Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-20
WILDWOOD.
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son in connection with the original
place on Schellenger avenue. The
Casino has peer named the Airdrome
and has been changed and renovated,
including a new stage setting and light
effects, and will open tomorrow night
with a first-class vaudeville show from
the Philadelphia Hippodrome circuit,
who furnished such good acts at Bla-
ker's theatre for two weeks last winter.
The Bijou in the Baker block will
open on Saturday evening, May 18th,
with moving pictures. Mr.. Hunt has
an exceptionally good lot of pictures
for the Schellenger avenue theatre for
next Saturday night. The free shows
for children are still well patronized
on Saturday afternoons and the little
folks greatly enjoy and appreciate MI.
Hunts generosity.
Philip Gould has opened bis soda
fountain and post card store on the
board walk for the season. He has rent
ed one of the Geisenberger cottages on
Schellenger avenue and with his fami-
ly will occupy it next week for the
season. =
Mrs. John III. Baumann and son are
occupying the apartments in their
building on Oak avenue for the season.
Have you used the "Santos ?" y
Proprietor H. A. Spencer, of the
Casino pool parlor and bowling alleys,
has Just installed a billiard table in his
place of business on the boardwalk.
The Casino restaurant refreshment
parlor will open IN Saturday, May %,
for the season, but they will have their
formal opening in June, with a big
time.
24x38 inch flags. $1.75 a doz. Funck.
Rev. L. G.. Dolly, Of the Lutheran
church, is attending the session of the
Lutheran Synod in Philadelphia this
week. He will also visit his home in
Allentown, Pa, while away.
e. 8. Ham has rented his new cot
lARe Ou Wtbt 1otn ptIccb " Jouu -.
Sullivan, of Camden.
sc sheet music at Funck's.
Albert Marsh has been appointed
baggage master at Wildwood for the
summer. Charles Root was In charge
all winter but as he has the station
news stand he resigned. aASE
DR.. r. s. Cunning was operated upon
for appendicitis in Philadelphia this
week and he was said TO be in q very
low condition.
Jages r. zeller, OF Mininburg, Pa,
t1sawyeEWm E zellerx ial=
ted Mayor Baker and other relatives
here this week. This was his first
trip to the seashore.
Good morning! Start the day with
q breakfast coffee fresh roasted, differ
ent from others. Get samples at Albig's.
The Ladies Aid of Holy Trinity
Lutheran church will hold a straw
berry festival in the Casino tomorrow
afternoon and evening, May 2lst.
Bread and cake will also be on sale.
James Day has returned from Wash
ington, ID. c., and opened his barber
shop at the old stand on Cedar avenue.
The Newall Corson Co., of Millville,
have leased the new store of Capt.
Edgar Brown on Pacific e and
opened a clothing store there.
For 6ale-18 foot awning, good as
new. Apply at Casino pool parlor
where all tables have been put in first
class condition.
Miss Jennie Yourell, of New York,
is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Sem ON West Pop
lar venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Thompson, OF
Philadelphia, are down and have open
ed their cottage at Pine and Pacific
for the season.
For Sale. Bargains in chinaware
Slightly used plates, cups, saucers, ETC.,
suitable for small boarding house. Can
be seen at Edgeton Inn.
Legal and foolscap paper for sale at
the JOURNAL office. 75c per package
of 120 double sheets.
Miss Mildred HI. Taylor, of Ceilings
wood. has been visiting Miss Minerva
Hill on Cedar avenue for sometime.
Painters are busy Frightening the
appearance of the station.
The building recently occupied by
s. w. Coombs as a bakery store on
Maple avenue has been sold to Joseph
Kolb, of Camden, and moved to his
lot at the corner of Oak and Park ave
nues and Contractor William L. Gar