Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-04-03
WILDWOOD
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avenue, Is spending a few days
with his brother at Pitman Grove and
will visit friends at Baruesboro, 6ewell
and M~antua; he will also stop a week
with his son in Camden. His wife's
health being 50 poorly she could moi
stand the journey. Mrs. Seyner, of
Wildwood avenue, is staying with her
mother, Mrs. Applebee, while MIR.
Applebee Is away.
Pinochle and Dance at New Fire
House Hall, Friday evening, April IT.
Tickets, 35e.-adv.
Mrs. Ida Applebee. formerly Miss
Ida Woolson, wife OF Ellsworth Apple
bee is preparing to go to housekeeping
In the near future.
On Tuesday, March 81st, Richard
David, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
sven Long, of North Wildwood, died
suddenly o. heart failure. Funeral
services were held at the parents home
on Thursday afternoon at 100 o'clock,
the Rev. Charles r. Keiter officiating.
The boy who was only ] month and
IL days old is incurred by his parents,
his brother, and by q host of friends ac-
quainted with the family. Interment
was made at Cape May Court House.
g. Oswald Lange, the Cape May
Court House florist will open a flower
store during Easter week under the
Hotel Seacrest on Oak avenue. He
will have a full line Of Easter potted
and cut flowers-adv.
On Monday afternoon at LOO o'clock
services were held over the remains of
the late Mrs. Olaf Christianson, the
Rev. Charles r. Keiter officiating.
Interment was later made at Cape
May Court House. Mrs. ChristIanson
was born at OHM, Sweden, on the 18th
Of September, 1875, Of Sven o. and
Clara Svenson. She came to this
country In 1892 and was married the
following year to Mr.. Olaf Christian
son For the last five years she vas a
resident Of Holly Beach. In October
Of 1912 she was attacked by a compli-
cation Of diseases TO which she finally
euccumbed on the 25th of March, 1914.
During her residence on the Island she
had eldeared herself in the hearts Of
many, as was attested to by the mag
nificent display OF flowers which
adorned her bier. She Is survived and
mourned by her husband, her parents,
five sisters, three brothers, and by all
who knew and loved ner.
Buy your material where you a
find 3 complete stock. J. H. Coombs
Lumber Go.
Mrs. r. P. Fitzpatrick, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis three weeks
ago by DIR. Fisher. Of the Jefferson
hospital, at her home In Wild wood, is
improving nicely.
Full line of Easter post cards, book
let's and novelties at Mech & Co.'S
See our adv. on page 5.
Ocean City has a brand new military
company, known as Company G.,
State National Guard, which was re-
Gently authorized by the state authori-
ties. Lieutenant Howard, of Camden,
is commanding the company until the
elective officers get their commissions
from Governor Fielder. Vance l.. Ealy
has been elected Captain.
Let US suggest that your Easter gift
be a box of cut flowers. A fine assort-
ment at M. s. Cummins, lit East
Wildwood avenue.-adv.
b. Frank Smith, the new Democratic
postmaster at Ocean City, took charge
of the office on Tuesday night, after fill
ing q bond with the government for
$40, 900. He succeeds e. NJ. Sutton,
who held the Office for thirteen years,
more than three full terms.
Ashpult Shingles at a reduced price.
Use them on your new building; they
make a very pretty effect. j. H.
Coombs Lumber Co.
The stork visited q Polish family In
this ~neighborhood on Tuesday and left
them q non. The little Polish baby
has a different outfit from IN American
baby. Five long towels are used and
he is wrapped tightly in them from
head to heels like a trussed fowl and is
as straight and as stiff as a stick, and
has not other clothing for two months.
-Pittsgrove item in the Salem STAN
dard.
H. s. Mower, of the First National
Bank of Ocean City, was a caller at the
journal Office yesterday. 1t was his
first trip to the island.
Let us figure your next lumber bill.
Detail work a speciality. ]. ID.
CnnmhaLumher Go.