Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-10


ers were Prof. Levanus Myers, Rev.
Laird, George w. Rogers, e. g. Slaugh.
ter, City Clerk Whitesell, q. M. john
son, Mark B. Reeves, G. II. Hnppert,
A. McMurray, Commissioner Hendee
and Postmaster Harris. S. A. Laning
thought it essential to know what the
bonded Indebtedness of the city was
and asked that question. City Treas
urer Kay informed him that it war
about 1915 900 net. AS to the location
of the bandstand Mr.. HARRISON moved
that the chair appoint a committee OF
fifteen, five from each ward, to recon-
mend a site, to report at some future
meeting to be called. Mayor Smith
named the following committee:
First Ward-T. S. Goslin, WI. Har-
bison, ]. Albert Harris, Mark Reeves,
Harry s. Durham.
Second Ward-Jose Geisen berger,
Edwin Johnson, Sr., Henry Schwem-
mer, L. P. Coney, Charles Albig.
Third Ward-C. A. Norton, g. H.
Kurtz, Somers Barnett, Geo. I. Stein,
Frank Sharp.
Lewis s. Acker, in the employ Of
the Acme Tea company in Philadel-
phia for fifteen years, has bought the
grocery store business of the late David
Powell and has taken charge. Mr..
Acker's wife is the sister of Mrs. Otto
Koeneke, and they will move from the
city next Monday into the Lockwood
apartment on Pine avenue.
Charles Bridges and son Ralph, of
Vermont, visited their uncle, Squire
Charles Bridges, on Wednesday. They
are prosperous farmers of that state
and were on the way west to visit rel
atives In Kansas. They desired to take
in Richmond, Va, on the trip, and
after considerable perseverance among
the railroad offices in New York, they
were finally routed by way of Philadel-
phias Cape Charles, Norfolk, and
Richmond.
During alterations don't forget that
the jewelry business of Max Mayer is
being continued under the Seacrest
hotel, on Oak avenue. Repairing Of
4aE1aaeA &ene@aag
Mrs. N. e. Henriek wishes to con
tradict the statement in last weeks
Journal that a wedding reception had
been given to her son Archer at Hotel
Portland, she not knowing of his
marriage at that time, and having no
acquaintance whatever with the per-
sons who were mentioned as being
present. 1t appears to be a case where
the Journal reporter was imposed
upon.
OBank Clerk William q. Todd, of the
Marine National Bank, concludes q
two weeks vacation tomorrow. He
spent a portion of the time in New
York attending a convention connected
with the Episcopal church.
David A. Deering, wife and little
daughter left for their city home on
Sunday. Mr.. Deering was en- ployed
at the Journal Office all summer. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Wa
tiers, mother of Mrs. Deering. Mrs.
has rented The Willows, on Cedar ave-
nue., to Miss Annie Hefner for another
season. Raymond Nolan, another
Journal employee, has taken aposition
in a Philadelphia printing Office also.
Ladies will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery Shop at the old location,
1872 E. Wild wood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
needs In this line and help you out on
the new stitches.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Bastian, Sr.
and Mr.and Mrs. Henry s. astian, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, who have been occu-
plying the Meyers apartments or But
tercup road, have returned to their
homes after enjoying the month of Sep
tember. They were sorry they could
not enjoy the month of October also, but
business matters called them away.
They say they will try and do better
next season, as the Crest is the only
place for amusement and sports, such
as are satisfactory to any family. IS
Squire Charles Bridges, of Andrew
avenue Holly Beach, and Mrs. Mary
Dawes, Of Fox Chase, Pa, were recent
ly married.
Miss Jennie Konowitch is substitute
ing for Miss Florence Steelman in the
primary department at the Holly
Beach ochool.
The City Commissioners were in
Trenton Tuesday and were ordered by
the State Board Of Health to get to
work on the sewage disposal plant be.
tween now and January.