Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-14
WILDWOOD
Continued

sunday aiteF oHlpauyl H. u.
Coney to the Jefferson hospital In Phil
adelphia on Thursday of last week.
The patient is doing we'll and his many
friends with him a speedy recovery.
Guests at the Fenwick the past week
have been John A. Smith, Charles
Sid Andres, Mr.. and Mrs. David Peo-
pies, J. g. Yeutter, A. E. Deckerman,
John F. Buchanan, Gilbert s. Smith,
Frank C%allaghan, e. Y. Dobbins,
james Hummel, Mark B. Rivers,
G. II. Lucas, T. f. McKenna, s. Polls
ky, w. b. Dunlap, G. Hendree, w. q.
Manning, w. Stone, g. e. Brown,
Chas. L. Rice, L. e. Mervine, Phila-
delphia; H. s. Cohen, M. Loewen-
stein, J. A. Ellison, e. Lawson, Chas.
Kelly, New York; F. B. Moore, Nor
rislown, Pa; Chas. Dix, Allentown,
Pa; ]. III. Henry, Baltimore. Md;
d. III. Lowell, Edward Sherman, Chas.
II. johnson, Camden; III. A. Roberts,
Westville, b. l. Patterson. Moores-
town; George Gimbel, Jersey City;
T. Frank Hunt, Boston; Arthur Good
man, Brooklyn; r. M. Patterson,
Bridgeton.
Mrs. r. w. Ryan and daughter Alta
are visiting relatives and friends in
Philadelphia.
Protect your insurance policies,
deeds, mortgages aud other valuable
papers from fire. Private boxes can be
rented in the fire and burglar proof
vaults at the Marine National Bank.
Cost nominal. \
Joseph Heritage was in Bridgeton
and Millville on Tuesday arranging for
the funeral of his nephew, Arthur
Hustled.
Real Estate Agent V. q. Reynolds
rented the first floor apartment of the
McNutt cottage on West Maple ave-
III to William e. Lincoln, of Iona,
Michigan, who is occupying the same
with his family. Mr.. Lincoln is a con-
tractor and is doing some work here.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Rydell
the marriage of their daughter Birdye
to Mr.. b. Jacobs, of Philadelphia,
which took place in that city last Sun
day, January ninth.
w. G. Woodruff returned on Wed
nesday from Salem where he has been
visiting his wife who has been seriously
i'll but is now out Of danger. His little
daughter has also been very ill. Mrs.
Woodruff was visiting her sister when
taken i'll and became so serious that
Mr.. Woodruff was SEM for.
N. Garfinkle, the candy man, is hav-
ing the interior of his store on Hhci6c
avenue greatly improved and rrnova-
ted.
The Wildwood basket ball team will
gptnGsFsleEa y ts p ley the hiehS%fooi
team of that place tomorrow night.
They expect to get revenge for the
severe trimming they got the last time
they played them. Wildwood's line
up will be Clark, Banks, Taylor,
Evan, Seiber and Heating.
The Wildwood Merry Maidens held
a most successful lunch box social and
dance in the parish house of st. Sim
cons church last evening. The boxes
all brought good prices and a neat sum
was realized. Ice cream was on sale
and after the lunch boxes had been
opened and the contents of each thor
oughly enjoyed the floor was cleared
and dancing was in order until eleven
o'clock. A most pleasant evening vas
spent by all and the members of Wild
woods progressive young ladies' club
is to be congratulated upon their nice
style of entertaining.
j. Thompson Baker spent Tuesday
at his old home in Lewisburg, Pa,
and attended the annual meeting of
the Union National Bank, of which he
was president for many years.
Guests at the Hotel Seacrest the past
week have been Thomas Martindale,
M. f. Fickinger, w. w. Fennimore,
Philadelphia; ]. f. Tatem, f. Sutton,
Haddonfield; John p. Delavan, larry.
town, N. Y; VIM. HI. Owens, Port
Norris; jesse Taylor, Atlantic City;
A. P. Warman, Trenton; H. G. Lough-
lin, New York; g. 9. Eldridge, Abse-
con; H. B. Wayne, Camden.
The annual statement of the receipts
and expenditures in itemized form of
the Borough of Wildwood will be pub
lished in the newspapers next week.
Auditor S. IL. Townsend, of Court
House, has just finished an examina-
Aion. Of fhn nnnn1nfa