Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-06-12
WILDWOOD

rental Of 8 apartments at Davis avenue
and the beach to Mrs. McGill, of Cam
den, Mrs. e. Lohrochar, Charles Hy-
man, of Philadelphia, Louis Berman
and Aaron herman, real estate dealers,
Of West Philadelphia, and M. Rad
mon, also of West Philadelphia; Mrs.
Loches, Shady Side cottage, Cedar
avenue, also 6usquehanna cottage, W.
28d avenue, neal New York avenue;
store rented to A. Cherry & Co., &c.
Cedar avenue; store rented to N. Coop
er & Co., 208 e. Cedar avenue; sale of
property corner Pacific and Lincoln
venue to Charles Hyman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. d. Mullen, Of Ger
mantown, were Sunday visitors here
looking after their property interests.
Gas irons guaranteed 81. SO. Koeneke
Bros.-adv.
The w. G. T. U. Bible Reading for
June, will be conducted by Mrs. j. G..
Edwards on Thursday of next week,
in the home OF Mrs. John Mats, III
w G3t OlSAW 0DA ANQa0Es 0SaS
and friends cordially invited.
The better class Of cottages at Wild
wood this year are renting slowly, but
there Is a big demand for boarding
houses that cater to the class that spend
from q week to a months vacation at
the shore.
Charles O. Fawcott has rented the
first floor of the new apartment OF
Percy Taylor, on East Maple avenue.
Mr.. Fawcott Is connected with one OF
the large banking firms of Baltimore,
Md.
Mrs. L. E. Morton, of 6wainton, is
spending 3 couple Of weeks with her
niece, Mrs. l.. 8. Acker.
The cottage on East 22d avenue
formerly owned by Dr.. s. e. Corle,
was sold this week by Kings Realty
Co., to A. w. Dnlman and brother,
shoe merchants Of Philadelphia, who
will reside in 1t most OF the year.
This cottage has hot water heat and is
one Of the finest cottages in that sec
ton.
The office of the West Jersey Electric
Co. will close ON Saturdays at IL o'clock
until further notice.
The restaurant formerly owned by J.
J. Otto, of Philadelphia, was sold by
Kings Realty Co., to Bancroft Nipple
and Sons, OF Salisbury Maryland, who
will conduct 1t after q number Of inn
provements are made.
Messrs. o. g. Koeneke and Louis
Acker. accompanied by their families.
spent Sunday with I. s. Townsend at
CIermont.
uWm. M. Abrams. OF Glenside, Pa,
was visiting friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
The Scandinavian Temperance So
ciety elected the following officers:
Miss Magda Olson, president; Hiding
Peterson, vice president; Arnold Axel-
son, secretary; Miss Eva Svenson treas
urer. Everybody is welcome at the
mestings held every Saturday evening
at the home Of Charles Colberg, Mont
gomery avenue.
AS the result Of a shooting fray about
two weeks ago over in the sticks, Nor
ton Burr, a colored man was sentenced
on Wednesday to one year in state
prison. He has been in the habit of
spending the summer here for the past
few years, and came down Decoration
day evening and commenced to shoot
while 1t was yet daylight, but the wo-
man aimed al escaped and the bullet
hit Ella jackson, colored. She was
not seriously injured.
Horace F. 6wope, of frankfort,
spent. Sunday with his mother at the
Clarion, Maple
John Weary, IA years old, broke his
ankle while playing ball at the Crest
on Thursday Of last week. He vas
taken to the Emergency hospital,
where he was treated until he was re-
moved to his home yesterday. He will
be laid up several weeks.
Commencing with tomorrow the d.
rectors' meetings of the Marine Ma
tional Bank will be held every Satur-
day morning at eight o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas Harbot is spending q
few days in Atlantic City.
AS a result of the keen competition
among the local teamsters Oliver
Bright is under bail for the Grand Jury
for assaulting Richard H. Coney at
the Reading station a few days ago.