Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-06-27
eugene FeIty and Fred spanrupf

we're working on wednesday on one OF
the new apartments on Garfield ave-
nue. being built for Kathryn Kerrigan
by r. A. Larcombe and the former is
at DR.. Kelchner's Emergency hospital
In a very serious condition and not ex-
pected to live. The other man was not
so badly hurt and will recover. They
were working on a plank placed on
two painters jacks which were fastened
to two of the third story windows. In
some way one of the jacks worked
loose enough to tip down and allow
one of the planks to slide off, throwing
the men down Into the alley a distance
Of about thirty feet.
Why don't you ride over the Read
ing2 You've wanted it for years.-adv
2>The new plant Of Abbotts Aldeney
Diaries will be put into operation to-
day. This plant is located on the west
side OF Holly Beach avenue, running
from Spicer to Spencer avenues and
will be one of the most up-tp-date
plants In the state, being equipped
with a ~pasteurizer, retainer, bother,
churner and other modern appliances.
A well has been drilled and they are
now pumping water for their own use
and will manufacture their own ice.
Contractors Parsons s. Robinson
were the low bidders, $428l on a new
school house to be built at Green
Creek, plans for which were drawn
by Lynn FL. Boyer. They are now
waiting the vote on the appropriation
and then 1t Is expected the contract
will be awarded to them.
Fried Egg Sundae special Saturday
and Sunday, at Lowe's.-adv
Miss Mildred Schellinger is in Red
Bank, Monmouth county, attending
the commencement exercises Of the
public school there Of which a girl
friend Is one Of the graduates. She will
visit relatives in Bayonne, Long
Branch and Asbury Park before re-
turning.
DR.. and Mrs. s. Dixon Mayhem have
had As their guests the past few days
MI. and Mrs. M. May and their two
children, Of Easton, Pa. The Doctor
and his wife took them on an auto trip
to Atlantic City on Wednesday.
The missionary address at the Bap-
fist church has been postponed until
July s..
Ladies will please note that the
Wild wood Embroidery Shop has NOV
ed from 1872 e. Wildwood ave to 8008
Board walk, where Miss Scott will be
pleased to have you call and see her
display Of hand work exclusively.-adv
DR.. L. D. Cremin, of New York, and
Arthur Stanford, of Staunton, Va, are
guests OF DR.. e. X. Tullidge at Glen
wood and Ocean Mrs. Tul-
lidge was down Wednesday to attend
a meeting Of the Women's Civic club
aud will come down next week for the
season.
Corner lot for sale on boardwalk so
by 100, clear of all encumbrance, title
good and marketable price to quick
buyer 500. Apply only to William
H. Bright, 4607 Pacific avenue.-adv.
The engagement of Miss Olive Risley,
of west Glenwood avenue, to Ben AL
b~ertson, of Atlantic City, is announced.
]. Bradford Mortimer, chauffeur for
former Mayor L. r. Baker, writes the
JOURNAL of an encounter with a big
black bear in the mountains of Penn
sylvania near Zion, in what is called
7-mile narrows. The animal was fully
six feet tall and appeared on the lone
~ mountain road in front of the auto
mobile. The bear, although seeming
ly very hungry, did not put up much
Of a fight and the party escaped I'M
harmed.
BY patronizing the Reading you will
be able to get the best Of railroad racili-
ties.-adv
AAS' AhOhhao AAnLuoV CAtcAtahuOu al
auto party from B%ridesburg from Sat-
urday until Monday at her 22d avenue
bungalow composed Of the following:
Charles Sim, wife and son, Miss Lou
isa Meyer, Miss BERTHE Myer and Fred
Sworts and wife.
The body Of Francis J.. Burns was
found in Ottens Harbor on Monday.
He recently removed here with his
parents, and on Saturday went fishing
and his boat vas found Sunday. The
family lived in the Stevens cottage at
the Harbor. He was employed by
West Jersey Electric Co., and it is said
that forty dollars were found on the
body.