Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-12
WILDWOOD
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MeHbrs. hIDRl lbIaIu anu lOmpklH5
were appointed a committee on prizes
and the awarding OF them. They were
authorized to arrange for the parade in
conjunction with the Entertainment
committee.
The question OF unjust water rates
was discussed. 1t was suggested that
such bills be paid on protest and re-
ceipts taken, and then refer the matter
to the Commissioners for action.
A number of bills were presented,
upon which appropriate action was
taken. A motion was carried request
ing the Commissioners to appropriate
$50 to meet small bills that should be
paid by the city.
Before adjournment Levanus Myers,
who has acted as secretary to the Board
for nine years, served notice that he
would not be q candidate for reelection.
He stated the service had always been
q pleasant one; the c%ongenial and har-
monious cooperation of members and
officers had always been in evidence.
He stated the Increasing cares pressing
upon him and the desire to have some
little vacation had decided his action.
Harry Churchill was recommended for
membership. The meeting then adj
journed for two weeks.
Leslie Cald well is planning to build
a store and three apartments on his
Pacific enu lot, next to the Scum
Coney Co., building. The contract
has been awarded to A. M. Ely, who
will begin operations the first OF next
week.
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.
Harlem Tommy Murphy, wife and
daughter. came here last week from
Brooklyn in their auto and spent five
days with Mrs. Thomas Harbot. She
also entertained MI. and Mrs. F. Them.
f. Facklis, her daughter, Lidie Harbot.
grand daughters Elizabeth Stewart
and Mary Harbot, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Geo. Boland and Miss Evelyn
Hillman left for their home in Phila-
delphia after spending 2 weeks with
Mrs. L. q. Medley on Pacific
Alfred +. Walls has contracted with
Winchester Bonham for a cottage on
Maple avenue, east of Park
Work on same was commenced this
week.
e. Schlichting, the islands oldest
citizen, being In his saith year, made
a trip to the city on Monday.
w. g. Gross and Miss Wilson, of
New Berlin, Pa, are guests at Willard
Hall.
Now that the land sales are over this
year, we would recommend that in
vestors examine the buildings offered
for sale by Carl Seibert, whose ad., Is
on the first page-adv.
At the opening of Court on Tuesday
John w. Thompson, Of the keystone
Telephone Company, presented the
new Judge, Henry H. Eldredge. with
a fine bunch of asters.
Linen writing paper and correspon-
dence cards with your initial on 1t 25c
the box at r. w. Ryan's stationery
store 143 e. Wildwood avenue.
Henry Apeler and family closed their
Taylor venue cottage this week and
returned to their city home on North
Broad street.
H. McClelland and wife, who spent
the summer in their Maple avenue
cottage, returned to their city home
yesterday accompanied by their daugh-
ter and s~on-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Donaghey.
For Rent-Desirable six room house
by the year. los e. Young avenue,
from Sept. 20. j. Halleran.
William Layton, a Philadelphia
produce merchant, with his wife and
son were guests at Willard Hall last
week. They returned to the city on
Thursday In their automobile accom-
panied by Miss Ada Wentzell the latter
a Camden schoolteacher.
A. s. Levy, who resigned as agent
Of the w. & D. B. r. r. at the end of
August, has resumed his old position as
Chief Clerk at the Chestnut street
freight station of the Reading r. r.
n. g. Phillippi, of Belmar, has been
appointed agent at the w. & d. B.
R. r.. Mr.Phillippi has been connected
with the Merchants and Miners trans
portation Co., OF Philadelphia. He
is planning to move his family here
shortly.
By patronizing the Reading you will