Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-12-25
WILDWOOD.

It looks like a white Christmas.
Snow commenced falling at noon on
Thursday and the ground was soon
covered, after three weeks of real win
ter weather.
Charles Foster. of Magnolia avenue,
is spending several weeks in Philadel-
phia and New York City, where he Is
visiting relatives.
The State Board Of Health will send
q representative here during the coming
week, who will take photos of dumps,
dirty yards and places of disease breed
ing appearance for atuberculosis exhib-
1t. The exhibit will be held Ia Hunts
theatre the first week of January and
will last three days, the school children
attending the afternoon performances,
while the adults may attend the even
lug performances.
Going? Yes. Where? Hotel Colo
NAL. When? Christmas Day. Two
games Eagles VS. Woodside Crusaders,
$3.50 and 9.00. \
Most every person is interested in a
handsome window display aud delights
to look at them. Among the pretty
holiday window displays in Wild wood
have been those of the West Jersey
Electric Company, Harbison's Bazaar,
Mech and Co., and the shoe store Of
W. III. Beers.
Ladies' aud children's outing flannel
gowns, skirts and boomers, prices Csc
to 81. 119 E. Wildwood avenue. y
George DeIker, well known here and
and one of our most efficient life guards,
has formed a basket ball team and
named it the No Name A. g. Delker's
team has defeated every team in the
Camden City league and has secured a
game with the Eagles, OF which partic-
ulars may be found inanother column.
Don't forget the new shoe store for
your next pair. w. M. Beers, Oak and
Pacific avenues, under Hotel Seacrest. y
The rehearsal for the performance OF
IAN Hour-in School" to be given by
the boy scouts, is rapidly nearing conn
pletion under the supervision of Chas.
Rosskam, Jr. Miss Olga Webb will
appear In the role of the teacher with
Russell Wright as ~ianitor of the school.
Nellie Weldon, Catherine Miller, Es-
ther Thomas, Florence Neeman, Elean-
or Nye, Charles Nickerson, Harry Cor
son, Richard Steuber, Harold Lar
combe and Edward Rawllns will APP
pear as students.
The Wildwood postoffice was a bnsy
place this week. Postmaster Smith
announces that 38 sacks of mail were
dispatched on Tuesday, besides hand
ling a vast lot of lncoming mail. Three
wagons were used in the delivery Of
parcels on Wednesday.
Robert Mead, sheriff of Gloucester
County, and two sisters were called
here or Sunday by the death of Mes.
Charley Mead, their brothers. wife.
Mrs. Mead died at Stone Harbor last
week and funeral services were held at
the home of the deceased's mother,
Mrs. Davis, on Pine avenue, Monday
evening. Interment was made at
Pottsville, Pa. Mr.. Mead has been
twice a widower and has a little
daughter by his first wife who resides
with her aunt ear Elmer.
Spend Saturday evening at the Eagles
game, Hotel Colonial F. O. e. vs. No
Name A. g., Of Collingswood.
The Eagles quintette on Saturday
last showered a storm of goals on the
Defiance A. A. team of Camden, de-
feating them by the score of AZ to q.
The game itself was won and put in
cold storage In the first half and Man
ager Spang showed his training in
stinct by removing his regulars and
putting his substitutes on the floor.
The subs showed themselves in excel
lent form, Coleman and Willets MAX
ing several goals.
Contractor Charlson is busily en-
gagged in moving the cottage of J..
Fithian Tatem from Spicer and Pacific
avenues to Spicer venue and the
beach. 1t is reported that the Electric
company is contemplating building
a four story brick Office building on the
site.
Keep the wind out Of your house by
buying weather strips at Coombs Lum-
Der Co. \
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reiling and FAM
lily, Peter and AIeck McAlarnen have
arrived at the home of their mother,
Mrs. Mary A. McAlarnen, on West
Pine avenue, where they will spend
VI rinfnaa