Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-19
WILDWOOD
Continued from page I

ia the party were the Misses Jeanette
Hackett, Frances Case, Ethel Keiger,
Bessie Denton, Messrs. Kenneth Kar-
cher, Edward Toner, Clarence Voll-
rath and Ransford Ashley.
The Mexican lady won a handbag.
Helen Flood was given first prize for
the prettiest girl in line.
Edna Turner and Beatrice Max well,
boxes of candy.
The three girls In pink and the three
Nuns were also given prizes.
Myrtle Maxwell and Catherine Fink
ell as "Slsv and "Lizn Hopkins, 2 doilies
and a soap cup. Pauline Finkel, a
doilie. 4
Ethel Max well as a Spanish dancer,
won a stein.
The smallest girl was given a doll
and the smallest boy, a vase.
Stanley Roberts was the homliest
boy and received a penknife.
Marion Smith was the most popular
girl and awarded q Mexican hat.
The Sophomore was given a bottle of
grape juice and the Chlnaman a box of
cigars.
The judges of the parade were Rev.
Laird, T. p. Mexican, e. Yenney, e. M.
johnson and Rev. Carlisle.
The chairman of the committee
wishes to thank all for their help and
particularly the bands, who did all
they asked and worked hard to make
all enjoy the occasion which will
always be remembered by those who
participated and which in the future
will be one of the big vents of the
resort.
We invite YOU to join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
p~orations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
profitable. The Marine National
Bank.-adv.
George Lockly, colored, of Wildwood,
who is under indictment by the grand
jury for carrying concealed weapons,
has disappeared. Lockley was one Of
the participants in the shooting ARRAY
In Holly Beach some time ago. Bea-
trice Jackson, colored, who was shot
at the time, has entirely recovered.
Now that the land sales are over this
year, We would recon- mend that in
vestors examine the buildings offered
for sale.by Carl 6elbert, whose ad., Is
on h first page-adv.
Mary Washington, colored, died
suddenly at her home IN Holly Beach
early Wednesday morning. At the
~coroner's inquest held Wednesday
afternoon DR.. Cohen pronounced
death due to acute indigestion.
Er nse4-DcsisaDiv siA looln house
by the year. 105 e. Young avenue,
from Sept. %. J.. Halleran.
Harris M. Smith, who conducted a
post card stand On the boardwalk and
Kelly Tresher, a stand In the Arcade,
have formed a partnership to travel
throughout the Eastern states to the
various fairs occurring, to conduct prize
winning contests.
John Hallowell, of Philadelphia, Is
spending his vacation at the Will
lows, enjoying the September days at
the resort.
Linen writing paper aud c%orrespon-
dence cards with your initial on it 25c
the box at r. w. Ryan's stationery
store l43 e. Wildwood avenue.-adv.
H. P. Graham has gone to Riverside
to superintend the putting in of the
forms for the concrete walk work be-
ing done there by Banks and Kalbach.
The degree team of the Wapella
tribe of Redmen, Of Wildwood, went
to South Seaville In Coney's sight see
ing auto Monday night where they
put a large class Of ~palefaces of Red
Cloud tribe through the adoption de-
gree. The team, which was in charge
Of John Graham, had a jolly time and
returned early Tuesday morning.
Ladies will please note that the
Wild wood Embroidery Shop has NOV
ed from 1872 e. Wildwood ave. to 8008
Board walk, where Miss Scott will be
ptohecu W uhto YOU Chh duu beo ucI
display Of hand work exclusively.-adv
While walking on the beach near
the Atlantic Pier, George Keuhnle, Of
2510 Oakdale street, Philadelphia,
tripped and fell, severely cutting both
hands on some clamshells. He was
treated at the Emergency hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, of Fern
Rock. Philadelphia, are spending q
week at the Cromwell enjoying the
Autumn days ut the shore.
William Valet, the Holly Beach
baker, was acquitted at Court House
Wednesday of the charge Of assault
brought by David f. Etoudt,