Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-01-09
WILDWOOD

Mile Beach by the storm of last Friday
and Saturday The tides run high aud
the fishermen had ample warning 10
take care of their boats aud other prop
erty. A thousand dollars on the whole
island will probably owe the whole
damage. The board walk at the Crest
was slightly undermined, the worst
spot at Columbine road, but that has
been repaired.
We invite YOU to Join the large
number OF individuals, firms and cor
porations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
Sank.-adv.
. The Crystal Ice company will spend
several thousand dollars In the erection
of a brick storage house for Ice at Da-
Wis and Holly Beach 1t will
have a capacity of about one thousand
tons and be insulated In an improved
manner. The brick has been ordered
from Winslow and Mr.. Laning has
bids In now for the work.
Loose leaf pocket memorandum
books, new line. Ryan's Stationery
Store, ,143 e. Wildwood Avenue.-adv
About a dozen officials of the Read
ing railroad after inspecting the road to
Cape May and Wildwood on Monday
were the guests of Superintendent w.
d. Ham, of the Wild wood and Della
ware Bay Short Line Railroad COM
pany, at a wild goose dinner given in
the evening at the Holly Beach Yacht
club. Addresses were made by Treas
urer II. e. Pasely, Com ptroller VIM.
II. White, Auditor L Snowden, Gen
eral Passenger Agent e. J. Weeks, As
sistant Passenger AgentJ. Mccormick,
General Superintendent Charles Ew-
ing, Superintendent of Atlantic Divi-
Won F. M. Falck, Assistant Superin-
tendent g. A. Weidner, Superintendent
Philadelphia Division J. B. Warning
ton, Mining Engineer J. F. Turk, Hon.
Philip P. Baker, Mayor OF Wildwoo
Crest; Judge H. II. Voorhees,, Latimer
X. Baker and Councilman ID. Miles
Rigor. Others present were Geofge
N. Smith, w. f. Short, e. III. Peter
son, Mark B. Reeves, e. @. Slaughter,
Heber Crane, Hon. o. I. Black we'll,
H. e. Weir, VIM. E. Zsller and III. q.
Schlichting. This was the seventh an
nual wild goose dinner given by Mr..
Ham. The geese were shot by him.
self on his annual cunning trip to Vir-
ginia. The party of Reading officials
left at 10. 80 in their special train for
Philadelphia.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. So 90 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
adv.
Miss Helen Moore returned to her
home last Sunday after ar enjoyable
weeks visit with friends in German
town aud Camden.
Charles Kicker, Tom Leonard aud
bCharIes Mellon, all Of Philadelphia,
were Sunday visitors to the island.
Mr.. Kicker came down to inspect his
new house, which Contractor Bonham
Is erecting for him on West Maple
avenue.
Make your Christmas a merry one.
Join the Christmas Club of the Marine
National Bank; opens December 10th.
Next Thursday, January 18th, has
been set aside as a national day for
fasting and prayer. The members of
every w. @. T. U. throughout the
country will meet on that day in the
interests of national prohibition, and
pray for that end. The local union
will hold a meeting In the afternoon at
$50 O'Clock in the Methodist church,
It which there will be a number of
short addresses. The various churches
will hold special meetings on the SUBJ
ject In the evening. Everyone inter-
ested in national prohibition is invited
to these meetings.
The superintendent and members of
the Eureka Baptist Sunday-schooI on
west Spencer avenue wish to thank
Mr.. Ottens for the Christmas candy
and also Mr.. Ayars for ice cream.
Past Worthy President Warren b.
Gordon on Wednesday evening install
led the officers OF Five Mile Beach Ae-
RE, No. 1910, Fraternal Orderof Eagles,
as follows: President, VIM. q. Hem
dee; vice president, Herman Carstadt;
secretary, H. g. Schlichting; treasurer,
VIM. J. Wirth; chaplain, VIM. E.
Cozens; inner guard, Fred erick Robin
son; outer guard, Evan B. Evan; truss
tee for three years, Frank B. Dixon.