Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-07-18
Joseph Empol, upon complaint of

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Commissioner Ryan, was taken before
Squire Coombs this week charged
with maintaining a nuisance by keep
ing decayed garbage in open boxes at
his store, Lincoln and Pacific avenues,
In violation Of a city ordinance. Mr..
Empol refused to pay the fine on the
ground that the landlord should pro-
vide receptables, and chose to be locked
up rather than pay.
James Stewart and family, of Phil
adelphia, are guests at the New Centre
House for the summer. Mr.. Stewart
was one of the early settlers of Wild
wood, having erected the cottage now
adjoining Harbison's Bazaar. Seven
ty-five persons were registered as
guests over Sunday at the New Centre
House.
The truck garden at Pacific and
Taylor avenues, planted and cared for
by pupils of the Holly Beach Public
school, attracts much favorable COM
ment. An observer suggests that keen
er competition might be secured BY
having each pupils name posted on his
particular plot.
The baseball players are enjoying
the help of the new backstop at the
ball grounds. The covered portion
erected for P. r. r. band on Tuesday
10 being used by visitors at the games.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Wildwood
Baptist Church will hold their annual
sale of fancy articles on the boardwalk
on August 14th and 10Th.
James D. Winchell and family have
been at their 25th street cottage for the
past month.
Secretary Crane, of the new Wild
wood Trust Company, states that the
fixtures for the new bank building are
expected In a few days. He hopes to
have a definite announcement for the
stockholders soon as to when the new
bank will open for business.
Try an egg and milk with our new
electric shaker at loves, boardwalk
at Glenwood nvenue.-adv
Charles A. Reynolds, president of
the Merchants Trust Company, of
Camden, came down last night with
his family and they are in their Pine
avenue cottage for the season. They
recently returRed from an automo-
bile trip through Pennsylvania.
The Saturday evening dances will
commence at the Hotel Manor to-
morrow night.
An automobile party from Allen
town, Pa, visited Rev. G. r. Keiter,
pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran
church.. Those comprising the party
were DIR. and Mrs. Keiter, Ernest
Keiter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sykes,
Ned Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs. H~ottenstein
and Louis Hottenstein.
Members of the Sans Souci Club, of
Philadelphia, have been enjoying the
pleasures of Wildwood. Those In the
party seen on the boardwalk were the
Misses Alice Snyder, Salina johnson,
La Reigne Landeryoung, Mary Burt,
Elizabeth Ambel, Louise Muller, Min
ME Smaltzreid and Grace Graves.
The hydrangeas seen on 30 many
lawns on the beach are unusually beau
tifu this season and it is predicted that
it will not be long before Wildwood's
exhibition Of this beautiful flower will
rival that of Cape May.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wildwood Hotel Association was held
Wednesday evening at the City Hall.
The membership now is about fifty,
and effort is being made to enroll all
hotel proprietors In the city.
Rev. j. A. Maxwell, D. D., district
secretary of the Baptist Home Mission
airy Society, is again visiting WiIdw
with his family. They are stopping at
the Arlington. DR.. Maxwell is an in
defatigable worker and declares
Wildwood is the place for the exhaust
ed to recuperate.
Wildwood's popularity throughout
the United States was shown. by an ex-
perience OF of our reporters. AT the
Clarion, On Maple ave., he met Mrs. @.
F. Schleigh, of San Francisco, William
Dixon, of Wyoming, Bradford Willy,
of Providence, r. l., Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kelly, Of Elwyn, Pa. Later he
met Mrs. A. g. Clark, Of Mineral Wells,
Texas, a Wildwood enthusiast for years.
This group represents the extreme
West and South, North and the East.
One o. the interesting sights OF the
Island Is the arrival of the fishing
boats at Anglesea at about 9 q. m. and
watch the sorting and unloading of the