Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-04-24
WILDWOOD
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father, James r. Zeller, a venerable
and much esteemed citizen of Mifflin-
burg, Pa. Mr.. Zsller died on April
9th, after a brief illness. Although
nearly II years of age he had led an
active life, being engaged extensively
in the coal and lumber business. He
is survived by a brother and two sisters,
also two daughters and foul sons, all
of whom we're present at the funeral
which was held on Monday, April ID.
Frank Shaw, who resides here in the
summer months on Montgomery ave-
nue., met with a painful accident last
Friday to his foot, which will lay him
up for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Radcliff.
the Misses Elizabeth Hickey, Sadie
Hickey, Hester Hickey, all OF West
Philadelphia, spent a very enjoyable
Easter weekend at the home of Sam
uel Radcliff, 100 West Roberts avenue.
On Sunday April 10th, a crowd of
lively young folks from Roxborough
journeyed to Wildwood and was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Stlmmler It the new apartments on
Leaning avenue. After having a dip
in the ocean and enjoying a good day
visiting their numerous friends, which
also included an automobile trip to
Cape May, they returned home much
pleased and delighted with their trip.
The party was made of the following:
Misses Quigley, Annie, Katherine and
Helen Stimmler, Mary and Bessie Law
lor, Ethel Hennessy Margaret McGren-
ra and Gertrude Phelps.
Joseph A. Stimmler, Of Leaning
avenue, has rented all his apartments
for the season.
The young ladies of the Mech "Y"
will hold a public meeting next Friday
evening. May lst, in the Baptist church
at 7.45 o'clock. Music, readings and
r~ecitations will make the evening pleas
ant as well as Instructive. A silver
offering will be taken.
Mrs. Mary e. Moore left for her
home in Camden after spending two
weeks with her son.
Albert r. Jacobs representing the
Wildwood Department store Is spend
ing a few days IN Philadelphia and
New York on business.
Mrs. Henry Coombs went to Elmer
this week for a ten days visit.
Among the guests registered at
Hotel Germantown were Mr. and Mrs.
Bulmer and son, Frank Oslang, Mr..
and Mrs. Dunlap, Nj. and Mrs. Robert
Barlow, Of Philadelphia; ]. G. Car
right, Middletown, N. Y.;:C. G. Beng
man, Bunbury, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eardly, Of PhIladel-
phia, were Sunday visitors looking
after their property interests here.
A baseball game played between
Middle Township high school and
Wildwood high school last Saturday
at Wildwood Crest resulted In a crush
ing defeat for Wildwood, the former
winning by the one-sided score of 20 to
7. wildwood will journey to Cape
May this Saturday to meet the high
school team there. Lets hope they
will come home winners.
John Bright reports the rental of bis
apartments on Magnolia avenue for
the season to Samuel M. Rhodes. He
has also rented the basement of the
Wade cottage, corner Of Pacific and
Glenwood to Mr.. VIM. Sach-
semmier.
DR.. Julius Way has moved his Office
into the new Caldwell building.
Mrs. Mary ]. Riley and daughter are
down getting their Spencer avenue
house in readiness for the season. The
house has recently been rebuilt.
Examinations for new automobile
drivers licenses at Cape May Court
House will be held on the 1st and Bird
Saturdays in each month from May ]
until October /, 1914.
Joseph b. Brown, the tinsmith,
Pacific and Montgomery avenues, is
erecting a new building in the same
block on Pacific avenue with store
front and apartments above.
Grocer Middleton reports that busi-
ness is steadily improving.
Miss Anna Grace was a Philadelphia
visitor a few days this week.
Mrs. David Powell returned home
on Wednesday after a two weeks stay
in Germantown with relatives.
AIbertus w. Reeves was a Philadel-
phia visitor Sunday and Monday of
this week.
Mrs. Tysowski, of Washington, DC,
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