Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-11-27

the Wildwood Fire Co. arrived on Sun
day and was unloaded on Wednesday
by VIM. Carruthers, of the American
LaFrance Co., of Elmira, n. Y.
Columbia Woods, the best made for
knitting and crocheting. Slipper soles
for men, women and children. Read
our ad on page 5. Mech Il Co.
. James Laird, son of DIR. Alexander
Laird, a member of the Temple Uni
versity football team, while playing
against the Burlington team at BurlIng-
ton on Saturday last, sustained injuries
by being kicked in the stomach. He
was brought to his home in Holly
Beach where he is on the road to re-
covery. |
The Wildwood Boad of Education
has invited the commissioners to accom-
pany them on an automobile trip the
latter part of this week to look at differ
ent types of school buildings.
The Pennsylvania r. r.. company
have used three carload of crushed
stone on the street around the Wild
wood station and several OF the street
crossings. The company has also
awarded a contract for the placement
Of catch basins at the street crossings
from Maple avenue to Goth street to
Chas. T.. Nickerson.
Gould's supply families with oysters.
Jack Coleman, the Pennsylvania
pool champion, spent Monday evening
at the Wild wood fire house giving an
* Exhibition of fancy shooting, after
which he played a 100 point game with
Frank Durham whom he defeated 100
to 80.
Now is the time to look over your
requirements for stove repairs. We
carry the largest assortment on Five
Mile Beach and can save you both time
and expense. Koeneke Bros. y
Captain Lewis s. Stilwell. aged SO
years, died of pneumonia at his home
at Goshen q few days ago. He spent
most of his life on the water command
ing lumber and coal schooners plying
between Philadelphia aud southern
points. @. r. Stilwell, a son, is treas
urer of the Ocean City Title and Trust
company.
A word to the wise. Look our VIM
dows over before going elsewhere. w.
B. Shoe Store, Oak above Pacific, under
Hotel Seacrest.
The name Of John N. Reeve Is being
advocated for the position of paid sec
rotary Of the Wildwood Board of Trade.
Frank T.. King has also applied for
the position.
Walnut Brittle Doc Id, Garfinkles. \
Nellie Weldon, of East Garfield ave
nue., is visiting Philadelphia where
she is being entertained by Miss Title
Tiedeum, of West Girard n
Home made pies and cakes at
Gould's.
Miss Blanche Daggan and Egbert
Wood, students at Banks Business
College, arrived home on Wednesday
to spend Thanksgiving with their
parents.
Keep the wind out of your house by
buying weather strips at Coombs Lum-
Der Co. \
William B. Craig and son and 81. p.
Summers were among those who came
in on the train from Philadelphia Tues
day morning.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page ADV.
The local Aerie Of Eagles initiated a
class of sixteen to membership on
Wednesday evening, after which a
banquet was served.
Gould's famous club sandwich 25c. =
Miss Rosalie Washburn and Geneva
Shaw spent Thanksgiving Day in
Philadelphia. visiting friends.
Mayor Smith, together with Chief of
Police Smith, are starting a crusade on
disorderly houses and s~peakeasies.
Theyare collecting evidence and intend
to put q stop to this illegal traffic.