Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-11
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com plicatiOn of diseases after an illness
of about six weeks, aged 88 years. Mrs.
Beagle was formerly Miss Mabel
Boone, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boone who used to live in
Wildwood and conducted a poultry
and egg business at Oak and Philadel-
phia avenues and had been married
five years. Burial took place at the
Baptist cemetery at Court House on
Monday. Mr.. Beagle has the sympa-
thy of a large circle of friends in his
sad bereavement.
The grand masquerade ball to be
given in the borough hall on Easter
Monday night, March %, will be for
the benefit of the fire company toward
new equipment. Mrs. George Emf is
in charge of the affair and has the as
surance that it will be a success. Some
fine prizes will be awarded to the best
masqueraders and there will be music
all the evening.
Several members of Nokomis Coun-
Gil, Daughters of Pocahontas, rendered
a surprise to their sister member, Mrs.
Edward Garwood, at her home, the
Lynwood, on Walnut avenue, last
Thursday night. A very pleasant eve-
ming of songs, Rotations and jokes
were enjoyed by all and refreshments
were served. Those present were Mrs.
Cecilia Erdmann, Mrs. Otilla Hess,
Mrs. Lille Hess, Mrs. Stanley Kali
bach, Mrs. Warren Kalbach, Miss
Edith Kalbach, Miss Emma Cozens,
Mrs. Frank Durham and Miss H.
Stevens.
Members of the government station
have been moved UP in position owing
to the appointment of Harry MCKINLEY
as captain of the latham station and
Warren Gordon, formerly of Trenton,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Contractors John w. Young, George
Firth and s. L. Dowler have the con-
tracts and are grading a number of the
low lots in conformity with the orders
of the Board of Health.
There will be music all the evening
tat the grand n1nsquerEde BAN to~ps
held in the borough hall on Easter
Monday night, March 18th.
Headquarters for all kinds of good
teas and coffees. Martindale's Saludo
coffee and Caricol tea at Albig's X
Miss Brooxxie Hewitt returned on
Wednesday from a visit with Miss
Caroline Grace, at Goshen.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey is visiting her
mother in Philadelphia.
The local boys were defeated last
Saturday afternoon by the Holly Beach
base ball team by a score of II to ID on
the diamond adjoining the lighthouse.
Postmaster Jason Buck has torn
down the barn that stood on the lot adj
joining the life saving station and will
erect two small cottages thereon.
The yacht Leslie has been newly
painted and Capt. Isaac Smith now
has her over to Cape May to be over
hauled for the summer season.
Members of the life saving station
have erected a new fence around the
lot at Walnut and Central
owned by the government.
The Ocean Fish Co. are getting ready
for their seasons business by putting
their pounds in shape both here and at
Sea Isle City.
The Standard Oil Company is plac-
ing a new gasoline tank opposite the
fish station for Charles Mace.
The railroad com pany has had their
lots filled in along their tracks neal the
ice plant.
William Callahan returned home
from the st. Joseph hospital, Philadel-
phia, last Saturday night much i'm
proved after his operation.
mi. and Mrs. Charles Sanders well.
coined a ten and a half pound baby.
boy to their home on Central avenue.
last Wednesday morning and it has.
been named John William.
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Harry Firth has been suffering with
a very sore arm, a knife having slipped
which he was using and cut a deep
cash just above the wrist, making it
necessary to have several stitches ia
ken. 1t is now healing nicely but he
is still unable to use his hand.
Capt. Harry Mckinley, of Tatham's
life saving station of Stone Harbor,
spent Sunday with his family here.
Arthur Meyers, of the life saving
crew, made a business trip to Philadel-
phia on Wednesday.
The cod fishermen are now having
verv good luck and are making better