Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-17
WILDWOOD
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Charles G. Curry. The latter and
Miss Roser have been sweethearts for
some time and are a devoted couple.
On Sunday Miss Roser and her fiance
enjoyed the bathing all morning and
in the afternoon went out rowing.
Mr.. Curry is an excellent boatman and
the trip immensely enjoyed.
Ladies' colored silk stockings 25c. soc,
81, at Harbison's.
John X. Cathcart, of the Cathcart
Plumbing Co., Of Philadelphia, arrived
this afternoon for a short stay. He is
the guest OF William B. Grauel, Jr., In
the latter's apartments at the Universal.
Mr.. Cathcart's business interests pre-
vent him spending an extended vaea-
ton here and he will be forced to re-
turn Monday morning.
TO loan $40, 900 for first Mortgages,
sums to suit, bring papers. Kings
Realty Co., 129 e. Wildwood avenue,
Wildwood, N. J.-adv.
Billy Grace, a prominent Philadel-
phian, who Is connected with The
Evening Bulletin, was q visitor over
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Grace has
been coming to Wildwood since 1907
and Is enthusiastic in his praise of our
handsome resort. He has q wide circle
of friends among the business and
social classes and his visits here are
both pleasurable and profitable.
Ackley's real estate office on the
boardwalk is now open for the season.
James Toland, a model pugilist, who
neither chews, smokes or drinks, and
is a good fellow despite these good
habits, has selected Wildwood for his
ssoff-season,u vacation and will be in
our midst several weeks. Toland halls
from South Philadelphia where he Ia
considered the beau brummel Of the
neighborhood.
Among the notables seen recently on
the boardwalk was Joseph Lonigan, a
great favorite with B. f. Keith theat-
ricaI followers.
Have you gotten the band habit?
II not, and you care for good music,
get it at one MI. Weaver inspires
his men SO they are doing splendid
work.
Professor Richard l.. Weaver, con-
ductor of the American Regiment
Band now playing a seasons engage
ment In Wildwood, is located at the
Adelphi-Witte with his wife, mother
and father. Recent registrations at
the Witte include, DR.. and Mrs. Har-
get, of Philadelphia; Nj. and. Mrs.
James Mann, of Trenton; g. H. Church,
of Los Angeles; John J. Dougberty, of
uEleEida, apd NJ and Mrs e. A Rey-
no1ds, of Camden.
1000 printed envelopes with a beau
tiful Wildwood beach scene $3.50 at
the JOURNAL office, Wildwood avenue.
DR.. Chas. A. White and family are
in their Burke avenue cottage as usual
for the summer.
Joseph F. Dreamer, of Philadelphia,
and family are spending the summer
here in their cottage at 228 e. Spicer
avenue
Albert Hodson and family are In
their Gath street cottage for July.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, of Camden,
was down on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Gross and family are locat-
ed at the Marquette apartments.
K. I'll. Peterson and family are down
In their Glenwood N cottage.
Archie Lloyd continues to be as big
a hit as ever. He Is one of the best
cabaret performers on the island and
is always putting added ginger into
his work. Archie is introducing two
new and popular songs, "When you
Play IN the Game of Love-" and
YOU'RE Here and I'm Here.n
E. j. Roberts, PHI. G., tried out his
new auto on Tuesday when be paid
a visit to Billy McEvoy, his old college
chum. While at this resort Roberts
arranged for reservations at the Dunlap
for the month Of August.
Jack Gilman, assistant superintend-
emit OF the Wildwood Water Works,
was seen on the boardwalk In the COM
pany Of two Philadelphia beauties.
We admire Mr.. Giltman's taste. The
next time there is a poultry show in
New Jersey we would suggest that Mr..
Gilman be selected to act as n Of the
judges.
New Jersey State factory law inspect
ors were very busy in Wildwood dur
ing their visit the present week. They
visited several stores along the board
walk where they found girls under the
age limit working from fourteen to six