Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-27
Mrs. S. A. Harker and Mrs. John
Harker spent Tuesday in Rio Grande.

Surprise your palate. Use fresh
roasted coffees and best of teas, whole
sale and retail, at Albjg's Coffee aud
Tea House.
Mrs. Florance Lewallen and daugh-
ter Ray, Mrs. Wesley Laning and
daughter Ruth, of Oaklyn, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lewallen's mother,
Mrs. James Litchell, Leaning avenue.
Do not forget to have your yard fixed
for Decoration day. s. r. Banks,
flower store, Pacific avenue
John b. C~levenstein, with the
Bridgeton Daily Pioneer, was here on
business a part of this week.
The Board of F~reeholders were here
on Monday inspecting the new road
and were registered at the Centre
House.
Flag and pole 30 cents at Funck's n
Recent guests at the Centre House
have been Joseph Stewart, Thomas
Montgomery, H. Smith, Henry Froem-
ner, Wallace Froemner, John Fitz, Jr.,
Walter Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
McShane, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bull
lock, Miss Lillian Bullock, Mrs. g. T.
Nellin, Miss e. NellIn, George l.. Nell
lin, Arthur DeZouche, Mrs. w. r.
Gordon and friend, w. Crossing, Phil
adelphia; William G. Mcguire, Mr..
and Mrs. e. Daw, Joseph Broadway,
Camden; G. B. Tichenor, Pitman.
Flags and Decoration Day material,
wholesale and retail at Funck's. \
j. Hines, of Philadelphia, was down
on Sunday at his cottage on Hand re-
nue..
Rio Grande avenue is being graded
by Contractor A. H. Lupton and the
highway to Rio Grande will soon be
one of the finest roads in the state.
The new home of the Holly Beach
Motor Boat Club Is now being rapidly
pushed to com pletion and will be a
fine building. 1t is on the shore of OF
tens Harbor.
Everybody is glad to get it; we all
love it, tastes good, fresh roasted cof-
fees and delicious teas at Albig's. =
The skif fishermen go to Delaware
bay every day fishing and are having
good luck, catching from 5 to II barrels
of blue fish and sea bass each every
day. Sometimes they don't get home
until near midnight.
It's right, we are busy. Quality
store, fresh roasted coffees and delicious
teas, delicatessen and good sharp
cheese at Albig's.
Edward Evans, formerly clerk at the
Oak Grocery store, has entered the en-
ploy of Roberts and Johnson.
Mrs. William Kennedy is quite ill at
her home on Taylor avenue
DR.. Corie, dentist Nrnrnu
Wildwood office every
ance of the summer sea@
Recent Havilla guests have been J..
Frank Dechant, M. G. Schaefer, Mr..
aud Mrs. Edward Whitehill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. King, William Tond-
by, Robert Morley, Miss M. Morley,
Miss S. Morley, Mr.. and Mrs. M. n.
Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. D. IL. Boyle, Mr..
aud Mrs. Holman, Frank III. Holman,
Jr., Myra Holman, j. Lewis Vail, H.
L. Stricken, Philadelphia; F. L. Sill
yer, Camden; Katharine Kerrigan,
Germantown; r. H. Batchlor, Frank
linville; Abner S. Dechant, Oak Lane;
F. g. Hunt, Green Hill, Pa.
Daily events; depot for fresh eggs,
good butter, same good cheese you all
know of. Coffees and teas at Albig's.*
Oscar Elmquist returned on Tuesday
from Virginia where he has been fish
ing during the spring. During the
summer he will fish from Anglesea.
My ice cream factory has opened up
for business and 1 will be ready to
serve ice cream in any quantities on
and after Saturday, May IA. Hope to
see all my old customers and new ones
solicited. Have secured my old ice
cream maker that was with me all last
season. My old customers know of his
excellent quality of cream, and new
ones can be assured of the same quail
ity by calling up phone 80 and giving
us a trial order. Will be glad to show
any customer through my factory at
any time and show the ingredients
from which our cream is made. j. H.
Davis. \
Recent guests at the Dorsey have