Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-15
WILDWOOD
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way 10 wildwood on a visit to his sis
ter, Mrs. II. II. Hallowell.
Mrs. H. w. Mayer, OF Wilmington,
TO Wildwood. She will spend two
weeks at the Clinton.
Mrs. Olaf Christensen, of Ottens
Harb0r, has been seriously i'll but Is
now slightly improved.
Ernest Keiter and E. K. Frederick
are being entertained by Rev. and Mrs.
q. r. Keiter at their Glenwood avenue
residence.
Harvey D.Snyder, wife and daughter
Esther, who have been visiting with
Mrs. CIR. Keiter, have been summoned
to Allentown oneaccount of the illness
of the father Of Mrs. Snyder.
Miss Grace Birgfeld, of Washington,
d. O., Is visiting her cousins, at the
home of Commissioner r. w. Ryan.
The new Title and Trust Co. opened
last Saturday with about 100 accounts.
z. B. Dunn and wife, of Baltimore,
have registered at the Sheldon for the
remainder Of the season.
William II. Work, of Havana, Cuba,
is a guest at the Sheldon until Septem-
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cunningham
and daughter, Louise, of Riverton,
came down in their car on Friday and
stayed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. w. Ryan.
Last Sunday seemed to be Baptist
Sunday on the beach. Two Baptist
ministers had charge of the Presbyter-
ian services a Baptist sol0ist sang.
A Baptist minister delivered the SER
mon IN the Methodist church at night.
Both Baptist churches had as preach
ers, members of that denominations.
Matthew Bell, of Philadelphia, Wis
tied Wildwood last Sunday and called
on Miss Grace Birgfeld, who Is stopping
OF Pine avenue.
Miss Haddie P. Morris was in Wild
wood Saturday and Sunday. Miss
Morris is employed by Thomas Martin
dale & Co., of Philadelphia.
Last Saturday the annual hike Of
members of the Poor Richard club from
Cape to Wildwood was INDUCED in.
Headed by Pedestrian Thomas Martin
dale, w. j. Eldredge, Frank DeChant,
Il. A. Hawkes., George w. Jacobs, W.
Ii. Oliver, Gilbert e. Gable, Edwin
Moore, +. G. Goldner and George Now
land they arrived at the Holly Beach
Yacht club with an appetite whetted
for the repast that had been prepared
for the party. The evening was spent
investigating, by actual ex perience, the
mysteries of the various mirth provok-
ing attractions at the Purchase. After
satiating themselves with the attrac-
tions Of the board walk, the party were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
dale at their beautiful ocean front resi-
dence, to which a number of local cili-
zens were invited.
Mrs. Gertrude Clark, of Tioga, made
a short call on Mrs. r. w. Ryan
on Saturday.
Horace Eyre and family, of WISH
noming, Pa, are spending the month
of August until Labor Day with their
of1 Trend, Lou GTuningsT.
Thomas Craig, who has a summer
home at st. Davids, Penna., spent
several days In Wildwood last week
with his mother.
Chas. Neild, a Philadelphia mer-
chant, was in Wildwood on Tuesday.
John s. Graham will go to Trenton
on Monday as a delegate to the state
convention of the carpenters union.
King fish are being caught from the
u OF n ocean fler.
The receipts at the baseball games
to August 9th have been $47.67; the
expenditures were 500. 95. The receipts
of last Saturdays game wiped out the
deficit.
A theatre party from the Lyndhurst,
numbering so guests, attended the
performance at Bakers Tuesday eve
ming.
The Reading excursion from Atlantic
City yesterday brought 1T passengers
to Wildwood. The excursion to At
lantic over the Pennsylvania carried
218 passengers from Five Mile Beach,
of which $50 were from North Wild
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Dubois and infant
daughter will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Mauch Chunk, Pa, to visit
friends. Mrs. Dubois will remain a
week.
John w. Cramer, who owns property
on the island. was here a few days ago
from Atlantic City, where he has re-
sided for some years. Mrs. Cramer Is
In poor health and the Doctor has ad-
vised her immediate removal to Cali
fornia. Mr.. Cramer is arranging his
business affairs to make the change.
Mrs. Max Mayer wishes to thank all
friends and neighbors who assisted at
the time OF the death of her husband.
The Cape May County Fair will be
held this year at the new grounds on
the State boulevard, north of the Stone
Harbor road. 1t will be held Friday
aud Saturday, August 20 and 80.
The many friends of Conductor G. A.
I Johnson will he nleased To know
not yet able TO leave his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Norton are at
Delaware Water Gap for a short AGA
ton.
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