Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-09-11

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children are once again busy with their
studies. Does your thoughts urn
toward the good old days." when you
used to go dripping merrilyn to the
old school-house2
Anna Marie Grauel, sister to William
B. Grauel, spent Labor Day as the guest
of her brother. Miss Grauel Is employed
~ the Hardwlck aud Magee company
in Philadelphia, which firm she has
been with several years.
Councilman John Doak and wife, of
Philadelphia, spent from Saturday to
Labor Day at Haddon Hall. Miss
Jennie Leslie and Miss Sarah Bruner,
of AnnisyiIle, Pa, were also located
there.
James Rilatt and family will leave
for their home in Camden next week.
Samuel Ireland, a retired business
man of Atlantic City, accompanied by
his wife, son and Mr.. and Mrs. B. e.
Whitman were weekend visitors to
the island.
Lloyd Moore, of Bordentown, spent
over Labor Day with his brother, j.
Franklin Moore.
Marguerite Stinson, whose gowns
caused considerable admiration from
The board walk throngs, left Haddon
Hall on Tuesday after a weeks stay
for her home in West Philadelphia.
DIR. g. P. Ard, OF Wood ward, Pa,
and DIR. Joseph Turner, of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend here.
Mrs. T. FL. Mousley, who spent the
summer at the Abbey, will return to
her Philadelphia home next week.
w. e. Snyder, a Pottstown jeweler.
returned home on Tuesday following a
pleasant week at the Haddon Hall.
Professor Frank 9. Schroeder and
his wife, who motored here from New
York City, were weekend guests at the
Adelphi-Witte
John Simpson, of Camden and A. T..
Jones, of Warren, Pa, chums In a BUSH
ness and social way, paid their usual
weekly visit to Wild wood, stopping at
Haddon Hall.
w. q. Calhoun, a Philadelphia lad
who Is at present going TO the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, was a guest at
the Sheldon over the past weekend.
MI. and Mrs. George Furnival and
family, of Philadelphia, paid their
third visit of the season to our resort
when they located for the past week
end at the Sheldon. Mr.. Furnival is
an official of theExcelsior Baking COM
pany.
Mrs. w. 7. Benson, OF Philadelphia,
was down on Labor Day looking after
her property interests here.
Ora Wentzell and Miss Sarah Gaunt,
Of Monroeville, returned home on Tues
day after spending q few days here
with relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. Marbaker, Of
Trenton were among the Labor Day
visitors.
Jacob Hess returned to Philadelphia
In his beautiful LocomobIle on Tues
day after a seasons stay at the Adel-
phil Witte.
Edward Shaver, of the Central Trust
Co., Camden, is spending his vacation
here with his wife.
Two Baptist Sunday-school classes
have combined TO hold a food sale on
Saturday afternoon, Sept. IL, for the
benefit OF the Baptist parsonage in
Miss Scott's Wildwood avenue store.
Apartments for rent, store or living
rooms for small families. Apply Van
Horns dry goods store, Pine and Pa
cifc, Wildwood. =
Mrs. Robert Stretch, of the Seaside
apartments, Aster road, Wildwood
Crest, has as her guests Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Maylender, of Newark. Mr..
Maylender is a strong swimmer and 10
daily seer in the ocean at the Crest
Pier. He is a devotee Of fishing and
several iue catches have been his lot.
Mrs. Stretch Is also entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis V. Biggs, of Oak Lane,
and Miss A. M. Coombs, Of Philadel-
phla. Mr.. Biggs has wonderful luck
fishing and his wife caught over fifty
crabs in one morning.
Contractor Charles G. Glenn has
commenced a cottage on Maple avenue,
adjoining Severn Hall, for DR.. f. e..
Steinbach. Mr.. Glenn has secured
another contract to erect a small apart
ment house for George Hanna on Glen
wood avenue, nea the boardwalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna spent most of the
summer here and are Philadelphians.