Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-01-07

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Wednesday afternoon. He had just
unloaded a load of goods at the resi-
dence of Asa Colson at Glenwood and
Pacific and had started to
drive out of the yard when the bride
of one of the horses broke and they
started to run. The wagon struck the
fence on Pacific avenue, throwing Mr..
Coney to the hard cement pavement
and breaking his right leg just below
the hip. DR.. Cohen was called who set
the broken limb and yesterday he was
taken to the Jefferson hospital, Phil
adelphia, for treatment:
Have you an electric fiat iron?
Mrs. Mary Hewitt has returned from
a few weeks visit with relatives in the
Quaker City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Funck, Jr.,
and son John 3D., of Camden, spent
over New Years with MI. Funck's
parent, on Oak avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Walton and son
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives aud friends in Philadelphia over
the holidays.
Why they taste just a little better
than others; stop at the only tea and
coffee house and get samples. Prem
iums given. AT Albig's.
All cunning licenses expired on De-
cember 3lst and gunners had better
take notice or they may be caught with
their old license and have to pay a
fine.
Chief of Police S. e. Lockwood and
wife spent over Christmas and New
Years with relatives in Germantown
and other parts of Pennsylvania.
Manager Baker presented a vaude-
Vile show at his theatre last Saturday
night which was undoubtedly the best
of its kind ever seen here. Five acts
were given which were all of high
merit and three reels of moving pictures
completed the program. One of the
best acts was Willie DeVier, from
Ringing Bros, circus, a trapeze per-
former and he had the audiences hair
on end during his entire act. No show
will be given this week.
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HWpznl c~u1UWDw worg -
terday on the rebuilding and large adj
dition to the Franklin cottage on Pine
avenue, owned by Edward Knapp and
conducted in the season by Mrs. Eliza
beth Seipp, of Philadelphia. The an
mex in the rear will be moved a few
feet to the west of its present position
and a large addition built in, connect
ing it with the house, adding Twelve
new bed rooms and charging the din
ing room and kitchen. A large hotel
range is also to be installed.
Be sure to attend our annual Janu-
ary sale beginning Monday, Jan. 10.
You can save money in this sale.
Mech & Co.
Samuel Botterill, of East Orange,
president of the State Carpenters and
Joiners of America, gave a very IN
teresting talk tt an open meeting OF
the local carpenters union last night
in the Journal hall. He is expected to
be here again soon.
The retail merchants of the island
will meet in the wildwood borough
hall next Tuesday evening, January
IL. at eight o'clock at which some very
important matters will be discussed.
The Wildwood school board has cleo
ted Miss Vera Colson, who has just
moved here from Woodstown, as an
assistant primary teacher. Miss Col
son is q graduate of the State Normal
school at Trenton. The board is look
ing for a room to relieve the primary
department which is overerowded.
Have you an electric fiat iron?
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Leila Rogers Black to Clarence
f. Miller 10 take place at noon on
Wednesday of next week. Both are
popular young people, Mr.. Miller be-
ing the manager of the Wildwood
water works.
Stanley M. Kalbach was in Philadel-
phia yesterday on electrical business.
A public installation of the officers
of Lady Oldfeld Lodge, No. rs, Order
Shepherds of Bethlehem will be held
on Wednesday evening, January 18th,
at $50 in their hall in the Journal
building.
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