Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-08
WILDWOOD
Continued

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he occupies as an Ice cream cone stand
on the boardwalk at the Casino.
James Butcher, of Salem. owner of
the Casino buildings and other proper
ty here, was down on Wednesday on
business.
Wildwood postal cards, Wholesale
25c a 100 at Funck's.
The JOURNAL is indebted to John
Reese for a copy of the nautical alma-
nae of Riggs & Brother.
The school board met Monday night
aud organized by re-electing r. w Ryan
president and q. G. Eldredge district
clerk. Mr.. Ryan was absent on ac-
count of being sick and the meeting
adjourned to meet at the call of the
chair without t~ransaeting any busi-
ness.
Miss Irma Myers is spending ome
time with her sister in Alloway.
Approaches are being built to the
boardwalk at 10Th, 10th and 2lst streets
which will be quite a convenience to
the large number Of new cottages being
erected in that vicinity.
David Powell, the grocer, has aadl
his delivery wagon greatly improved
by theipainters. Charles e. Rakestraw
& Son did the work.
Contractor T. S. Goslin is rapidly
pushing the work on the large four
story apartment house on Central AVE.
n~ueifor Joseph Stewart, of Philadel-
phia, having the frame all up, enclosed
and the roof on.
Furniture polish, best in market.
Liquid veneer. Harbison's.
Frank S. Dobbins will deliver an IL
Illustrated lecture in the Baptist church
next Friday night OIL "Japan Yester-
day, Today and Tomorrow A series
of these lectures has been arranged for,
other lecturers being DIR. Woolston on
"Ireland as | Saw it, and w. It.
Johnston, of Bristol, Pa, on a subject
to be announced.
Mark b. Reeves and family arrived
here on Wednesday and have taken up
their residence in the Meeker cottage
on 23d street. Mr.. Reeves is an archi-
tect with offices in the Fenwick build
ing.
Miss Anna M. Wagner and r. M.
Plichard, of Philadelphia, were over
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs
Herschel j. Taylor on Wildwood ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hyde, of Will
mington, Del, we're here the past week
in their cottage on tire west side.
f. Devlin has left his Philadelphia
home and gone to the Frontenac hotel
at Atlantic City TO remain for IA
time.
White euameled beds, better goods
and betterspriees than most Philadel-
phia stores. Harbison's. y
Harry H. Pond has resigned as CASH
Ter of the Vineland National Bank and
will go to Plainfield, Union county,
as secretary and treasurer of the Plain
field Trust Company, a large institu-
ton. The Vineland National Bank
holds So, 600 worth of notes and bonds
of Ocean City to which the signatures
were forged, it is alleged, by the late
city treasurer, Ira s. Champion.
j. Franklin Moore, of the JOURNAL
force, went to Wilmington, Del, Sat-
urday and returned on Wednesday
with his wife and family who has been
vlsitingsrelatives there for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred g. Cole were
among the Philadelphia shoppers on
Thursday.
Chicken fence wire, all sizes. Har-
bison's. 4
Grocer d. Powell was a business visi-
tor to Philadelphia on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
The street zeal the railroad station
was dug up to lay larger water pipe
for the station.
Severn Hall is now open for the ac-
commodation of the public.
John H. Daggan made a trip to Phil
adelphia on Monday.
e. Frank Schey and George j. Heck,
of Easton, Pa, both property owners
here, were guests at the Fenwick yes
terday.
J.. Fithian Tatem is arranging totake
his family to Germany for hesummer,
having rented a cottage there. His
son will study the German language
there.
Frederick Sutton will go to England
sometime in May to spend a month
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