Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-10
WILDWOOD
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A number of small birds Of late have
been in the habit of finding a resting
place In loves candy store, on the
board walk, In the foliage that bedecks
the supports Of the room. Mr.. Lowe
says they first came for refuge at the
time Of a storm, and since have been
coming regularly. He encourages their
visits and finds them useful as fly
catchers.
For Rent-Seven room first floor
apartment, West Pine avenue. Apply
Corson'e Clothing Store. adv.
Mrs. A. e. Conover, widow OF Geo.
w. Conover, U. B. N, returned home
on Wednesday after spenting an enjoy
able two weeks as the guest Of Mrs.
s. Chew on West Maple
The engagement IA been announced
of Miss Florence Pierce of this place to
William Schneider, Of st. Petersburg,
: Fla. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. $500 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
adv.
Mrs. A. M. Albright is remaining
unusually late in her cottage on Mag
nolia avenue, which is being painted
by Adolf Anderson's force of men.
Mrs. Lulu Asbury closed her Poplar
avenue cottage this week and returned
to the city for the winter.
Charles Miller and family, after q
very successful season at the PennsyI-
vania, near Goth street, returned to the
city this week.
The Journal building lie being paint
ed by A. X. Blinn and his force of
painters composed Of George Grant
and Alfred Eldredge.
Mrs. Eliza Marshall and niece, Lii
liam VanSciver, and Irene Spencer, all
of Philadelphia, were Sunday visitors.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Powell and
son Raymond, of Germantown, were
Sunday visitors at MI. Powell's mother,
Mrs. David Powell. Mr.. Powell Is a
well known dentist of Germantown.
We invite YOU to join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
porations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
Bank.-adv.
William Wardell attended the funer-
al of his father at Long Branch on
Monday. Joel l.. Wardell was SO years
old, being born at Long Branch In
1927. He was q farmer most of his life,
but as a young man was in the COM.
mission produce business In New York
for twenty years. He retired from ac-
-svp-paEfness ABOUT TWO years ago.
"Mr. Wardell was the fourth genera
ton of the Wardell family to die at the
old homestead, !" says the Long Branch
Record, (which was built between
1850 and 1850. His grandfather, Will
liam WardelI, was of Revolutionary
fame. The deceased was a charter
member of the First Spiritualist
church, New York, having beer a
member since 1853. Prior to the or
ganization of the church Mr.. Wardell
was q believer in S~piritualistic doctrine,
and his widow had him buried with
the rites of that church. He lived a
quiet life, and loved his home and
family
Philip p. Baker, vice president of
the Wildwood Title and Trust Conn
pany was In Boston this week attend
ing the American Bankers conven-
ton.
Millinery Opening. e. A. anHorn,
corner Pine and Pacific You
are invited to call.-adv.
B. d. Keech, OF the Franklin Nation
al Bank, Philadelphia, has been visit
ing at the home of Edward B. Riley,
on Wild wood avenue.
Frank @. Grapevine, Burke avenue,
fell down a stair way while working in
a house at the Harbor the other day
and bruised himself considerably on
the face and arm.
New line Fall Neckwear and Trim
mings. Mech d Co.-adv.
Miss Kathryn Riley, bookkeeper for
Koeneke Brothers, and her sister Sue,
bookkeeper for 6enn-Coney Company,
spent their two weeks vacation at
Delaware Water Gap and touring
Pennsylvania, having a delightful
time.
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