Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-03

HIcnW0o0, epeut SUNDAY 81 the
home of Thos. s. Goslin, on Glenwood
Mr.. Clendenning is an expert
in the raising of bees.
The house on Glenwood avenue own
ed by J. Q. Todd, occupied by Rev.
Keiter, is being raised in order that a
heater can be installed. B.V.VanHorn
is in charge of the work.
Mrs. A.. G. Clark has left for her
winter home at Mineral Wells. Texas.
New line Fall Neckwear and Trim
mings. Mech Il Co.-adv.
w. Morgan Sinister and family, who
have spent the summer season In the
Dever cottage, at Juniper and Atlantic
avenues, returned to their Washington,
D. O., home on Thursday.
The Hotel Cromwell closed for the
winter this week.
The Haentze family, who have spent
a delightful summer in the Hewitt
cottage, on Young avenue, returned to
Philadelphia the latter part of last
week.
sJacku Halleran, conductor on the
Pennsylvania road, and who has been
living on Youpgs avenue, has moved
with his family to Ocean City. Mr..
Halleran, who will run on the Ocean
City branch, is an obliging trainman
and we regret to lose him.
Mrs. Anna S%weinhart, of Phoenix
Vile, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Friday at their cottage on Rob-
erts avenue. Mrs. Sweinhart Is Mrs.
fridays sister.
James Hogan, Of Mount Holly, for
mer state engineer on the Inland
Waterway, was a guest at the Havilla
this week. Mrs. Valentine B. Lee and
son, of Philadelphia, also spent several
days there this week.
Samuel Roberts has bought out the
interest of Reuben T. johnson with
whom be has been in business for some
years at Pacific and Taylor n
School Director Robert Harrison re-
ports the sale, by him, OF the cottage
of John Scott, 1879 Bennett avenue, to
Mrs. Mary Stewart, of Philadelphia.
Raymond Wisham, who has been
emp loyed at the store of Roberts d
johnson all summer, left Monday for
his home in Mount Holly.
Millinery Opening. E. A.VanHorn,
corner Pine and Pacific avenues. You
are invited to call.-adv.
Mrs. DIR. wardell, of New York,
arrived on Monday for an indefinite
stay to enjoy the autumn season at her
cottage, the Goldenrod, ON Bennett
avenue.
Robert Harrison has closed bis gro
Gerry store for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schoch, Of
Philadelphia, are staying two weeks at
Willard Hall. Other guests are Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Robbins, of Borden
town.
Prof. William Noelsch and wife, who
have spent a pleasant summer in their
Maple venue cottage, returned to
Philadelphia this week.
8. A. Laning, like all good politi-
clans, took In the Trenton fair on
Thursday Of this week.
The social held under the auspices of
the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
society on Tuesday evening was a
pleasant affair. Those taking part
were Pastor Laird and wife, Miss Mary
Means, Miss Ruth Raymer, Miss Eva
Stein, Ed win Smiley and DR.. Spooner.
Cake, ice cream and other dainties
were served at the close Of the program.
e. J. Weisler, tailor, has rented one
of the VanHorn stores.
Edwin Smiley, late of the U. 3.
army, has been appointed a substitute
at the Anglesea life saving station.
The annual convention of the Cape
May County Sunday-school conven-
ton was held at Cape May yesterday,
at which Mrs. Ada Stout represented
the Presbyterian school.
Fred Smith, who has been delivery
mar for Grocer w. H. Stein, is in the
Jefferson hospital suffering from ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. E. L. Denton, Davis avenue, is
spending two weeks in Philadelphia.
On account of alterations the jewelry
business of Max Mayer will be contin-
ued temporarily under the Seacrest no.
tel, Pacific and Oak All
kinds of repairing done.-adv.
w. H. Bright, elected a member Of
the state committee at the recent pri-