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

wood avenue, will entertain the Ladies
Aid, OF Hollywood NJ. e. church,
Tuesday, October Z, 8 pm.
SThe new Third Ward fire house will
be turned over to the city this week.
Oakford Cobb, caretaker and driver of
one Of the fire fighting machines, has,
with his wife moved into the apart
ments in the building. The new
machines are expected next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNutt, of
Maple avenue, are on a visit Of two
weeks to Philadelphia and nearby
places.
Edwin Turner, Jr., 22O Davis emu
who was seriously i'll with typhoid
fever, has recovered and is on a weeks
visit to Philadelphia.
Mra. Harry Taylor, of West Chester,
who was suddenly taken ill while here
on = visit to Mrs. Kearns, has recover
ed and returned to her home.
Mark B. Reeves has the contract for
alterations to be made to the Roseland
cottage, conducted the past season by
Mrs: Karabell, on Oak n The
alterations will consist of the addition
of two new stories. The property is
owned by Oscar Huebner.
MI. and Mrs. Cyrus Tudor, of Glen
wood avenue, returned Tuesday after
an automobile trip to Altoona, Pa,
visiting Mrs. Tudor's mother, who is
seriously Ill.
Warren Mount and Miss Evelyn
Shaw started Tuesday for an automo-
bile trip to Delaware Water Gap, where
they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. A. ]. Benton and family have
returned to their Sparrows Point, Md,
home. This is the second season they
have spent in the Harrison apartments
and declare 1t is by no means their last
on the beach.
Miss Lydia Mech spent last week
in New York.
Miss Lena Harrison and her nephew
Robert, who have spent the summer
on the beach in her fathers residence,
haxs returned to Philadelphia.
Ills Il. Elliott ana wife, who have
summered this season In their hand
some house on Maple avenue, have
closed the cottage and returned to
Philadelphia.
Linen writing paper and correspon-
dence cards with your initial on 1t 25c
the box at r. w. Ryan's stationery
store 148 e. Wild wood avenue.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leathwhite
and their daughter and son-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. Isaac Bagley, returned
to their Camden home last week after
spending the summer as usual In their
handsome Central avenue home, at
25th street.
Mrs. George w. Fisher returned to
her city home last Sunday after a
successful season at the Hotel Glen
wood. Mrs. Fisher expects to build
and occupy her own hotel for next sea-
son, she having lots near the board
walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony j. Dover re-
turned to the city on Wednesday after
spending the season in their Atlantic
avenue cottage.
Mrs. Caspar Lutz returned to the city
the past week after spending the sum-
mer at Hand and Pacific
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Corson visited
relatives here over Sunday. MI. Cor
son is a railroad man with headquar-
tiers at Atlantic City. His regular run
is as fireman on the Nellie BLY,, one Of
the fastest trains between New York
and Atlantic City. A year or SO ago
he was promoted to engineer and he is
frequently called upon to act in that
capacity on freight and other trains.
He is an Anglesea boy, and married
Miss Rakestraw.
Mrs. Chas. F. NaegeIe and family re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn,
N. Y, the forepart of the week after
spending the summer here.
Fl. f. Eeeley and family returned to
their home In Bridgeton a few days
ago.
James d. ODER, employed by the
Coombs Lumber Co.. was hurt last
Monday by a board striking him in the
stomach. DIR. Cohen attended him.
He is unable to lie down day or night.
Miss Stimmler, who is occupying
her brothers. bungalow, on Leaning
avenue, met with a painful accident
while fishing on Monday. A fish hook
caught in her finger and a physician
was required to cut it out. Miss Slim
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