ocean pier stores on the
boardwalk for the past few seasons,
was accidentally killed by gas in an
Atlantic City house last Thursday
night. He was q member Of the Holly
Beach Yacht Club, the Holly Beach
Motor Boat Club and the Wildwood
Yacht Club, having been nominated
for vice commodore of the latter club
on April both. He had many friends
here and much sympathy is extended
to the bereaved family.
Prof. Harry w. Roselle was a visitor
here a part of this week.
24x36 inch flags. ST. 10 a doz. Funck.
Koeneke Brothers have rented their
cottage on Wild wood avenue, now oc-
cupied by Councilman Harry @. Koen-
exc and family, to e. b. Riley and
family, of Camden. The latter have
been occupying q of the Compton
cottages on West Glenwood avenue
since early In the spring.
MI. and Mrs. w. G.. Gross, of New
Berlin, Pa, are spending a month here
looking after their property.
DIR. Corle, dentist, will be in his
Wildwood Office every Friday and Sat
urday until further notice.
Mrs. Bernard Tronnem and children
spent this week at Cold Spring where
Mrs. Tronnem was called owing to the
severe illness of her grandmother.
Miss Emily Olsen, who is spending
some time with relatives in Camden,
spent the first part of the week with
friends here.
The Casino bowling alleys were re-
Gently put in first class shape by the
b. b. q ColleDder Co. l0c the game
Mt all times. II. A. Spencer.
Miss Ida Mae Buzby will give a con-
cert in Bakers theatre on Saturday
evening, May 28th. The Schumann
Male Quartet, an organization of talen-
ted singers, will render selections and
they will be assisted by the pupils of
Miss Buzby.
HI. A. Spencer has offered S24 in gold
again this year for the highest score up
to May Both at the Casino bowling
alleys. j. f.. Meyer is now high man,
his score beng 212. He is also high
man of the season, having bowled 222
points.
Flag-and pole 50-eenss at Eunck,s*
County Engineer and Mrs. L. M.
Rice entertained a house party over
Sunday comprising Miss Rena Keller,
Messrs. Earl North and Frank Arm
stead, of Ardmore, Pa; Miss Helen
Hand, Miss Alice Corson, Mrs. Lud-
lam Hand, Charles Corson, of Court
House; Miss Sue w. Golf, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Kate L. Golf, of Allan
tic City. Miss Keller and Mr.. North
sang some beautiful selections at the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Forrest Rich, of Philadelphia, is
visiting at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Young,
on 22d street, this week.
Two marble slabs for sale at Funck's.*
Mrs. M. A. Camm, who had the
Wissahickon last summer, has taken
the Iradell, at the corner of Pine and
Pacific avenues, for this season.
Miss Katharine Riley is clerklng in
the office of Koeneke Bros.
The fourth annual strawberry festi-
val of the Lutheran church will be
held In the Casino on the boardwalk
on Saturday evening, May Fl.
A New England supper will be CIV
On by st. Simeon's Guild on Saturday
evening, May IA. in the parish house
from five to eight. Tickets, 30 cents.
Will arrive on Saturday morning
10 cases of geraniums, all double, also
s cases of coleus. s. r. Banks under
Edgeton Inn.
The ocean pier will open for the sea-
son on Wednesday, May Goth. The
pier has been open every Saturday and
Wednesday night for some time but
after this date will be open every day
and evening.
The Hotel Dayton is undergoing a
number of Improvements in prepara-
ton for the coming season, a new coat
of paint adding greatly to its appear
ance.
SC sheet music at Funck's.
A strawberry festival will be gienv
by the North Wildwood Ladies' Aid