Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-12

University OF Pennsylvania.
The Ocean Pier Company has helped
to provide amusements for the Septem-
Der guests. The %carrousel at Pine ave-
nue. and the ball room above being
closed this week.
Subscribe now for stock In the four
tenth series of the Five Mile Beach
Building and Loan association. 1t Is
paying over 81 per cent. Get full par
ticulars from Robert j. Kay, secretary,
Wild wood, n. J.-adv.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Powell were
entertained over the week end by Mrs.
David Powell. Raymond, who has
been with Mrs. Powell during the
summer, returned with his parents to
enter school
IS Bunny and Costello IN selected photo
plays at Bakers Saturday night.
H. P. Graham has been appointed
life guard at the Atlantic pier to take
the place OF Paul Daugherty who has
resigned.
Miss Gertrude L. Bright, of Phila-
delphia, has been entertained by her
brother, John Bright, at his Magnolia
avenue home.
Mrs. George D. Wood ward and
family left for their Camden home
on Tuesday. This is the twentieth
year DIR. Woodward's family have
summered on Five Mile Beach.
Ladies will please note that the
Wild wood Embroidery Shop has NOV
ed from 1872 e. Wildwood ave. to 3O0S
Board walk, where Miss Scott will be
pleased to have you call and see her
display OF hand work exclusively.-adv
Mrs. G. o. Struse, of Philadelphia,
will prolong her stay in her Rio Grande
avenue cottage until the end Of Sep
TENDER
Bunny and Costello in selected photo
plays at Bakers Saturday night.
Miss Yerkes, teacher Of English and
German in the high school, has return
ed to the Havilla for her third consecu-
tive school year. The Misses Townsend,
Allen and Labow from the Holly
Beach school and Miss Carrie Powell,
OF North Wild wood, have returned to
the Havllla. Miss Yerkes had a visit
from her mother this week.
w. H. Bright, G. A. Norton and J.
A. Ackley have been appointed COM
missioners by Judge Garrison to con-
denim land owned by Mrs. Elizabeth
P. Simpson. The w. & D. B. r. re-
quires the land for sidings.
DR.. A. w. Spooner has prolonged
his visit to the middle of September
this year. He will return to Wash
ington on Saturday.
Pastor Laird will occupy the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church at
both services next Sunday. Mrs.
john e. Bowler is now acting az or
ganist.
Why don't you ride over the Read
ing2 You've wanted it for years.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur f. Short, of 1873
e. Pine avenue, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Latimer r. Baker, Norman s.
Short and wife and Miss Dorotoy Finn
Wednesday at a six o'clock dinner.
The Fountain, Glenwood ave. and
board walk, will remain open all win
ter. On and after Sept. q will have a
full line Of chocolates and bon bons on
hand at all times. On Sundays a light
lunch can be obtained all day long.
Professor H. @. Parker, of Mt. Nc
Kinley fame, has just returned from
Alaska, where he has extensive min
ing interests, and with Mrs. Parker are
guests of Mrs. g. F. Naegele at Holly
Beach.
School Director John Daggan, &C.
companied by his two boys went to
Philadelphia last Saturday and visited
the Geological garden. The boys re-
turned to Wild wood In the evening
and Mr.. Daggan wen to Salem county
and spent the present week with
friends and relatives at Pittsgrove.
Speaking of the Daggan boys; N of
them, Ralph had the distinction of
making Champ CLARK go about last
July when the Speaker visited Wild
wood. Returned the blowing machine
on the Speaker while Congressman
Baker was sho wing him about the
Ocean Pier and their hats went off in
a hurry.
Mrs. Anna Hefner, of Lansdowne,
has decided to keep the Willows open
until October.
Bernard Lovett and family, of New
York City, will remain at the Roberts,
Crosse enu apartments, until Octo-
der 10Th.
Ed ward Turner who has been ill
with typhoid fever, Is now c~onvalesc-
ing at his parents home on Davis ave
Charles Hoffman, son of Edward
who recently died, fell and
broke his ankle while painting the
school building at Erma.
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