Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-02-25

to Ely, Saul & Glenn and work will be
commenced Immediately and COM
pleted by April 18th. Architects Rein
hold & Boyer will be in charge of the
work.
Miss Cornelia Rupert, of Bridgeton,
spent over Sunday and Monday with
friends here. She was in the local tele-
phone exchange last summer and
stayed over Monday night to attend
the Anglesea firemen's ball.
Show your appreciation of the new
railroad by taking stock at once. 1t
will greatly increase the value of your
property and help your business. In
formation at 129 E. Wildwood avenue
or 375 Drexel building. Philadelphia.
William +. Keneke, of Atlantic City.
has been visiting his sons, Harry and
Otto, here this week.
1t takes all of William CPS time to
keep the new electric coffee grinder
going at Albig's tea and coffee house. y
A wanderer was arrested in Cape
May one day last week having accosted
several people for aid and asked an Of
ficer to lock him up, which he did. 1t
was thought that he resembled William
Seyler, who was wanted in Atlantic
City, and the police of that place were
notified but the two Seyler men had
been arrested and the man was dis
charged.
in Philadelphia on Tuesday after
spending some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rydell.
Philip Ham, accompanied by his
niece. of Bridgeton, and his sister, of
Burleigh, was here on Monday visiting
friends and looking over the island.
Walter Brooks, of Bridgeton, proprie-
tor of the Gem cafe here, was down on
Monday visiting his parents.
Thomas Stewart, of Atlantic City,
representing Lit Brothers, was here on
Thursday and Friday of last week on
business.
The electric light plant at Cape May,
owned by the Care May Light apd
Power Company, has been sold to Nell
son q. Graves and associates, of that
place.
Mrs. Ida Holm has gone to Wells
boro. Pa, and will spend the winter
away.
A bill passed the Legislature last week
increasing the salary of the county
clerk from 50, 900 to 5 $1,000 per year.
Don't forget that you can get the
famous Old Plantation and broken
Java coffee at Albig's tea and coffee
house. X
An ordinance was presented in the
Sea Isle City Council last week which
will, when finally passed, give per-
mission for the erection of a gas plant
and system at that resort. The Con-
sumers' Gas Company is the name of
the new concern.
Real Estate Broker Blackwell reports
the following sales:-Lots 10 and II,
of block 5, Oak avenue, Wildwood,
Harvey P. Summers, owner, to Mayor
Frank e. Smith, of Holly Beach.
Increase the value of your property
by taking stock in the new railroad
which is sure to benefit the entire
island. Information at 129 East Wild
wood avenue or 375 Drexel building,
Philadelphia.
Beach Council, Jr. o. U. A. M, will
have another benefit performance at
Hunts theatre next Thursday night,
March 3D., when patriotic pictures will
be shown.
Bakers theatre will be open Mon
day night with a melo-drama success
"The Bowery News Girl,n direct from
Harris Philadelphia theatre.
Robert Butcher and Carl Harris,
sons of the owners of the Casino, have
purchased the large store of John M.
Stiles in Salem and are now established
in their new enterprise. Both are well
known to Wildwood residents and
visitors as they played on the old
Casino basket bali team for several
seasons and have spent the summers
here for some years past.
Charles and Silas McWilliams were
Bridgeton visitors last week.
James w. Roberts and family ar
rived last night from Lebanon, Pa,
having rented n of the Livezey cot
tages on West Juniper avenue and will
make their permanent residence there.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter will con
duet a manicuriDg parlor in n of the
Seacrest stores on Oak avenue the
coming season.
Miss Ida Mae Buzby will give a con-
oorf of fhoafra anmofima in