Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-11

L. Kennedy, w. L. Evans, ID. f. Hal
lahan, B. FL. McClurg, Thomas o. Bur-
CESS, Jr., J. F. Murray, R. A. Long
huy, P. F. Benner, ]. Parry Lukens,
Mrs. Laura Cole, Miss Pauline Bailey,
Miss Mary Lukens, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hall and two children, VIM. l.. Rid
path, II. Schimpf, Jr., Charles Jordan,
James Crane, H. E. Arnold, j. Bibber,
". w. Halbert, Philadelphia; Freder-
lex Sutton, North WILDWOOD; A. w.
Gudzky, Woodbine; P. ]. Driscoll,
Glassboro; c. Harvey Merryman, Bal
timore, Md; Joseph D. Frambes, Tuck
ahoe; L.. Higinbotham, East Orange;
William Jackson, Trenton; H. A.
Richards, Jr., New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. David A. Howe, Williamsport,
Pa; ]. A. Kettenring, j. Kettenring,
Ardmore, Pa; o. I. Blackwell, Wild
wood.
The Wildwood Gun club will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the
Wildwood borough hall next Friday
night, March 18th, at eight o'clock.
The Wildwood Gun club will hold
its monthly shoot tomorrow afternoon
at two o'clock sharp when the men,
bers will contest for the club medal.
Capt. Oswald hopes to see a good turn
out as he is going to spring a surprise
which will interest everybody there.
The John K. Wilson Estate cottage
on Pine avenue, in the rear of Cohen's
drug store, has been sold to the father
in-law of B. F. Miller, the milk a
The house is now being raised and a
basement will be built and other i'm
provements made, after which MI.
Miller and family will take possession.
Easter Post Cards by the thousand
at Funck's, Oak e \
Willard Hall, Maple avenue, will be
open for the Easter holidays and will
be prepared to accommodate guests in
its usual up-to-date manner.
j. g. Coombs, of Atlantic City, spent
Sunday with his con, 5. w. Coombs,
on West Maple emu
Mark B. Reeves, a builder from Phil
adcfpt1a, Ensse-ghtfoar bts ofr-Afage
nolia avenue, just west of the railroad,
and will erect a house thereon and take
up his residence here permanently.
A choice lot of plants for Easter dec
grafton with be on sale at the store
next to the post Office on Oak avenue.
during Easter week.
X w. J. HAMILTON, Court House.
Forrest Reeve, now with Snellen-
berg's, Philadelphia, was here a few
days this week looking after the proper
ty of his mother on West Maple ave-
nue..
Rev. Hallowell announced last Sum-
day at the Baptist church that his
theme for next Sunday evening would
be "Hell." Both choirs and the or
chestra will render special music and
the song service will be held at 7.15. a.
John II. Daggan has bought a hand
some Kertsman piano for his children.
D The GAZETTE would extend its
heartiest congratulations to j. Albert
Harris upon his recent appointment to
the postmastership at Wildwood.
GAL" is an all around good fellow, a
sterling business man, a staunch Re-
publican, and always to be depended
upon, Court House GAZETTE.
Right. The people of Five Mile, regard
less of party affiliations, have realized
this for many years.
Thomas Meirs, of Cream Ridge,
Monmouth county. has sold lot IA,
block 55, corner Hudson and Poplar
avenues, to William V. Silver, of Cam
den.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Coombs are
moving into the basement of the Cos
till house at the corner of Maple and
Philadelphia avenues, adjoining the
Sun office. Their son Howard and wife
Will ulON0 lnDO tnCh hCW Oh AZ
shores of the lake at Wildwood Crest.
Clegg & Law have bought two lots on
Maple avenue from Asa Colson and his
associates and Messrs. Clegg q Law
will erect a cottage thereon, which
they hope to have finished and ready
for them to move in by the month of
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hand, of Cape
May Court House, left on Tuesday for
Palm Beach, Florida, to spend a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Corle returned
to Wildwood last night from Somerset
county, where they spent the winter
with relatives. Though well along in
years the couple are wonderfully &C
tive.