Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-02-13
WILDWOOD.

joining the Hotel Seacreast, Is COM
pleted and they moved the contents of
their jewelry store there ON Tuesday,
being ready for business on Wednes-
day. A. M. Ely had the contract for
the building com plete, including the
hot water heating plant and the house
is finished beautifully. The electric
light fixtures are handsome, the like of
which are not to be seen on the island.
The store and living rooms of Mr.. Cald-
well are on the first floor, and there
are two apartments above, one of which
is occupied by Frank Wentzell and
family. Mr.. Caldwell conducted the
store in the old location for eight years,
coming here from Syracuse, N. Y, in
1906.
Valentines at R. w. Ryan's, 143 e.
Wildwood avenue.-adv.
John Volz has commenced his cot
tage on Glenwood avenue, adjoining
the residence of School Director r. d.
Rlchman. w. H. Washburn is the
carpenter in charge.
r. D. Richman and family went to
Philadelphia Saturday morning to re-
main over Sunday. A trip to the Zoo
logical Gardens was One of the incl
dents of the trip.
Ladies will now find the Wild wood
Embroidery Shop at the old location,
1872 E. Wild wood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
needs in this line and help you out on
the new stitches.-adv
Brantley Dubois made a trip to Ell
mer Monday to visit his parents.
L)o3e lelf pocket memorandum
books, new line. Ryan's Stationery
Store, 143 e. Wildwood Avenue.-adv
The Wildwood Crest Council met
in adjourned session last Monday
night about nine O'Clock with Mayor
P. P. Baker and Councilmen Crane,
Diamond, James, Rigor, Scampton
and Seward present. The contract for
the completion of the sewer system
with new machinery was awared to
James Me Linden & Co., a guarantee
accompanying same. The Mayor and
Solicitor were authorized to secure a
band for the coming summer, and there
seems to be a disposition to engage the
same band as last year at the same
price. A carload of brush was ordered
to be used on the beach front. The
appropriation ordinance and one fixing
the salaries of the Clerk, Collector and
Assessor were introduced by Mr. Crane.
A petition signed by a number of prop
erty owners was read by Clerk Hallen
asking that new bulkheading be put
in on the lake front, and the Engineer
was directed to make a survey of same.
Solicitor Zeller made a report IN school
matters and advised the payment of
the bill from the Wild wood Board of
Education for tuition of Crest pupils IN
l91l-12.
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Senator Wheaton has introduced a
bill in the legislature for the protection
of merchants against persons who run
a store bill and then refuse to pay.
The bill provides that where a judge
ment against a debtor is unsatisfied
that the court can proceed to collect
the debt In instalments from the en-
ployer if the wage of the delinquent
amounts to So per week or yer The
a nfinn hnnnnnnd a onnfinIfnn law I1nnn
the wages until the debt is paid.
Mrs. e. LudIam entertained her
niece, Mrs. Endicott, and son, of Bur
leigh.
Edward Griffith and wife have re-
turned from q combination business
and pressure trip to New York.
The ladies' auxiliary of the North
Wildwood Fire company will hold a
shadow lunch box social this Friday
evening, Feb. 10, for the benefit of the
piano fund. Ice cream and coffee for
sale. Dancing after lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson, of w. 18th
street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Barlow, Of Camden, over Sunday.
e. P. Wheeler, of Washington, d. c.,
is spending a week at the Feaster home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bulmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Omensetter, MI. and Mrs.
Frank Brennan, Jr., w. Duncan, P.
Conway, D. J. Linvurgh, Brennan, ST.,
8. King, r. Dotts and others were Sun
day visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. Snyder entertained
q party of friends on Wednesday in