Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-05-22
WILDWOOD

b~uDStautihl equity III tuc
Severn Hall property, was left to the
Central Trust Company, of Camden,
to be held in trust for her daughter,
Mrs. s. II. Ogden. The latter's little
daughter, in the event of her mothers
death, will heir the property. Should
both OF these heirs die the property is
to be divided among neal relatives.
An appraisal of the personal property
was made also on Monday. The
daughter is getting the house ready
and will open about the middle of
June.
Geraniums from six cents up, gladi-
ole and ~begonnia, tomato and pepper
plants, and all plants. Garden work
done by ]. r. Black wood, w. Rio
Grande avenue.-adv.
The Ladies Aid of the Hollywood
M. E. church will hold a strawberry
festival and food sale opposite the
church on Saturday afternoon and
evening, May 25d. Automobile runs.
We have lots Of new goods in this
week and want you to call and see
them. We have told you about some
of them OF page 5.-Meech & Co.
The Jr. o. U. A.. M, P. o. s. of A.
and Daughters of Liberty will worship
in the Hollywood M. e. church,
Sunday evening. DR.. Edwards will
preach q special sermon All the old
veterans are cordially invited.
The automobile line between Wild
wood and Cape May, known as the
yellow Cars,u will commence their
third season here, with up-to-date cars
and equipment, about the middle of
June, and we hope to meet our old
friends and patrons. r. H. Meggin-
son.-adv.
DR.. Dunning has taken the cottage
219 East Wildwood avenue, for the
season rs usual and will open his Of
flee there about July l.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. $50 o per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
Rev. Kittredge 8. Wheeler, formerly
Of Camden, a Baptist minister, died at
Los Angeles, Cal two weeks ago.
Frank P. Mattera, landscape garden
er. today May %, 1914, is my birthday
q years old, any work coming to me
during the coming week | will take as
a special favor, and promise you salts
faction. Try me at once and save
money. Second and New York ave-
nue., Anglesea, N. J. Call keystone
Phone 1O6 A, after 8 in evening, all day
Sunday.-adv.
Mrs. Flora Buck, of Florida, Is visit
ing her sister-in- law, Mrs. w. H.
Bright.
Among the Sunday visitors were F..
w. Rochelle and mother, Mrs. Phoebe
Rochelle, Isaiah Bradshaw and
daughter, Carroll, of Philadelphia.
The Rochelle and Bradshaw families
will spend the summer in Wildwood,
having rented through the King
agency the Spooner apartments on
Montgomery avenue, ear the board
walk. Last summer they were locat-
ed In the Ottens tract.
Mrs. Sallie A. Dunlap, Of Wissino-
ming, Philadelphia, has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Mary E. King, on
Pine avenue.
Gas irons guaranteed 81. SO. Koeneke
Bros.-adv.
Annie Gavin, OF Philadelphia, took
possession Of Glenside Inn on Sunday,
owned by Mrs. Brown.
Fresh cut flowers, ferns, palms, gold
fish. aquarium and supplies. M. 8.
Cummins, III e. Wildwood ave.-adv
Mrs. Samuel Rowen and Mrs
Thomas Greaves, of Philadelphia,
visited at the home of Mrs. Walter
Corson last Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wild
wood Baptist church will hold a food
sale, May 20, in one of the stores under
the Seacrest.
Sunday, May "a, at the Episcopal
church Miss Stella VanHorn will sing
''Fear ye not, o Israeli Public invi-
ted. All seats free.
Get your porch boxes filled. A full
assortment of plants at NJ. s. Cum
minis, III E. Wildwood avenue.-adv
Mrs. ]. B. Wright moved into the
Storch apartments on Cedar avenue
last Thursday. Mrs. Wright formerly
conducted the Rita in Holly Beach.
Mrs. s. Weary and daughter, Mar
ian, are visiting in Philadelphia for
a week.
Mrs. William Gordon, of Logan,
Pa. spent a few DAYS here this week.