Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-04

shooting match tomorrow on the west
side.
Rev. Philip Lamartine, pastor of a
Philadelphia Lutheran church, has
been spending sometime here recuper-
ating from a v break down.
Mrs. Lamartine was here with him a
few days.
Mrs. r. g. Kane has returned to
Wild wood after spending sometime
looking after her business interests in
Vineland.
Miss Florence Johnson is visiting
friends in the Quaker City.
Miss Jennie Meridith, of Whining
ton, has returned home after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Koeneke.
Mrs. Oliver eagle and SOL Virgil, of
Gulf Port, Mississippi, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sheppard on East
Pine Mrs. eagle is a niece of
Mr.. Sheppard.
Easter Post Cards by the thousand
at Funck's, Oak emu
Recent Hotel Fenwick guests have
been N. HI. Rand, w. P. Diedreck,
Chas. w. Miller, j. B. Willets, G. q.
Buisicker, E. q. Grain, L. @. Dunn,
VIM. b. Fisher, Thos. ]. Concelmo,
A. V. Concelmo, Miss Estella Concel-
-,o Mics Doso GopoaInon Goo Al Nor
row, Jos. N. Smelling, James Open
shaw, VIM. I'll. Beatty, Lewis M.
Bross, w. G. Pratt, W. e. Lake, J. e.
Harris, J. Potts, Geo. c. Herbert, VIM.
@. Ross, A. H. DeBairst, Miss Madden,
Mrs. Redmond and child, Mark w.
Ingles, Mark b. Reeves, III. w. Reese,
Chas. higgins, David S. Smith, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. George Leath-
white, l.. s. Johnson, f. G. Myers,
Camden; E. F. Bode, Thomas f. May,
l.. e. Meases, New York; A. Carter,
Burlington; j. N. Tomlinson, Vine
land; Geo. b. Hitchcock, FL. q. Den
stem, Atlantic City; A. G. Bunker,
Chas. Allen, East Orange; Horace
Nixon, Woodbury.; G. w. Parish,
Springfield, Mass; L. A. Black, Bos-
ton; S. E. Corle, Mrs. w. Byron Live
zey, Wildwood; George Tresher, Oma-
ha, Neb.
Willard Hall, Maple avenue, will be
open for The Easter holidays and VIII
be prepared to accommodate guests in
its usual u~p-to-date manner.
Contractor H. s. Hewitt is making a
number of alterations and repairs to
the cottage of Mrs. Elizabeth Long on
Pine
George Davis, a teacher in our high
school, spent over Sunday with his
parents at Shiloh.
During the past week the Lutheran
church was presented with a handsome
pulpit chair by Thomas Welty. Mr..
Welty is also the donor of all the other
altar furniture of this church.
Mrs. G. F. Miller and Miss Rosalie
Washburn spent Thursday at Court
House.
Lowe & Son, the confectioners, will
open their store on the boardwalk about
April 1st, closing their store on Pacific
avenue after that time. They will oc-
cupy the same store they had last sea-
son in the Casino building at the cor
ner of Cedar avenue and the board walk.
Mrs. j. w. Roberts and daughter
were among the Philadelphia visitors
yesterday.
w. F. Wentzell & Co. have opened
their new clothing store under Edgeton
Inn. They have not got their full stock
in yet but expects to be ready for all
trade by next week.
A reception was held at the Hotel
Seacrest last evening by members of
the Hollywood M. E. church. An in
teresting program was rendered and
refreshments were served. All had a
good time.
Miss Retta Golf, of Millville, was
down today on business.
Former Mayor Hilton was down
from Philadelphia today.
Come and see Funck's new line of
Comic and Easter cards. Over one
thousand different views.
S. w. Coombs began the work of
FOO ring down and reminding his bak-
cry on West Maple avenue which was
recently damaged by fire. The new
part will be of brick and is being done
by day work.
Mrs. Sarah ]. Page returned on Sat-
urday from a two months visit with
her daughter in Brldgeton.
John Loder, of Bridgeton, spent
Monday with relatives here.