Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-02-04
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Philadelphia, on Friday of last week.
The Evening Telegraph Of Wednesday
said 1.-THE crisis of the sickness OF the
merchant and authority on big game
hunting was passed this morning
shortly before six O'Clock. Mr.. Mar
tindale is now out of danger, and, al
though weak from his long fight with
pneumonia, his physicians believe be
will recover He contracted a heavy
cold while walking in Paramount Park
Sunday week."
Real Estate Broker Blackwell reports
the sale of lot 8, block 149, Holly
Beach, belonging to the estate of John
X. Kilbourn, deceased, to Virginia Ba-
ker, also the renting of house on Pine
avenue belonging to Thomas Lees, of
Philadelphia, to Prof. Levanus Myers.
A meeting of the Wildwood Gun
Club is called for tonight at the bor-
ough hall. Some important matters
will come befor the meeting and several
new members are to be elected so a
good attendance is requested.
Mrs. Maggie Keys, who has been oc-
cupying one half of the Coombs cottage
on West Maple avenue, has moved to
Ocean City.
School Teacher George HI. Davis
visited his parents at Shiloh over Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Rena Moore attended the funer-
al of her grandmother in Miliville on
Saturday.
Mrs. John G. Funck and daughter,
Florence, spent this week with rela-
tives in Philadelphia and Camden.
Councilman and Mrs. Thomas S.
Goslin spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in Philadelphia and saw the play, Ben
Hur.
''The cost of high living" says James
J. Hill, sis playing the duece with this
country, not the high cost of living"
Public Ledger.
Beach Council, No. 157, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, initiated five new members last
Friday night, Robert Norris, Jr. Joseph
segstef
Bright and CARL K. Norcross. There
are three or four more to be initiated
in a week or SO. The Council will give
a benefit next Thursday night at
Hunts theatre. On Friday evening,
February 1s, the lodge will hold a
smoker in the Journal hall.
Chester A. Brooks, of Edlestein, ILL.,,
visited his brother, Edward, here re-
Gently whom he had not seen for four
teen years. He was accompanied here
by a sister, Mrs. Emma Blizzard, of
Fairton.
A number Of Maryland school teach
ers have been swindled recently by a
plausible talker in the guise of a repre-
sentative of a book concern in Boston.
His scheme is to offer a valuable set of
books at a low price, alleging that there
is only q limited number and urging
the teachers to pay one-half or more
in cash. 1t was found that no such
firm existed.
Dallas Marts, who has been conduc-
toring on the trolley since last spring,
is very i'll at his home on West Maple
avenue with pneumonia.
Mrs. Frances s. Tice, the milliner,
has accepted a position with the Wal
Ter 8. Cummings Co., Of B~ridgeton, in
their new millinery department, and
the family will nov there.
Protect your insurance policies,
deeds, mortgages and other valuable
papers from fire. Private boxes a be
rented in the fire and burglar proof
vaults at the Marine National Bank.
Cost nominal.
Hotel Fenwick guests the past week
have been Joseph Entwisle, NJ. e. Will
lis, j.. r. Willets, Carl Peterson, ]. A.
Finley, Misses Matters, Mr.. and Mrs.
HI. HI. Hall and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Lannery, A. F. Woolson, J. A.
Bavey, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kieffer,
VIM. Lindig. Mrs. G. F. Mcclure,
George g. Herbert, Chas. Brown,
N. A. Dutton, ]. F. Smith, Frank
Lewis, F. q. Myer, Philadelphia; DIR.
F. R. Sheppard, Millville; J. S. Lean
ing, Cape May; H. G. Denston, H. R.
Young, A. f. Dolphin, Atlantic City;
R. J. Cubberley, Trenton; III. w.
Langlet, Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Crowley, Bristol, Pa;
Samuel l.. Bean and children, Cam
den; L. Newcomb, Vineland; HI. H..
Wilson, B~ellville; F. 7. Springer, New
ark; r. V. Mattson, Jr., Charles Ste
ger, Amber, Pa; L. Hallen, Wild
wood Crest; VIM. e. Zeller, Miss Kath-
arine Raker. DIR. s. e. Corle.