Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-10
WILDWOOD
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spent over the Fourth at the home of
Jed Dubois, dIenwood They
made the trip from Elmer IN their new
Cartercar. Miss Ada Hoffman, of
Camden, was also an over Sunday
guest.
Mrs. Frances Boone, a charming
young lady Of West Philadelphia, and
popular among the younger set Of
Wildwood for the last seven years, IL
spending the summer at the Rodman
on 18th street.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page 5.-Adv.
Among the late arrivals at the Dun
lap are Mr.. and Mrs. Celendenning,
Miss Louise M. Brennan, Miss Sadie
Penrose, Mr.. Buchy, Mr.. Formly,
Alfred Tucker, Joseph Jackson, George
Allen, Mrs. Florence Gilbert, Miss
Lillian Kobb, Mrs. Rebecca Tucker,
Miss Rebecca O'Donnell, all of Phila-
deIphia, and also others.
Mr.. q. Trevor Durham has been
spending part of his vacation at the
Crest and entertained a number of
young friends wei the weekend. Mr..
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Washington, and expects to return
with it In q few days.
When going away use the Reading,
the home built railroad.-Adv.
Mrs. Emma Gibbons and Master
Alfred Bowden, Of Philadelphia, are
spending a few days with Miss III.
Yocum at her cottage, 10 e. Roberts
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Oskins, accom-
panied by their son Bert, and their
little friend, Miss Ida Virgins, all of
philadelphia were guests at the Manor
over the fourth.
Former Postmaster Livezey is q
grandfather, a baby having been born
TO his daughter, Mrs. Scott Bannister.
Thomas Holt, a frequent visitor to
Wildwood lis here for a couple of weeks
stay.
Mrs. Lillian Ayars, of Camden, is
or a weeks visit 10 Wildwood.
Mrs. L. G. Medley left for her home
in Dubois, Pa, to spend three weeks.
II. e. Medley and wife left for their
home In Buffalo, N. Y, after spending
three months at Wildwood.
George w. PfeIffer, from Cuba, has
rented the Durham Cottage on Column
bine road, till the middle Of September.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wild
wood Baptist church will hold a sup
per IN the new parsonage OIL Maple
avenue on July %. Tickets 25c. They
will hold their annual sale of fancy ar
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walk, place to be announced later.
Mrs. George H. Walters and family.
OF West Philadelphia, are the guests
her father, j. p. Boone, of 18th street,
for the summer.
DR.. George M. Boone and wife, of
New Orleans, are spending q few days
with his relatives on 18th street. He
is head salesman for Quaker oats In
the BUuth.
The Wildwood City Commissioners
must be hard up for money, having
required the real estate dealers to pay
a license fee of $25 and thereby put
ting the Oldest Holly Beach agent out
of business. What q howl would have
went up from r. w. Ryan II he had
TO pay a license fee to conduct a gro
Gerry.
Harbison's Bazaar extends to every
one IN invitation to visit the Wear
Ever aluminium demon stration at their
store beginning July 18th. Come,
look and sample. Everyone welcome.
Edgeton Inn is keeping up its repu-
fation as the home for bridal couples.
Among the newiyweds stopping there
over the Fourth were MI. and Mrs.
denny Glow, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Per-
kIns. There were also many nearly
weds, altogether making up a large
contingent.
Joseph McAllister, of the Crown
Stamp Co., spent a few days at the
Manor.
John Gormley, Of Kensington, was
seen ON the beach this week CALAMITY
escorting Miss Frances Abbott.
The bright days are bringing out
many wonderful bathing gowns. The
many colored combinations add much
to the charm of the beach.
Geraniums and other plants, also cut
flowers, salad, etc. Come see our beau
tiful display of flowers. Garden work
done by j. r. Black wood, w. Rio
Grande avenue; cars pass the door.
A. s. Kearns, son Of the late I. w.
Kearns, the board walk merchant who
recently died in Florida, returned to
Wildwood on Tuesday. He will be Of
great assistance to Mrs. Kearns In con
Quoting her business interests On the
walk
Il. g. Fox and HI. 8. Fox, of Willow
Grove were at the head Of an auto
mobile party on the Fourth from
Willow Grove to Wildwood. They
stopped at the Sheldon during their
stay here.
Mrs. Elwood Antrim and her
daughter, Miss Louise K. Antrim, and
e. H. Antrim and wife, who have been
sojourning at the Sheldon have return
ed to their home In Merchantville.