Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-26
WILDWOOD

Mrs. Rosa Siglinger is in the Jeffer-
son hospital with q broken arm. About
two weeks ago she fell at her home on
Pine avenue in the early morning and
Rev. Howard E. Snyder. IN his way
to his Hudson river home, visited her
on Wednesday ct the hospital and
states that she is well cared for. Her
arm was broken at three places, be-
tween the shoulder and elbow. Mr..
Snyder found her cheerful and very
hopeful. Her recovery will be neces-
sarily slow. Mrs. Siglinger is about
20 years of age, and a host of Wild
wood friends hope to greet her again
soon.
Ladies will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery Shop at the old location,
1872 e. Wildwood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
needs in this line and help you out on
the new stitches.-adv.
Hugh j. Duffy and family, after
spending the summer here IN the
Marlton apartments, left for the Sand
wich Islands on Monday. Mr.. Duffy
is a naval officer, being chief boats vain
at the United States naval station at
Honolulu.
r. d. Richman, local agent of the
P. r. r., will start on his vacation Oct.
8. Baby Richman, five weeks old, will
be one of.the party, if not the most inn
portant, as a visit will be made to rela-
tives at Malaga and nearby places.
Subscribe now for stock in the four
tenth series of the Five Mile Beach
Building and Loan association. 1t is
paying over 81 per cent. Get full par
t~iculars from Robert J. Kay, secretary.
Wildwood, N. J.-adv.
Shep Coombs is planning to enlarge
his store, raising the building adjoining.
The new storeroom will be 30x80 feet.
This has been found necessary to take
care of his expanding business. Opeff
alton will begin at once. w. H. Wash
burn has the contract.
HI. Paul Hallowell, who has spent
the summer with his parents. left lasl
Saturday for Hamilton, New York,
where he will take up his Senior year
studies at Colgate University.
Erwin Wagner, who has been en-
gagged 1t the Reading freight station
this summer, left for Philadelphia last
Saturday. E. B. Riley, Jr., has been
promoted to take Wagner's place.
New line Fall Neekwear and Trim
mings. Mech & Co.-adv.
The advertisement of Sale for Delin-
quent Taxes included the name Of
Philip H. Storch In error, same having
been paid. Robert J. Kay, Collector.
Henry w. Mcintyre will erect a
seven room cottage on West Pine ave-
nue.. Martin Newkirk has the con-
tract and will shortly begin operations.
Among the new advertisements at
%tention is called to the coal adv. Of
Chas. w. Saul OF page 6.-adv.
Miss Edna E. Colladay, the vivacious
actress who created a stir among the
young men here a year ago, gave an
entertainment at Norma, zeal Vine
land, last Saturday.
g. I'll. Huppert exhibited some pears
this week, grown at his Magnolia ave
nue. home, Weighing three-quarters of
q pound.
For Rent-Seven room first floor
apartment, West Pine avenue. Apply
Corson's Clothing Store. adv.
There were three sections Of the dol
lar excursion train brought to the
island last Sunday. The Pennsy
brought two and the Reading one.
The total number of passengers were
about 1900.
An enthusiastic party Of six went
over to Cape May last Saturday even
ing to attend the meeting of the Cape
May Lodge, LOOT. The group con-
sisted Of Oscar Risley, Warren Bond,
w. H. Churchill, Samuel Miller, Mar
tin Long and Lanning Myers. They
reported having a good time.
Delegates from Mayfiower Lodge,
I.O.O.F., Of Cape May, came over to
Wildwood last Monday to witness the
initiatory exercises held at the local
lodge room. As guests Of the local
members, they enjoyed a sumptuous
repast before departure to our sister
resort.
The pay car on the Pennsylvania
road visited the beach yesterday. This
accounts for hat anticipatory look on
the faces of employees Of that road dur
ing the past week.