Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01
WILDWOOD
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The follo wing Philadelphia gueSJi
registered at the Lyndhnrst Owe Eas
ter: Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Schoch, g. M
Rigby, James p. Harmon and wife
Miss Elizabeth Hirst, Mrs. Amandi
Dawes, G. II. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Brutsche, Mrs. Fauser, Edna Fauser
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Dorothy
and Kathryn Miller, Mrs. Stoner
Bonnie Stoner, Marie Blob, Mrs
Bomen, Flora Bomen, Mrs. Bennett
Sidney Bennett, Mrs. Ocean, Mary
Ocean, Jacob III. Blaetz and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. McFadden, Alberta and
Naomi McFadden, Marion Adsit, Mr.
Benny, Thomas Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. e. Carpenter and c. Elwood Car.
penter, Jr.
Harry Brutsche, Jr., and Miss Nettie
Maloney, of Philadelphia, were among
the Sunday visitors.
Otto Martinez is in Atlantic City
where he is helping his brother in the
cement business.
Lowe & Son moved their candy bust
ness from the store under the Seacrest,
to their store on the boardwalk this
week.
After April 1st, Kalbach Brothers
will move their electrical Office from
Wild wood avenue to 233 e. Poplar ave
nue. and their workshop to 107 w. 18th
street, where they will manufacture
electrical fixtures.
sc base ball bats at Funck's. y
Councilman and Mrs. T. S. Goslin
were Easter visitors at their former
home, Woodstown.
Contractor William L. Garrison has
rapidly pushed the work on Hewlett
Brewers new boat building establish
ment on West Goth street and it will
now soon be ready for occupancy.
III. p. Rhoads and family opened
their cottage on West Poplar avenue
for Easter.
Thomas Martindale is slowing re-
gaining his usual health and was here
today for the first time since his recent
illness, attending the bank directors
meeting.
Robert Noble, of Philadelphia, was
among the Severn Hall Easter guests.
The Hotel Seacrest did the biggest
Easter business in the history of the
house this year and on Sunday was
Obliged to turn away a score of people
for dinner. Every room was taken
over Sunday. Among the guests the
past week have been III. s. Fried, Geo.
G. Prentice, b. E. Slower, Oliver Peirce,
MI. and Mrs. L. e. Murphy and child,
Ursula G. McManus, Mrs. Sophie Ru-
dolph, g. J. MacElwee, James Christie
and wife, John Christie and wife, DIR.
John A. Bropley. Misses M. {. and
X. Fl. Bropley, VIM. l.. Fallen, J. A.
Parker and wife, Miss Ella Pertuch,
Daniel f. Davis and wife, Mrs. l.. E.
Taubell, II. P. Davis, S. w. Ball and
wife, Edward Armed and wife, Mrs.
Adam |. Ashworth. Mrs. George Liv-
ingston, Miss Carrie Biddle, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Bankerd, Miss Sara Bank
erd, w. q. Fonstan and wife, Jacob
Hess and wife, Chas. Price, Nellie
Sheldon, g. B. Scott, John .Metzler and
wife, ]. o. Witherow, A. B. Arthur,
Elsie Nice, James Dunlap and wife,
Joseph Stewart and wife, Frances q.
Ste wart, J. Baird Stewart, Anna M.
Dornan, Elizabeth T. Dornan, Anna
Kelly, Frank b. Jones and wife, JOS.
ID. Frambes, James N. Carhart, Benz
A. jenkins, ]. P. Compton, HI. F.
Clark, ]. Parry Lukens, John G. Koe-
mig, Miss g. Cunningham, A. V. Can
celmo, H. Schimpf, Jr., VIM. l.. Luz
dascher, Philadelphia; Thomas Harris,
Joseph M. Hill and wife, Harry f.
Trego, Walter E. Miller, M. Camp
bell, George Bechman and wife, Cam
den; w. X. Watson, H. w. Sund-
macher, Morgantown, w. Va; w. b.
Matthews, Wilmington, Del; M. A.
Wood and wife, Narbeth, Pa; John
q. Davis and wife, Haddonfield; Israel
Garwood, Gloucester; J. l.. Herman,
Fort Wayne, Ind; G. IL. Lundy,
Glenolden, Pa; ID. Lundy, Atlantic
City.
Daniel Wade and family, of Phila-
delphia, were down over Easter in
their Glenwood avenue cottage, as were
also John +. KiefIer and family.