Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03
WILDWOOD
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from Hnlauelpuia ioohluB TOT AL lthi-
ian, said to have been cashier of the
defunct italian bank which closed its
doors about a year ago In That city and
supposed to have been in hiding in this
city. They searched a house on West
Oak avenue, with the aid of the local
police, but the search failed to find
him. It is supposed he learned Of the
police on his trail and left the city.
The Board Of Chosen Freeholders of
Cape May County made an auto trip
to Trenton on Tuesday on a tour of in
spection Of the State Asylum, which at
the present time has about 80 inmates
from this county. The Freeholders
also made a thorough inspection Of the
roadways on their trip, with a view OF
still lettering the already famous good
roads Of Cape May county. William
r. Pinker, one OF the local members of
the board, was unable to go, having a.
yer cold, pneumonia being threat
ened.
Several bicycles have been stolen the
past season, Harry Greaves being the
latest victim, someone appropriating
the wheel while Harry wasn't looking.
Fastest and cleanest ride to Phila-
delphia over the Reading.-adv
William r. Pinker has leased his
theatre on Schellenger avenu to Mr..
Stewart, Of the Hippodrome manage
ment, who will conduct motion pic
lures. Alterations have been mad to
the interior and the exterior painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harrison, OF
West Philadelphia, have decided TO
raise and build a story under their cot
tage on East Davis avenue; his brother,
Robert, will have charge of the altera-
tons.
The Jackson Drug Co. is making ex-
tensive alterations at their store, Pacific
and Oak The entire front
will be torn out and rebuilt In the most
modern fashion, marble and glass be-
ing the architectural scheme. The res
idence over the store, owned by VIM.
Major. Is to be removed to a site on
Pine avenue. near Pacific. The COM
pany is doing business in the rear Of
the store while alterations are in pro-
gress. Chas. Glenn Is in charge of the
work.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. $500 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
adv.
The West Association of Baptist
churches, of New Jersey, will meet In
convention October 7 and s, at Port
Norris. The following members of the
Wildwood Baptist church will attend
as delegates Mr.. and Mrs. G. A..
McWilliams, Mrs. Leaning Rice, Mrs.
Clarence Eldredge, Mrs. John New
comb, Bernard Tronnem and Pastor
Fisher and wife.
William H. Davis, Jr., of the Allen
Advertising Agency, New York, spent
Saturday night here, having come all
the way from Salem to confer with
Editor s. P. Foster on an important
political question that has been before
the state for some years, and that is to
be agitated again with great vigor. He
was a guest at the Seacrest.
For Rent-Seven room first floor
apartment, West Pine avenue. Apply
Corson's Clothing Store. adv.
Attorney w. e. zeller while here
Tuesday took time enough to call on
an old friend, and no matter which
way the election goes In November he
and a number OF his friends are sure Of
a good supper at the Holly Beach
Yacht club.
By %patronizing the Reading you will
be able to get the best of railroad facili-
ties.-adv
Mrs. Lucy Ann Mitchell, wife of Ar
chic Mitchell, died Friday, September
Goth. Funeral services were held at
her late late residence, lat w. Lincoln
avenue. She came to Wildwood 10
1889 from Halifax county, Va, and
lived here ever since. She was a good
wife and a loving mother and an old
fashioned christian. Her Oldest son
was the first colored child born on the
island. He is employed Al chauffeur
by DIR. Mayhem.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McConley left
for their city home this week and in
December will go to Florida for a few
months.
Among the new advertisements at
tention is called to the coal adv. of
Chas. w. Saul or page 6.-adv.
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