Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-26
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Wednesday.
Mrs. James Bulmer closed her cot
tage at 10th and Pennsylvania avenues
this week and returned to her city
home. The Bulmer family have been
coming here for many years, coming
early and staying late, enjoying every
minute.
Lemuel p. Garrison has the contract
to build a four three-room apartment
on East Hand avenue for Mr.. Why
land, of Philadelphia.
Harry Fry, a painter, has moved TO
Camden with his family from the Fer
ris apartment on Pine avenue.
We invite YOU to join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
porations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
Bank.-adv.
Benjamin Mitchell, who has driven
n of the u. s. Express wagons this
summer, has gone on a trip to Montreal,
Canada.
The U. s. Express Co. has been
grati6ed with its Wildwood business,
it being beyond all that had been an
ticipated.
TheMcCurdy family, ofGermantown,
who have been occupying the Spooner
apartments on Montgomery avenue,
have returned to their Philad 81 phia
home.
John Scott, the Philadelphia mer-
chant, has sold his fine Leaning avenue
apartments through w. H. Bright,
the consideration being $1,000.
Mrs. Robert Harrison, who has been
ill, is now recovering.
Linen writing paper aud correspon-
dence cards with your initial on 1t 25c
the box at r. w. Ryan's stationery
store 143 E. Wildwood avenue.-adv.
Miss Anna Dubois, aunt of Miss
Lydia Mech, who has been visiting
relatives and friends In frankfort and
Morton, Pa, has returned to Wildwood
for the winter.
Mrs. Tice, of the Havilla, was a Phil
adelphia visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie g. Graham, who spent a
week visiting friends on the beach, re-
turned to Lansdowne on Monday.
Mrs. Graham, who is close to 80 years
OF age, is the owner Of the Lansdowne
Hotel on 5pIcer avenue She first
came to Wildwood when there were
only two houses built. She was
always closely in touch with the relig-
ious work of the island.
aA.s. lalsle Mayer, or Burk avenue,
spent Tuesday In Philadelphia.
Rev. ]. H. Earle, a representative of
the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League,
made a good impression at the Presby-
terrain church on Sabbath evening. He
secured an offering amounting to $26.
Recently an offering Of $50 was taken
in the Baptist church for the same
cause.
Mrs. and Miss Morrison, Of Bustleton,
Pa, are spending the month of Sep
tember at the Scott apartments, on
Leaning avenue.
Prof. Duncan L. Spooner left the
beach last Friday for Athens, N. Y.
where he will join DIR. Stough's evan
gelistic party in their campaign at that
place. In November they will go to
BERWICK, Pa, where great interest Is
already manifested. The BERWICK
papers record great interest in the
Union prayer meeting, held in prepara-
ton for the coming meetings. The larg-
est churches have not been large enough
to accommodate the attendance at the
two Sunday afternoon Union prayer
meetings, one of which is held for men
only and the other for women only.
Attorney William e. zeller visited
the beach Tuesday. AS usual, he was
on the jump as well as on the job. He
returned to Philadelphia on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. F. A. Guenther, of Philadel-
phia, is enjoying a s%ojourn at her Wild
wood cottage on Maple avenue and
will entertain over Sunday an automo-
bile party from Philadelphia consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. John Major, Miss
L. Guenther, Mrs. o. Guenther and
MI. II. g. Guenther. Mrs. f. A. Guen-
Their will return to the city with the
party in MI. Guenther's automobile.
John Stryker, the Oak avenue meat
man, has closed his store and gone to
Philadelphia, where he has obtained a
position In the Reading terminal mar
ket.