Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-17
WILDWOOD
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Miss Margaret MeElnOne, prOprle-
fress OF The Forest here, visited rela-
tiyes in Tioga this week and returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Drummer, of Philadelphia,
Is spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Harbot on 22d
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Rogers
closed their Leaning avenue cottage
and nave gone to Philadelphia for the
winter.
Safe deposit boxes to rent IN modern
fire proof vaults. $500 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
adv.
]. FL. Wardle, a post office inspector
from Philadelphia, spent Monday here.
He visited the local post office and also
called on Commissioner Hendee, who
had him out in his automobile.
Millinery Opening. e. A. VanHorn,
corner Pine and Pacific You
are invited to call.-adv.
Mrs. s. Siglinger returned to Wild
wood from the hospital In Philadel
phia last Friday, and is boarding with
Mrs. Maxwell until her arm heals.
She goes to the city once a week to
have 1t dressed.
For Rent-Seven 70 ON first floor
apartment, West Pine Apply
Corson,s Clothing Store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Simon, after
spending the summer in their cottage
on West Roberts avenue, returned to
their Philadelphia home on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Simon Is q retired policeman,
and he finds the shore agrees with his
health.
We have a large sam pie line OF pri-
vate Christmas Greeting cards, In lots
OF q dozen or more, with your name
printed thereon. Place your orders
early. r. W. Ryan, 148 East Wild
wood avenue.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Madden have
clored their cottage on Maple avenue
and are on q two weeks trip to New
York and up the Hudson, the Della
ware Water Gap; after which they will
return to their Philadelphia home.
After Christmas they will go to Florida.
w. 8. Walleigh, wife and son, OF
Philadelphia, are occupying a suite at
the Seaside apartments, Aster road, at
the Crest, for the month of October.
Ex-Mayor Latimer r.. Baker and
wife arrived at Willard Hall Wednes-
day evening from their automobile trip
to the state Of Maine.
You have probably been looking for
a non-smearing ink pad ? We have
them in stock, %, 80, SOC each. r. w.
Ryan, lab East Wildwood ave.-adv
Among the guests at Willard Hall
have been Mrs@tfnryFuaHer DR. Ed
ward d. Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jacobs, Mrs. Ida Randolph, Philadel-
phiaf Mrs. A. Il. Randolph, Lizzie
Whitaker, Bridgeton; M. T. M. Garri-
son, Miss Caroline Garrison, Camden;
Miss Clara DeIoit, Maine; DIR. Foote,
Vineland; Mr.. and Mrs. james Mac
Meeken and son, w. e. Teller.
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
ticulars from Robert ]. Kay, secretary,
Wildwood, N. J.-adv.
Ex-senator Everett Colby, the Pro-
gressive candidate for Governor, will
be here again on Tuesday evening,
October 81, and speak at 8 30 at Hunts
Comique theatre at Cedar venue and
the boardwalk. A Democratic meeting
was held at the Casino at two o'clock
this afternoon, at which Acting Gov
ernor Fielder and Congressman Baker
and the county candidates spoke. The
Governor and his party arrived on the
island at 10 80 in q dozen or SO automo-
biles and created quite a commotion as
they scampered over the island with
colors flying. A Republican meeting
will be held at Cape May Court House
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock.
Miss Frances Anne Eastlake, who
for some years has been actively identi-
fled with mission work at Atlantic
City, and in Philadelphia, is resting
from her duties, and enjoying the
Crest, while visiting her friends at the
Durham cottage.