Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-03-27
WILDWOOD

Mrs. Nellie Schellinger, State Rep
resentative and Mrs. Carrie Stein,
Councillor. of Holly Council. No. 90, d.
of A., went to Newark last week to at
tend the meeting of the Past Councillors
Association ofthe Daughters of America
which met in Newark on Thursday
afternoon March 10Th. Mrs. sSchell-
niger was elected vice president. \ The
next meeting will be held In June at
Beverly. They were entertained by
Past State Councillor Mrs. Sarah Johu-
son who took them automobiling
through the n%eighborIng towns includ-
ing a trip to the Hippodrome in New
York. They returned to Wild wood
much pleased with their trip aud very
enthusiastic over the hospitality shown
them by the Newark Councils.
Now that Holly Beach avenue is
paved, the city is having Burk, Baker,
Schellinger and Pacific n paved
with asphalt. Burk and Baker ave-
nues are finished and the workmen are
working rapidly to finish Schellinger
avenue while the good weather lasts.
Last week the steam roller started to
loosen the hard packed macadam of
Pacific avenue and it was followed up
by the workmen with picks aud shovels
aud the street was ready for further de-
velopments in a short time. The steam
roller then rolled it down smooth again
to make room for the asphalt. When
the streets are finished they will make
a fine smooth highway for all vehicles
and also a fine place for the children to
skate.
Ladies, you know you need some
new sofa cushions and table scarfs 10
brighten up your rooms and have them
up todate for the Easter business. Just
call and see the variety available at
the Wild wood Embroidery Shop. A
fresh lot just In in all the latest designs.
1872 east Wildwood avenue.
All the hotels are getting ready for
the Easter crowd which, as it seems, is
going to be the largest crowd that has
ever been here before at Easter. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Y. M. G. A.
band, Of Enola, Pa, has been engaged
to play eight concerts at the Ocean
Pier, the first one on Saturday after
noon, April 18th, at three o'clock.
e. M. Johnaon has moved the Wild
wood Department Store from Pacific
aud Roberts n to it's new location
at Pacific and Spicer avenues. He has
room here to show a Is re quantity of
goods. The building Is made of An
Choir moisture concrete blocks sold by
w. H. Austin & Son.
Easter cards, booklets ard post cards
at R. w. Ryan's, 143 e. Wildwood ave.
The Baptist parsonage was COM
menced this week by Contractor Hand.
s. 7. Dowler put in the cement found
alton. The building is located on a
lot next to the church.
Mrs. f. G. Cole is slowly recovering
from her illness and it is believed now
that she will get well. She has been
in bed eight weeks, and her life was
despaired of several times.
Large stock of doors and windows
ready for shipment. J.. II. Coombs
Lumber Co.
Contractor Bonham is building a
four story apartment house or e.
Schellenger avenue. There will be
two apartments on each floor making
eight apartments in all.
Konowitch Bros. are having a cold
storage insulation installed in their
meat market on Pacific avenue by
John r. Livezey, of 1898 Market street,
Philadelphia. 1t will be lined with
cork and will be large enough to hold a
large quantity of meat.
Gas irons guaranteed 81. IS. Koeneke
Bros.-adv.
1t is rumored that there will be four
lights placed in front of the Brighton
like the n In front OF Fltzpatrick's
Drug Store. They will greatly beauti-
fy the street.
Two cars of iron girders arrived on
tai Ice Company. They will be placed
in the new Cold Storage building which
is being built nex to the ice plant by
Mr.. Laning.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George s. Webb on Friday,
March 20, 1914 at their home on Cedar
avenue.
MI. and Mrs. H. Brutsche were down
last week for several days.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. William Hogan, west Wild
wood avenue. on Tuesday. March "a.