Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-19

who Is employed IN the city SOLICITORS
Office of that place, and Miss Barbara
Coon were the guests OF Mrs. Jennie
Waters, on Cedar avenue over Sunday.
Lawyer Palmer M. Way has awarded
the contract to q. A. Norton for a cot
tege on 22d street, opposite the resi-
dence of John W. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, of Pottstown,
Pa, and the Misses Ramsey and
Sparrow, of Pittsburgh, are at the
Cromwell for a week.
Stop Look and walk in, and get
that famous Soft Walnut Candy. Also
fresh Peanut and Cocoanut Brittle.
At Tronnem's Sweets. adv.
J. v. Townsend, who is manager of
DR.. Cohen's drug store, is away on a
visit to Baltimore with his family
spending his vacation. Returning
they will stop of at different places of
interest.
John Carlson, III Montgomery ave-
nue., took a trip to Atlantic City last
week where he was married to Miss
Pauline Payne in the Episcopal church
of that place.
For Rent-Seven room first floor
apartment, West Pine avenue. Apply
Corson's Clothing Store. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. r. Baker left in
their automobile this week for Maine
to visit relatives, their objective point
being Addison.
Joseph e. Sherer, of the Union
National Bank, Philadelphia, with his
family are spending the month In their
Magnolia emu cottage.
Stop /! Look and walk in, and get
that famous Soft Walnut Candy. Also
fresh Peanut and Cocoanut Brittle.
At Tronnem's Sweets. adv.
Rev. 8. A. Harker, of Clayton, at
one time rector of the Holly Beach
Presbyterian church. was at a meeting
of the West Jersey Presbytery held at
Pleasantville on Monday and was
elected to serve as It's moderator for the
ensuing six months, DR.. Laird second
ing his nomination.
The grand jurymen from the island
at Court last week were Richard Rauch,
foreman; Q. A. Norton, T. s. Goslin
and d. Miles Rigor. John V. Red
mond made application for a license to
retail liquor In Holly Beach at the cor
ner of Taylor and Holly Beach avenues,
In the unfinished brick building which
Contractor Frank e. Smith erected a
couple of years ago. Under a new law
the Court will receive bids on Sept. 81
for the license privilege. A couple OF
days were taken up last week In the
suits OF Mrs. o. J. Leigh against Ed
ward f. Howard and James A. Dare,
involving q strip of land on the corner
of Cedar aud Pacific avenues. The
jury rendered q verdict In favor OF
Howard, but 1t is said the case will be
appealed on the law points involved.
Among the witnesses were Mrs. Vile
man, F. e. Smith, H. e. Weir and
e. III. 6hearer. The case of VIM. Ii.
Lare, collector of Wildwood Crest,
against Stephen Thurber, was settled
in favor of Lare, who brought suit for
commission for renting a house. The
case of Judge W. B. Matthews against
q. Houston Gondiss involved the rental
of a house at the Crest a year ago and
same Is being settled.
Rev. j. H. Earle, one of the Virginia
staff of the Anti Saloon League, OF
New Jersey, will speak in the Presby-
terrain church on Sabbath evening.
A fine little daughter was born to
Professor and Mrs. Herschel Q. Parker,
at IL 30 Monday morning, September
10th, In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coombs, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Newkirk, of Elmer, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon Newkirk, of Clay
ton, have been spending several days
in apartments at the Poplars. Some
of the party went to the bay shore on
Tuesday and caught about seventy
weak and other fish.
Mrs. e. P. Bosch has returned to
Philadelphia for the winter. Her son,
q. w. Bosch, who was seriously i'll
during the summer, accompanied her.
He was very much benefited by bis
s%ojourn at Wild wood this year.
Joseph H. Thorp, Of Philadelphia, a
Civil wal veteran, has been spending
the week here. He owns q property
on West Montgomery avenue.
Howard Coombs, secretary-treasurer
Of the ]. HI. Coombs Lumber company