Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-06-26

"Wally,o the famous sporting cartoon
ist of Washington and Philadelphia,
is spending several weeks here. Al
White is engaging 'booking'' for the
pen artist and quite likely he will be
seen here in an act. "Wally,n besides
being a splendid artist, has one of
those "Bobby Health voices and
should make a big hit.
Mrs. William Voight, of 1873 Roberts
avenue, spent last Sunday in Wild
wood. Mrs. Voight says Wildwood Is
"Nature's Wonderland by the Sea-
Shortly after the first of the month
Mrs. Weight will join her husband
and remain here for the season.
The crowds thai wildwood Is en-
titled to are beginning to materialize.
Each day the excursion trains are
adding more cars. The hotels are TAX
ing on the old time busy appearance
and Wildwood is certain to have an
other good season.
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets-latest
models. Let us demonstrate. Har-
bison's.-adv.
Clarence Miller, the genial superin-
tendent of the Wildwood Water Works
company, is feeling greatly improved
in health. He is jumping around in
his old style and his ~cheerfulness and
genuine energy makes him a general
favorite about the island.
Mrs. Harry McCloskey, wife of
Harry j. McCloskey, the Philadelphia
billiard expert, last Saturday morning
presented her husband with q bounc-
ing baby boy. The mother and son
are doing very nicely.
Porch furniture, porch rockers, reed
and rattan furniture-big display-at
Harbison's.-adv.
Mrs. Charles r. Page and her two
small children will sail for Norway
from Brooklyn next Tuesday to visit
her parents, who reside in the small
town OF Skein. She has engaged pas
sage on the steamship Bergensgord, Of
the N Norwegian American Line, and the
first stop will be the city of Bergen on
the west coast of Norway. The next
stop will be Christiania, which 10 about
100 miles from her own town. Hence
she will almost step from the vessel on
which she sails from this country into
her fathers own doorway In her far
away native land. Mrs. Page left
home as a young girl and soon MASTER
ed a strange language In a new land.
She came to Wildwood several years
ago and her sterling qualities attracted
the attention Of Mr.. Page. the present
editor Of the Wild wood Tribune, who
won her for his wife. The many
friends OF Mrs. Page wish her a safe
to her old home and back
again to her adopted land.
Use the JOURNAL little adv. column
when you have anything to sell or you
went TO buy something. Lots Of peo-
pie get results from 1t.
w. A. Selts, of Jersey Shore, Pa,
who spent the season of 1912 at Wild
wood acting as the financial agent of
the Slower Co. and who filed the petit
tion In bankruptcy against L. III.
Denniston, has been arrested at Jersey
Shore, Pa, on a serious charge and
placed under one thousand dollars bail
pending trial at the next term of
Criminal court.
Last Saturday John H. Beecher,
Mrs. Lester and Mr.. and Mrs. Harbot
took a trip to Elmer by auto, and had
luncheon with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van
dergrift.
Cots, wood and iron. Beds, mat
tresses and springs, at Harbison's.-
adv.
On the first Of July the United States
Express company business will be
taken over by the American Express
company and D. K. Fraker has been
sent from Atlantic City to take charge
OF the latter's business in Wildwood at
the Reading station. MI. Fraker is
stopping at the Hotel With.
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