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

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ness meeting last Saturday. The re-
ports showed the road to be In q highly
satisfactory condition. 1t is believed
that the profits for the year will be su fl
Client to pay the operating expenses
and interest on bonds. The manage
ment was commended and congratula-
ted. Those present were President j.
Thompson Baker, General Manager
E. G. Slaughter, Secretary o. 1. Black
we'll, Treasurer w. f. Short, G. Luger,
NJ. D. Swisher, George N. Smith, He
Der Crane and Mark B. Reeves.
Harry s. Douglass, Republican can
didate for sheriff, was here Wednesday
interviewing the voters. He Is gaining
friends every day. Every Republican
should come out on Election day and
vote for him and also for Lewis Z. Ste
vens for the Assembly. Stevens is as
good a man as Stokes, and everybody
knows what a good record Stokes made
as governor. All our voters who are
In the city should make 1t q point to
get down to vote on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
The eyes of the nation and the world
are on New Jersey.
d The Beach Realty company, the sue
cessor of the original Holly Beach I'M
provement company, held a meeting
yesterday at the office of its president,
q. A. Norton. H. A. Spencer, Thomas
Montgomery, Wm. Goldstein, and w.
s. Darnell, the secretary, were down to
attend the meeting. l.. r. Baker was
also IN attendance. This company
holds the riparian right 10 the whole
Holly Beach ocean front.
Ladies will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery Shop at the old location,
1872 E. Wild wood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
needs in this line and help you out on
the new stitches.-adv.
The Wildwood and Delaware Bay
Short Line Railroad company has q
siding connected with Saul's new coal
yard. Thetfede runs across Cedar ahd
Schellenger avenues to Lincoln avenue
on a plot Of land upon which Mr.. Saul
has built a barn, commodious coal
sheds, an office and other buildings, all
fixed up in fine style and ready to do
business. Three cars of coal were OIL
the siding yesterday being unloaded.
A spur will be connected with the
Coombs Lumber yard shortly.
Masked dance at Bakers Danceland
pier Saturday evening, Nov. l. Bene-
fit of Wildwood High School Athletic
association. Tickets, Csc.
Z G. G. Eldredge, cashier of the Marine
I National Bank, left Wildwood on Mon.
day to enjoy a vacation of two weeks.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Eldredge
on the trip. Jessie and Elizabeth are
staying with their grandparents and
attending school during the absence of
their parents.
We have a large sample line of pri-
vate Christmas Greeting cards, in lots
of a dozen or more, with your name
printed thereon. Place your orders
early. r. w. Ryan, lab East Wild
wood avenue.-adv
Assemblyman John A. Ackley was
here Tuesday. He cried sale Of house
hold goods which he sold at his Glen
wood avenue house. Mr.. Ackley is the
Democratic candidate for Senator in
Cumberland county. His Republican
opponent is Morris Davis, postmaster
at Bridgeton.
Mrs. A. E. Wells, the well known
woman evangelist, will inaugurate an
evangellstic campaign next Sunday at
the Hollywood M. e. church. Mrs.
Wells will be in evidence at both morn
ing and evening services and at the
Sunday-school in the afternoon. The
members of the church are awaiting
the coming Of Mrs. Wells and will CO.
operate with her in striving to attain
the same results that rave crowned her
efforts in other places. Meetings will
be held every week day night inclu-
ding Saturday at 7.8O. 9 aagaaals
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity
Lutheran church will give one of its
FAMOUS sour kraut suppers at the
Hotel Etna on Saturday evening, No
vember 1st. Supper served from five
to nine o'clock. \
The Pennsylvania Railroad is plan
ming to run trains over the new Grassy
Sound bridge the end of next week.
Superintendent James Buckalew was
here last Saturday in a special car and
inspected the bridge.
Winchester Bonham declares the out
look for building is brighter than at