Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-28


phia, came down on Saturday and have
secured apartments at the Abbey for a
stay Of two weeks. Mr.. Kirk is owner
OF a large business store In his home
city. Mrs. Carrie Block, wife of a
Presbyterian minister of Olney, also ar
rived at the Abbey for a limited stay.
Two Philadelphia girls, Miss Martha
Dix and Miss Helen Chamberlain are
enjoying a fortnight's vacation at this
hotel.
Our annual August sale now on. You
can saw money in this sale. Read our
adv. on page 5. Mech & Co.
Harry Rice, a Philadelphia coffee
merchant, accompanied by his wife,
have secured apartments at the Witte
and will be down several weeks. A
party of Philadelphia business men are
also at this hotel comprising Hugh
Clark and wife, Mrs. A. Miller, John
Il. Walsh and ]. Evans. CLARK con
Quoted the Gayety theatre last year
with MI. Walsh as his partner.
Subscribe now. only $500 a year for
the Journal.
Mrs. Laura Atkinson, who is con-
Quoting Mrs. S%iglinger's Sunshine cot
tage on Maple avenue, is caring for a
large number of summer guests, inclu-
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sieferman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes, of Mill
vile; Mrs. George w. Lout and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mayburry,
of Pottstown, Pa; Reinhold Miller, of
Millville; Miss Ida Hit. Of Frank
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Davis, Mrs.
L. Gacher and children, Mrs. Leonard
Paschall, Mrs. Gertrude Templer, Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Speth and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank REM and child, of
Philadelphia. MI. REM is an engrav-
ing jeweler.
We wish to call your attention to our
circulating library. Rates Sc per week.
Mech & Co.
w. A. FARRELL and wife, of Glassboro,
are located at Haddon Hall for a linn
tied stay. Recent arrivals include
Mrs. r.. Lash, May Cumberland, Dor
othy, Regina and Frances Cumberland,
Mrs. A. T. Steyer, Miss Conner, Eliza
beth Kenning, of Philadelphia; HI. H.
Lunn and wife, s. @. Was, wife and
daughter. of Altoona. Mr.. and Mrs.
HI. 7. Miller, of Philadelphia, came
down this week for a forth gifts stay
at this house, and H. r. Whitcraft
was a week end visitor.
James B. Rudhart, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, are down for a
two weeks vacation and have chosen
the Abbey rs their summer vacation
home. Others here are Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Brick and daughters, Mr.. aud
Mrs. E. V. Gaun and son, Miss Marion
McDade, Martha Dix, Helen Cumber-
land, VIM. Altman, Ethel Derbyshire,
MI. and Mrs. A. f. Long, Mrs. w. A.
Broadbent and daughter Dorothy, F.
Powell and family.
MI. and Mrs. j. G. Hitner had the
pleasure OF flying with Aviator Gray
last Sunday. AS Mr.. Gray can only
carry one passenger at q time, they
made the trip separately, but both sta
ted they enjoyed the flight. They are
stopping at the Winona, as are also
Gertrude jackson, Stanley McCurdy,
Mrs. Hornsby, Jennie Clemens, Miss
Jones, Alfred 8. and Coleman Hitner.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Tomlinson, of
Chestnut Hill, came down this week
and are stopping at this hotel.
Guests at the Prospect at the Crest
this week have been Warrick r. Ed
wards, of Baltimore, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Anderson, of Pittsburg;
John O'Neill and wife. of Wilmington,
Del; H. Morse, of Burlington; Miss
Clara Stadelmair, Miss Dora Gulker,
Ernest Kumperman, Mrs. M. Sullivan,
Mrs. Thornton and daughter, of Phila-
delphia.
E. ]. Mclaughlin and son, OF Pitts
burgh, are located at the sheldon for a
two weeks visit. Mr.. Mclaughlin is a
diamond broker and conducts the
largest jewelry store in Allegheny.
D. K. Murdoch, of Philadelphia is an
other recent arrival at the Sheldon.
Murdoch is private secretary to the
first vice-president Of the U. G. /. Co.,
in Philadelphia. Two prominent doc
tors, l.. Williams aud DR.. aud Mrs. H.
B. Adams arrived for a limited stay
this week.
Harry Barnes, Alfred and Will
Barnes, Gus. Gilbert and Frank s..
Harner formed a fishing party one day
last week and started from the Winona
for the fishing banks off Anglesea.
They had a delightful trip and brought