Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-22

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BUSINESS of the offence and announced
that sentence would be suspended, anC
he was allowed to go free on his gooC
behavior. All In the court room wer,
pleased to see Rogers and Cianfon
shake hands, apparently sho wing tina
there was no ill feeling now existing.
Ladies will please note that tn,
Wild wood Embroidery Shop has NOV
ed from 1872 b. Wildwood ave. to 300,
Board walk, where Miss Scott will b.
pleased to have you call and see he
display OF hand work exclusively.-ad'
Charles B. Durborow, the Rivertol
long distance swimmer, aud his wifi
will spend the week end as guests O
Miss l.. j. Cumming at her father
summer home, 219 e. Wildwood ave
nue..
The second August musicale will b
rendered in the Presbyterian churcl
nextTuesday evening, at 8 O'clock. 4
number of prominent soloists will TAX
part, including Professor and Miss Ste
vens, of Pittsburgh, Prof. |. M Smitl
and others prominent in the public eye
Julius Freck, of Frankford, who i
manager of a large jewelry store in tina
town, is spending his vacation her
with his family, enjoying the delight
Of Wildwood. They are stopping a
the Chalfonte.
Bart Slavin, who has been postmas
ter at Frankford for a number of years
arrived the past week with his famil,
to spend his vacation.
Rev. d. e. Lewis, of Bridgeton, CAV
his magic lecture in the new colore,
Baptist church on Wednesday evening
1t was a feast of mirth.
Prof. James II. Lord, A. G. o. O
Binghamton, N. Y, is registered a
Severn Hall.
Mira. w. j. Cowling, of Pen Argyl
Pa. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
George Marsh0n, Spencer avenue. Sh
is deeply Interested In her grandchilC
thai arrived tive weeks ego.
5000 to loan on first mortgage, Ii
sunisto suit. Anglesea Building an,
LoEn Association. Series just oegun
May Ingersoll is planning a trip +
Go6tSS NAOAOl ost ~ firtt 0ck IcldtttcE
DR.. and Mrs. e. M. Sullivan.
Edward Johnson is erecting a build
ing on the corner of Pacific and Spice
avenues. When completed he will
move his business there from the pres
ent location corner of Roberts avenue
Charles Hauser and wife are maxim,
their thirteenth annual visit to Wild
wood.
Mrs. r. Clunn, of Bridgeton is beinI
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Henr,
M. Kalbach.
Mrs. Marie Kientzle has been visit
ing her son Walter at the home o
Otilla Hess.
Mrs. William Fisher and mother, O
Philadelphia, we're recent guests of Fl
M. Kalbach and wife.
Stanley Kalbach is on a trip t,
Ashland, Ia, on business.
Mrs. Sue Brooks, who has been visit
ing her daughter in Toronto, Canada
has returned to Wildwood.
q. Vetere and wife, of Philadelphia
have been making a three weeks visi
to Wildwood, registering at the Clarion
j. q. Stock, Assistant Superinten
dent of the New Jersey Children'l
society, visited Wildwood over th,
week end. On Sunday he presented
this work at the Baptist, Lutheran
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
John Simpklns and T. III. M. Town
send were sent from Wildwood a.
delegates to the State Convention O
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America. The Conven
ton was held in Trenton this week.
Mrs. l.. Ida Dukes, formerly stat
president Of the Junior work of TIN
Endeavor Society, is stopping at tn
children's country week home on New
York avenue. Mrs. Dukes originated
this work in Camden.
AT close of season II you have an,
furniture that you want to sell address
Box 202, Wild wood P. o., N. J.-adv
Among the new arrivals at the Oceal
Wave, Mrs. Caspar Lutz, p%roprietress
Hand and Pacific avenues, are Rev
VIM. Grum, pastor Trinity M. e
church Camden, and wife, Mrs. Lem
Grum, Beatrice and Charlotte Grum
Miss Elizabeth Mailman, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Lee, Of Millville; James Grain
Miss Hannah, Philadelphia.
DIR. Thomas Edwin Eldridge, a bus,
Philadelphia physician, came to Wild
wood last night and lectured on cancer
tuberculosis and skin diseases at tn
Hotel Greylock. He returned to tn
city this morning.