Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-11-06
WILDWOOD
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spencer hVeuue, U. uTtuSLuih. MI OOu-
ner was fifty years of age, a printer by
trade and he came to Wild wood about
eight years ago from Philadelphia.
He conducted the printing business on
a small scale at his hume. Undertaken
~Ingersoll prepared the body for burial
and on Tuesday it was sent to Phila-
delphia, where the funeral was con-
Quoted, with interment at West Laurel
Hill cemetery, in charge Of Undertaken
John F. Kieffer. Mr.. Conner is sur
vived by his wife, who is at present III
Philadelphia.
Costume velveteen, velvets, plain and
Roman stripe silk. Read our adv. on
page 4. Mech & Co. =
Cortland SteeIman was rendered q
farewell party on Tuesday evening at
his home on Wisteria road at the Crest
by his friends before leaving for Florida.
Cortland is very popular with the
young folks, and the girls and boys
gave him q rousing send off. The eve
ming was spent in playing games and
Miss Helen Rollins OBLIGATED at the
piano. At a late hour the guests, mum
bering about forty, assembled in the
deliberately decorated dining room,
where they did justice to a we'll ar
ranged menu. with Harry Corson as
POSTMASTER. Mr.. Steelman and his
family left Wednesday on the early
train for the south.
Newest neck wear from 25c up. Bar
gains IN hats. | have a lot of regular
soc grey cotton sweaters, sizes 3S TO A,
89e this week. E. A. VanHorn, corner
Pine and Pacific.
A most interesting and unique win
dow display was that of the West Jersey
Electric Co. on Pacific avenue. 1t had
n particular feature, Autumn
in its fullest form. With its pumpkins
and corn, 1t made one feel the spirit
OF the season, harvest time. The har-
mony of color, orange and black and
the jack-o'-lantern faces, bright with
the light ofMazda lamps, brought ones
thoughts to the weirdness of the Ha,-
lowe'en. The display was educa-
tionaI, as there was on exhibition an
exact reproduction of the original Edi-
son electric bulb made In 1879.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page ADV.
A sale of properties, with unpaid
taxes against them, was conducted on
Wednesday last at two o'clock at the
city hall by City Treasurer Kay. About
fifteen properties were bought in by
George w. Stewart and agents Of
Frank L. King. The remainder of the
properties which were advertised were
taken over by the city.
This week the local trolley company
commenced Its new plan OF operation.
One man operates each car and the
passenger deposits his fare in a glass
coin receiver. This system is the same
as that in vogue in Philadelphia, and
the company adopted this plan in or
der to reduce expenses, yet three cars
are running az before.
Outing flannel gowns soc, 81, 81. 25.
Read our adv. on page 4. Mech & Co.
The Camden Motor club have posted
notices throughout the city notifying
drivers of automobiles to be careful In
regard to the use of their cut-outs in
the built up portions Of cities, as the
inspectors are to enforce the law after
November 10th, by a fine of $50.
A postal from Caldwell and Cole,
who have been on q hunting trip to
Newfoundland received yesterday from
Quebec stated that they were leaving
for Montreal in a snow storm. The
thermometer was ten above zero In
Newfoundland and they got three
caribou each.
John Bright was elected solicitor of
the Five Mile Beach Building aud
Loan Association Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and sMrs. Abram Konowitch
with their baby and maid left on Tues
day for a trip to Washington, d. c.,
and the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Volz have return
ed from a three weeks s%oiourn In the
mountains at Wernerville, Pa.
Mis-. HI. p. Gale has gene to Phila-
delphia to remain until the first of the
year, after which time she will 90 to
Florida with a party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Walker Clark return
ed to their Vineland home this week.
Miss Helen Sturr, a popular girl in
the summer colony at Wildwood Crest,
vas married to Mr.. Herbert John
G~ohoolHonf IN Gaf,rdo~