Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-20
WILDWOOD CREST

AAaAiJ LII wright Hds OcSn appoAht-
ed steward of the Holly Beach Yacht
club to succeed w. I'll. johnson, who
resigned, and took up his duties there
last Monday. Mr.. Wright has charge
of the house and grounds of the late
Carl A. Haswin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sturr, of Elmer,
were down over Sunday in their cot
tage.
James S. Brown, of Philadelphia,
has rented one of the Seward stores on
the boardwalk and will open a &c and
Zoe store there about May 18th. Cigars,
candy, stationery magazines and news
papers will also be on sale, including
the Journal.
Harry Stevens, of Philadelphia. is
building an attractive cottage for him.
self on Buttercup road, neal Philadel-
phia avenue.
G. F. Slater has sold his new brick
cottage on Wisteria road, just complet-
ed, and has started work on another
brick cottage on Wisteria road just OPP
posite the other one.
The new cottage for Joseph McKissic,
assessor of Lower township, on Hea-
Their road Is now nearly completed and
will, when finished be one of the finest
in the Crest. 1t will be handsomely
furnished, and the lawn put in fine
shape, as Mr.. McKissic is having sod
brought from off shore and his la wn
sodded with that. Mr.. McKissic will
come here soon to reside permanently.
Real Estate Agent H. w. Lare has
rented one of the stores in the Atlanta
building on the boardwalk to Philadel-
phia parties who will open a first-class
fruit and produce store there in time
for Decoration Day.
Blooming flowers and plants to set in
your garden or yard. Lawn mowers
and grass seed. S. r. Banks, under
Edgeton Inn.
HI. w. Lare has been very busy
identifying the lawn around his pretty
cottage on Lavender road and has been
greatly successful. To add to the
beauty of his yard he has had a cement
fish pond made and stocked it with
gold fish and pond lilies from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Lare
takes great pride In his yard and says
he will have the second best in the
Crest yet.
Kojima & Co.. of New York, have
rented the corner store of the Seward
block on the boardwalk and will open
a japanese store there in June.
Recent Holly Beach Yacht club
guests have been Mr.. and Mrs. George.
E. Mousley, Carl P. Mebnert, Jr., A.
s. Ashbridge, Jr., Whitney Ashbridge,
William McA. Matsinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. James |. Bulmer, Ella w. Rsa.
ney, Ida Frew CHATTER, Mary Bucha-
nan, Emma Shaw, Anna G. Wagner,
Chas. McClung. G. s. Randall,
VIM. J. McClung, r. G. Buchanan,
Mrs. G. Keep, William L.. Berwind,
George e. Berwind, Philadel phia;
Mrs. r. E. Hunter, Miami, Fla; G. N.
Dickerson, E. Austermnhl, II. B.
Woolston, Camden; E. r. jerks, AL
len Weters, Haddon Heights; Maldon
Kirk, Tampa, Fla.
Real Estate Agent II. w. Lare re-
ports the following rentals: Frank Sill
yer bunalow, Heather road, to Mrs. l..
N. Rechenberg, of New York; f. M.
Garrison apartment, Lotus road, to
Helen n. Weintraub, of Philadelphia;
Rosney cottage, Pacific avenue, to j.
G. Milbourn, of Chester, Pa; G. j.
Scully's apartment, Pacific avenue, to
Arthur Robertstraw, of Philadelphia;
Smith Godfrey's cottage, Wisteria road,
to A. Whitney, of Chicago; Frank
Newman apartment, Aster road, to
Constable d. E. Pickering.
Miss Viola Scull, of Burleigh, is
spending sometime with her sister,
Mrs. William Bats.
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