Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-11
WILDWOOD.
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party at the Adelphi-Witte on Sunday.
In the party were Philip friedrich, of
Lewisburg, Pa e. H. Hauck, Of Had
don Heights; DR.. Paul Pontius and his
daughter Catherine, Of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. II. Fiddler, of South Dennis
vile.
Now is the time to look over your
requirements for stove repairs. We
carry the largest assortment on Five
Mile Beach and can saw you both time
and expense. Koeneke Bros.
Mrs. Edgar Parker, who was Miss
Florence Johnson, and who now resides
at East Orange, has been spending a
week or two here, with her bright
little baby. Mr.. Parkeris here for q
few days and soon they will go to
Pitman Grove to spend a week with
Mrs. Parker's parents.
Go direct to Cape May over the
Reading railroad in 30 minutes.
Leave Wildwood $50, 1928, 10.45, am,
2.44, $40, 7.25, p. M, weekdays. Pa
tronize a home built railroad.
Mrs. John Messenger, wife of John
Messenger, who Is now connected with
the Public Ledger, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Nellie Strain, returned
to their home in Camden after a brief
stay as the guests Of Miss Anna Strain
nm Wild wood avenue.
To loan $40, 900 for first Mortgages,
in sums to suit, bring papers. Kings
Realty Co., 129 e. Wildwood avenue,
Wildwood, N. J.-adv.
George Manders and wife, of Oak
Lane, accompanied by Miss Mary
Swallow and Mr.. Mander's mother,
spent the past weekend at the Delwyn.
Other guests who returned this week
after a pleasant stay were: Ben. b.
Roberts, Of Falkland Pa; Walter Has
Iein, Helene deGray, H. T. Riale and
family, Mrs. J. w. Kennedy and Miss
Elsie M. Kennedy, Clifford 5holey, H.
l.. Roberts and wife, Mrs. A. Campbell
and daughter, John W. Kennedy, w.
s.. Hamilton, w. j. Warren, r. D.
Lepley and wife, III. w. Heinkel and
wife, George @. Hess, Jr. and Arthur
H. Lepley.
Table linen, special double width, Ice
per yard at Harbison's.
Mrs. Fisher, of the Winona, will close
the hotel about Monday Of next week,
following a most successful season.
More than 80 guests were given accomo-
dations at the Winona wei the past
weekend Labor Day. Among the
registrations were Miss 8. Lister, of
Asbury Park; Mrs, Mary Rodgers and
Mamie Rodgers, Of VIneland; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Dodge, of Bristol;|iW. A.
Sloan, of Elizabeth; Mrs. Mary X.
Borse, Of L~ansdowne aud Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Miller Of BeltlmoIe. Nd
David McKibben and wife accompanied
by his parents DR.. and Mrs. David Nc
Kibben spent the weekend at the Win
ona. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Krag, Ethel Null
Ter and John Krag motored down in
the Krag touring car and stopped with
Mrs. Fisher.
Ladies' colored silk stockings Csc. SOC
81, at Harbison's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Love. German
town, are comfortably located at the
Abbey for a stay. Other guests of re-
cent registration are Miss L. Patterson,
Miss Carrie SwIssler, Miss Sarah e.
Horton, Miss Edna P. Morad, Miss
Mabel Fisher, Mics Florence Sieber,
Miss Ada Patton, 9. F. Peck, w. II.
Hambleton, Miss Blanche Jackson,
VIM. e. Brough, Fred q. Perkins,
Lillian X. Brough, and the Misses
Beatrice, Emily, and Elveda Senior,
all of Philadelphia and suburbs.
1000 printed envelopes with a beau
tiful Wildwood beach scene $3.50 at
the JOURNAL Office, Wildwood venue
A trio Of Philadelphia attorneys reg
istered at Haddon Hall from Saturday
to Labor Day. They were Burtram d.
Rearick, George p. Aarons and John
Lamon. The latter is a grandson to
ex-Superintendent of Police John
Lamon, Of Philadelphia, who held
Office In 1898.
J.. r. Blackwood, florist and land
scape gardener, w. Rio Grande avenue;
Bell phone 452-W.
A jolly party of Philadelphians were
located at the Adelphi-Witte the past
week. They were P. r. Steinmuller,
H. f. Stein and Il. B. Kane. They
enjoyed their stay here immensely.
Theodore Altender and family were
also guests the past weekend. Mr..
Altender is a manufacturer Of drawing
instruments.