Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-14

himself dead In his garage at ocean
City on Monday, giving as a reason in
writing i'll health and worriment over
injuries sustained by a child when
struck by his automobile. He was AZ
years old and leaves a wife. de was a
man generally beloved, and the deed
was a great shock to his many friends.
He left his business affairs in fine con-
dition, deliberately going about same
in anticipation of his death.
We wish to call your attention to our
circulating library. Rates sc per week.
Mech & Go.
Bessie K. Harris and Louise e. Stass-
fort, two Wilmington visitors at the
Sheldon, who had planned to make a
visit through the Panama Canal to
countries in Europe, have been forced
to cancel the trip, as the steamer they
were to leave on has postponed the voy-
age, owing to the war abroad.
Bathing caps, sateen or rubber, Is to
8 &c at Harbison's.*
John Buechel, one OF the largest
dealers 10 thorough bred horses In the
world, has located for a stay at the
Sheldon. He is a resident of Louisville,
KY, and is here with his folks and
Pauline Eckenreth and Elizabeth Nor
ton. He has 500 head OF the fastest
trotting stock in the world.
When going away use the Reading,
the home built raiIroad.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mousley have
just arrived in Wildwood at their cot
tage, the delay being due to his wife's
illness, who has undergone two opera
tions and now on the way to recovery
Ladies' colored silk stockings 25c. soc,
81, at Harblson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Buckborn are
marooned In the war zone of Europe.
George E. Mousley has a letter from
Mr.. Buckborn dated July %, at Wen
ma, Austria, just before the general out
break between the nations.
School will open Sept. 8.
Unusual preparations are being made
to make the Baby Carnival on August
9th, the greatest event of the season.
B~alloting for the Queen of the carnival
opened August 10 and closes August
"a.
Mrs. Henry Coombs went to a Phil
adelphia hospital on Sunday to visit
her daughter-in-law, who has been
very Ill for more than three months.
Next Sunday night at the Methodist
church Rev. John Messler, of Camden,
will preach. There will be special sing
ing, in which Mr.. Lack, OF Camden,
will participate.
MILDLY blouses, striped and plain,
coIored collars. SIC, at Harbison's. :
Yesterday morning twin boys were
born to Letter Carrier and Mrs. VIM.
Goodall, Andrew aud Pacific avenues.
Edmond j. ALI, a real estate broker
spent several days with his brother-in-
law, ]. Franklin Moore, in the latter's
cottage on the Park Boulevard.
Come to Wildwood over the Read
ing on the business mems train, leav-
log Chestnut street wharf at 40 p. M,
daily except Sunday.
John Exley, a popular Philadel.
phian, returned home last Sunday
after a pleasant vacation in Wild wood
Irene Spencer ann Lillian Van Solver,
both of Germantown, are spending q
fortnight with Mrs. David Powell In
her cottage on Wild wood avenue.
Visit Cape May county's largest
store. No importantly to purchase.
Don't leave Wildwood before paying
a visit to Harbison's Bazaar. Visitors
welcome.
8. N. Smith, a stock broker Of Allen
town, Pa, is down for a two weeks
stay, accompanied by his brother.
Howard Coombs returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip South,
where he went on business for the
Coombs Lumber Company.
Recent guests at the Sheldon include
Mrs. w. s. Brown, Miss Marie Brown,
L. J. Blank, Mrs. James Maye, E. B,
Williamson, Ed ward e. Friedrich, OF
Philadelphia, and John ID. Orr, Of
Chester, Pa.