Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-07
Bridaeton Man Hit hy AUTO

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gency Hospital, as the result of being
run down by an auto on Beach avenue,
Cape May last Tuesday afternoon. He
sustained two fractured ribs on the left
side, severe decorations and bruises
about the lower extremities aud right
wrist. The machine, which was own
ed by DR.. Harry Gross, of Baltimore,
who is vacationing in Cape May at the
Star Villa House, was going at a fair
pace. Haislip was struck and thrown
TO the ground in a semi-conscious con-
dition. He was given temporary relief
in DR.. Phillips Office in Cape May.
DR.. Kelchner and his assistants put
in a very busy week. MI. Haislip has
been getting the very best of care. A
nurse is attending him at all times,
and the nurses are delightful enough
to make a sick man well.
Raymond Jordon, twenty-six years
old, of Norwood, Pa, who is stopping
at the Linden on Davis avenue, was
treated on Tuesday for a sprained left
ankle, which he injured while jumping
off some pilings on the beach.
j. Null, rs years old, of 1901 w.
Allegheny avenue, Philadelphia, met
with a peculiar accident on Tuesday.
He was INDUCING in the sports at the
pier when he was knocked senseless
while on the "Kellyn slide. His friends
brought him to the hospital. For
more than two hours he was in a dazed
condition, and his companions had to
tell the physician Null's name and
address, as he did moi remember it him
self.
Sadie Stienberg, "a years old, Of 18th
and Pennsylvania avenues, STRAW
bridge & Clothier House, stepped on
aF1sty naitten days ago. On Mon-
day, she had to be carried to the
hospital, where her foot was cauterized.
Nora Schmalhorst, 40 years old, of
2766 Pratt street, Philadelphia, who is
located at 120 w. Juniper Avenue, had
a painful boil lanced on Monday eve
ming.
Miss Irene High, II years old, en-
ployed at the Edgeton Inn, was treated
on Wednesday, when she fell into a
faint at the hotel. After treatment,
she felt none the worse for her expe-
rience.
Herbert DuBrow, 8 years old, who
is spending sometime with his parents
at the Bartrsm, had a paipful abscess
lanced on Tuesday. Another Bartram
guest visited the hospital the same day.
He was Morris Majanipolsky, of 1873
Porter street, Philadelphia, who was
treated for a severe case of sunburn.
Two cases of hives were attended to.
The patients were Beatrice Madison,
of lO2 Rio Grande avenue, and Laura
Hill, of LAT E. Youngs venue
Howard Dillingham;, 10 years old, of
1917 S. 18th street, who is located at
the Normandie, a a splinter in his
left heel on Sunday. 1t was removed
and the foot cauterized.
William Hubb, "a years old, of 1859
Naudian street, Philadelphia, was
taken i'll at the Wills Hotel on Friday
last. The hospital ambulance chased
to the hotel and brought him to the
hospital, where it was found he was
suffering from an attack of
ptomanie poisoning, having eaten q
large quantity of cucumbers the night
before.
Gussie A~nderfofter, IL years old, of
l15 E. Montgomery avenue, fell on a
curbstone last Saturday, sustaining
several decorations, it being necessary
to sew three stitches in one of the cuts.
Harry Stagg, So years old, of 86l7
Locust street, was treated for sunburn
on Friday evening.
Two lads were bitten by dogs this
week. The first was Sammy Sherry,
IL years old, of 106 Schellenger avenue,
who was bitten on Wednesday, and
the other was Melvin Lennox, son of
A. J. Lennox, the Colonial Life Insur-
ance Company agent, who resides at
210 w. Maple avenue.
Lillian Hatcher, house maid for
William Dickel, of Garfield avenue,
had a fortunate escape from being
marked for life, when a gas stove ex-
ploded in the kitchen of the Dickel
home last Friday. Miss Hatcher man.
aged to step back as the flames shot
from the stove, and although she was
painfully burned, she win get well.
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