Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01


laundryman, has rented one of the
Geisenberger stores on Cedar avenue
and is having it fitted up for his laun-
dry business which he will move there
from the basement of the Slaughter
cottage on Cedar avenu
Miss Margaret T. Parker, of German
town, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
T. Parker on West Magnolia venue
As good as the best. Lipshutz's IA"
five cent cigar, wholesale and retail at
Casino pool parlor.
Real Estate Broker Blackwell reports
the renting of DR.. H. H. Tomlin's
house on Atlantic avenue, Wildwood,
to Frank M. Schwob, secretary of the
Philadelphia Rubber Company.
The first regular meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion was held at the
Baptist church on Monday last. The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Josephine Rakestraw; vice presi-
dent, Donovan Wentzell; recording
secretary, Helen Daggan; assistant,
Dorothy Finn; corresponding secretary,
Lillian Colson; treasurer and organist,
Jessie Eldredge. Another meeting
will be held in the Baptist church next
Monday afternoon at 3.45.
Today Blue Ribbon coal is down 25c
per ton. See adv. on back page. E. E.
He'll. \
Mrs. Sherman E. Lockwood is spend
ing a few days with her parents in
Germantown and today will attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Anna Bar
Der, to Edward Hodge.
A dance Will be held in the Floral
ball room of the ocean pier tomorrow
night.
Miss Pelly, a Philadelphia school
teacher, visited the various rooms of
the wildwood public school on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L. Siebert returned
last week from Florida.
Mrs. Joseph Jones opened up the
Delwyn on Glenwood avenue over
Easter and entertained the following
Philadelphians: Miss Mime Wagner,
Miss Marie Wagner, Miss Margaret
Wagner, Charles Wyman, Mrs. w.
Muller, j. Zanzinger and wife, George
Reinhart, Mrs. Ed Bridge, Mrs. l..
'yGsMs@ss Esss Jones, Mfss Ms6e
Hildebrand, Mrs. l.. Guenther and
daughter, Mrs. Gilman, Johnny Nc
Cornell.
Misses Ada F. and Stella Rem en-.
tertained over Easter in their cottage
Miss Della Hotz, Miss Hattie Fox
Miss Lille Drake, Miss Mary McAllis
ter and Miss Emma Weingartner.
st. Simeon's Guild will hold a fooC
sale In Seacrest store Saturday after
noon, April 2. Cakes, pies and bread
will be on sale.
Irish Mike tobacco, 10c value for SC
wholesale and retail, at Funck's. \
Miss Rita Ge~isenberger entertained 8
house party at the home of her parents
on Cedar avenue over Easter which
included Miss Adelaide Warwick, Phil
adelppia; Miss Helene Senbower
Reading, Pa; Miss Wilhelmina Hal
len, Crest; Earnest Derby, John S
Thompson and S. French Spang, o.
Philadelphia, and &. A. He'll, Jr., Of
Wildwood.
Mrs. J. V. Parry returned from New
York on Monday where she spent the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barber, of German
town, spent over Easter with theil
daughter, Mrs. S. E. Lockwood, on
West Maple avenue.
Miss Helen Davis, of Shiloh, was a
visitor at the home of Councilman and
Mrs. t. S. Goslin a part of last week
and this week.
Russell Thompson, of Philadelphia,
was an over Easter visitor with friends
here.
Miss Haddie Morris, now with
Thomas Martindale & Co., was among
the Sunday excursionists.
Furniture polish, best in market.
Liquid veneer. Harbison's. Y
Joseph G. Kolb and family, of Cam
den, spent over Easter in their cottage
at the corner of Cedar and Park ave-
nues. Mr.. Kolb is expanding about
$500 on alterations and Improvements
to his property.
Mrs. Ada A. Colsey, of Camden, was
down over Easter.
Capt. James Swain has moved from
Green Creek to M of his houses on
West Wildwood avenue.
F. A. Guenther and family came