Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-12-04

their club house on the Bayshore.
They left on Tuesday and are having
a delightful time. James DeHorsey,
the chef, Is in charge of the club.
Among those on the trip who are gum
ming are Hays, Grimes. G~eisenberger,
Nickel, Spang, Austin, Wentzell and
Wrisley. Wentzell said he just knows
they will fill the larder, as he shot a
a rabbit and cut its foot of, which be
carries with him and he considers it
his good luck token.
Going? Yes. Where! Hotel Colon
ial. When? Tuesday, Eagles VS. Cape
May.
Baker Brothers are erecting a sun
parlor and rest room on the board walk
at Cedar emu Mark B. Reeves has
the contract and the building will be
located on the ocean side of the board
walk at the end of the Casino Pier com
pany's property and a full view OF the
bandstand may be seen from within.
Books make acceptable Christmas
gifts for old and young. Make an
early selection. Mech & Co. Read
our adv. on page 5. y
The Eagles basket ball team again
scared high, screaming defeat to the
Court Honse five As to IS on Tuesday
last. This is the fourth straight game
and IL Is hoped they will trounce the
Woodbury. team in the same manner.
On Tuesday next they open a series of
ten games with Cape May for the coun-
ty championship.
Cocpanut Brittle 15c ID, Gar
inklds. y
A pleasant Thanksgiving and week.
end house party was given by Mrs.
Elizabeth Marshall last week, at her
summer home on Taylor avenue. The
affair was given In honor of her niece
and nephew, Lillian and Harry Van
Solver and their friend, Miss Irene
Spencer. Mrs. Marshall closed her
cottage on Sunday and went back to
Philadelphia.
Gould's famous club sandwich Zoe. y
Contractor Bonham is erecting a two
story apartment house on the board
WALL at Magnolia avenue for Senator
John A. Ackley. The first floor will
contain o store, three rooms and the
Offices for Mr.. Ackley. The entire
second floor will be laid out for apart
ments.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page 3.-Adv.
Mrs. Thomas Harbot has returned to
Philadelphia after spending six weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swope on
Wildwood avenue. Mrs. Charles Vet
ere, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Swope,
was also a recen visitor.
First championship game of basket
ball Tuesday, December 8th. F. o. E.
VS. Cape May. Dancing after game.
Coney's big auto van moved William
Fowler from West Pine avenue to
Mlllvlile last Tuesday. Mr.. Coney
took his van through to Philadelphia
and moved A. j. Williams down to
Wildwood.
Keep the wind out of your house by,
buying weather strips at Coombs Lum-
Der Co. \
William j. HARRISON, President of
Harbison's Wildwood Bazaar, has
erected a chicken house in the rear of
his residence on Pine avenue and has
stocked up with a lot Of fine Plymouth
Rocks.
Home made pies and cakes at
Gould's. \
Lester Evans, clerk In the Office of
the Coombs Lumber company, spent
the past week with his parents at Al
loway, where he spent the greater part
Of his time hunting bre'r rabbit.
Spend Saturday evening at the Eagles
game Hotel Colonial F. o. E. VS. Wood
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, of West Roberts
avenue, are spending a week at Court
House.
Walnut Brittle Doc Id, Garinkles. y
A Literary Society is being organized
by the High school students and will
hold meetings every Thursday evening
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A word to the wise. Look Il win
dows over before going elsewhere. w.
B. Shoe Store, Oak above Pacific, under
Hotel 6eacrest.
Jessie Coombs has beautifed his
Wildwood auanna nrnrerfv nv the