Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-18

avenue, neal the beach, for Albert
Dokenwadle, of Phila lelphia, adjoin-
ing the one he recently built.
A double cottage is being erected on
the Harpor tract for Josephine D'Ar-
NOR, of Philadelphia. William L.
Garrison is the contractor.
Increase the value of your property
by taking stock in the new railroad
which is sure t. benefit the entire
island. Information at 129 East Wild
wood avenue or 375 Drexel building,
Philadelphia.
The Red Men will hold a euchre at
the Hotel Colonial on Wednesday eve
ming, April 6.
Charles Mead, with the J. HI.
Coombs Lumber Co., is having q cot
tage built on West Lincoln avenue.
1t is being done by day work.
J.. H. Haslett was down q part of
this week looking after his property,
/ a. Lu0 11Nfiiihs
Headquarters for all kinds of good
teas and ~coffees. Martindale's Saludo
coffee and Caricol tea at Albig's
The young folks enjoyed a serpentine
dance in the borough hall Wednesday
night at which a large crowd was in
attendance. Next Wednesday night
u calico ball will be held.
Miss Efie Johnson and Thomas
Holmes were Quaker City visitors a
part of this week.
Philip Williams is having a roof gar
den built on his Seaside apartments on
Baker avenue.
Don't forget that you can get the
famous Old Plantation and broken
Java coffee at Albig's tea and coffee
house. \
Carl Norcross, a JOURNAL typo,
spent over Sunday with his parents at
Newfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Apeler returned to
their city home Tuesday afternoon af-
ter spending a few days here.
]. H. Davis, of Bridgeton, was down
Tuesday looking after his ice cream
business here.
The following winter schedule is in
effect at the Holly Beach post office:
MAILS ARRIVES: MAILS DEPART;
6-35 a. m, 7-05 a. M.
1885 a. N. 1-35 p. m.
CLIO D.. "a. 800 p. M.
Office opens at $50 a. m. and closes
at 7-15 p. m.
The steamship Alpha, operated by
Atlantic City Transportation Com
pany between Philadelphia and ATTAIN
tic City, made its first trip on Friday,
March 4, 1910. The boat leaves Arch
street wharf at 3 p. M. every Monday,
Wednesday ard Friday and-laad+-its
cargo of freight at Atlantic City the
next morning. Owners of the line are
arranging to carry passengers this
spring.
r. Curtis Robinson, editor of the
Ocean City Sentinel, has been elected
treasurer of Ocean City in place of Ira
s. Champion who resigned, charged
with forgery. Mr.. Robinson accepted
the position with the understanding
that politics should be eliminated in
the conduct of the office.
According to an Oregon newspaper,
Los Angeles county in California has
just appropriated one million dollars
for road building. Consequently that
state draws automobilists from all over
the country as well as from Oregon.
H. J. Davis, of Washington, d. c.,
who Is in the employ of the govern
ment, was here recently looking after
his property interests.
The Berwind. Pacific avenue, belong
ing to l.. Matthews, has been rented
for the coming season to Mrs. Walker,
who now occupies the Roxborough.
The Ruth-Lynne, belonging to for
mer Councilman Charles Albig, has
been rented for a third season by Mrs.
Kate Miller, of Philadelphia.
James t. Hoffman, former collector
of Lower township, is now located at
Roswell, New Mexico.
The advertisement of the only tea
and coffee house on Five Mile Beach
is on the first page. \
The meeting Tuesday evening for the
election of school trustees was a lively
affair and w. II. Bright, w. HI. Ger
stel and Chas. S. Burk were elected for
three years each. The vote was as fol-
lows: