Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-24

ments renovated and prepared for the
winter. Hot water heat Is being in
stalled by Koeneke Brothers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coombs expect to occupy the
apartment next week, which has just
been vacated by Nh. Cummins and
wife, who moved across the street into
the Eardley apartments.
School Director Harrison and son
Alfred left this week for Darby, Pa,
where they will operate a grocery for
the winter.
Miss Mary Means is now the stated
organist at the Holly Beach Presbyte-
rian church. 9
Miss Minnie Parminter Is visiting
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Samuel Riley has closed the
Weston apartments on Spencer avenue
for the eason aud returned to her Phil
adelphia home on north 26th street.
Baggage Master Harry Hughes has
been returned to his Wildwood run for
the winter months. With Mrs. Hughts
he is again stopping at the Havilla.
School Director Mrs. John Downing,
who recently was Ill. is now enjoying
much improved health.
Levi F. Butts, who has been away
for two weeks, has been heard from at
the Thousand Islands on the ST. Law
renee river.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society are
planning a Halloween party to be held
at the residence of Mrs. Leaning Rice
on Friday evening of next week. The
party held there a year ago was a great
success. Even a better M is planned
this year.
Joseph Hussong, of Camden, is CIV
ing serious consideration to building on
tue beach front in the near future.
The Boys Club of the Episcopal
church has resumed its meetings for
the winter. All boys from ten to twelve
years Of age are eligible for member
ship. The club meets on Thursday
evenings from 7.80 to nine o'clock,
Miss Edna Oberholzer, Aitefepend-
inc tie summs5 here % . clerk Tor the
West Jersey Electric Company, WIN
go to her home at Milroy, Pa, the lat
ter part of the week. She expects to
go to Akron, o., to take a position for
the winter.
e. M. Johnson reports the sale of two
lots on East Young avenu to Joshua
Bush and two to Chss. VonKatz at
$1,000 apiece. He also sold n on Ba-
ker avenus to Miss Selevin, of German
town. Each purchaser will build a
house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dever closed her cot
tage this week and returned to her
Philadelphia home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harbot have
closed their 22d avenue bungalow and
gone to their home in Tacony.
Master Walter Corson gave a party
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 10th, at HE
home On Glen wood avenue, in honor Of
his seventh birthday. Those present
were the Misses Myrtle Lowe, Mamie
Hyatt, Marie Risley, Martha Gibson.
Doris VanHorn. Vera Duverger and
Evelyn Corson; Master Elmer Taylor,
Elmer Pinker, Albert Neal, Robert
Butterfield. John Boyer, William Hunt,
and Samuel Gibson. Refreshments
were served and the little folks all re-
port a very good time.
Mrs. Ed ward B. Riley was quite sick
a few days ago al the result of a crab
bling expedition on one of the recent
fine days when the water was quite
rough.
Mrs. r. Siglinger is stopping with
Mrs. Annie Baxter, 1876 e. Oak avenue
Mrs. Mary Meyer has come down
from Philadelphia and rented for a year
the cottage at IA e. Andrew venue
owned by the Fred G. Meyer estate.
Raymond McAllister returned early
In the week from a two weeks vaca-
ton. He visited relatives and friends
In Woodstown, and spent a week in
Philadelphia.
Il Mrs. Leaning Rice, who went on a
visit with relatives at Billtown last
week, extended her trip to New York
City and Philadelphia. After spend
ing a pleasant visit with her mother In
the latter city she returned to her Wild
wood home last Monday.
Samuel Cooper, who has been wish
ting friends in Woodsto wn, returned to
Wildwood early in the week. He is
planning to go south next month, &C.
companied by Mrs. Cooper.
Miss Stella VanHorn made her week.