Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-16

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mantuwn, surprised his guests on Sun
day last by serving a roast pig dinner
which vas enjoyed by about thirty
diners.
MIS-. Edward Rudolf left Last week
for Motor Run, Va, where rhe will
meet her hu.b md, who IL dealing In
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Loefier, of
Cape May Court Houee, were Sunday
visitors to Mr.. Loeffler's parents on
Central avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Mollet is spending
several days In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Theodore Preisendanz aud fam
lily were among the Sunday visitors.
Leon Wheaton ha. taken up the
raising OF chickens Is a passime. He
has installed several ineubasars and
brooders and at present has about
eighty young chicks and TO date has
only lost three.
VIM. Morris and Henry G. Grosscup,
both Of whom have been on the sick
list, are now on the road to recovery
aud are seen taking daily walks.
Mr.. and Mrs. I.avAlIette Buck have
returned from Kissimmee, Florida,
where they spent the winter. Captain
aud Mrs. Samuel Buck will follow
shortly.
North Wildwoo Fi-b com aDy, the
Marine Fisheries company and the
Hereford Fish company are now about
ready TO set their gears, as the men
have about completed the task Of put
ting the piling In position.
Several Of the skiff fishermen will
epdeavor TO land mackerel this week
aud will journey to the fishing banks
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DreizIer spent
Sunday ct their Central avenue cotiage
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Conner have
opened their Fourth avenue cottage for
the season and are occupying the same
with their daughter Dorothy.
Mrs. John Leonard has left for Chin
colleague, Virginia, where she will join
her husband.
Mrs. Matilda Bacon, mother of Mrs.
Braid v ood, lie confined to her New
jersey avenue home with 3 slight i'll
ness.
Several members of the A. b. G. club
spent Sunday at their clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder spent several
days In their cottage at Second aud
Pennsylvania
Since the cutting Of the brush In the
North wildwood section what few rab-
bits have been left on the beach have
taken to under the houses. The dogs
have a better chance to chase them and
poor little bunny's life is made miser-
able. 1t is a wonder that any survive
at all.
North Wild wood Is slowly recovering
from the tangled mass of wires as a re-
suit of the knock-outd dealt by the Easter
Big gangs OF two hundred line
men have been securing through Cape
May county the past ten days. The
beach has not yet complete telephone
communication but there are only a few
spots that are out of commission.
The recent fire loss # Mr.. Bradshaw
has been a serious blow to him, as his
building was only insured for $1,000,
and his house loss is So, 200 alone. out
side of his furniture Oh which he had
but $500. Mr.. Bradshaw aaid he had a
piano for which he paid 1875 alone,
which was a total loss. But irrespec-
tive of his loss Mr.. Bradshaw is very
thankful for his life, as ne had a very
escape from being burnt to
Builder Ely is very busy at present
with a large apartment house in Wild
wood.
j. Barnes. prohibition lecturer, was
tue guest of George Conner on Sunday.
The pathfinder cars OF the big road
run which Is to come to the beach from
Harrisburg early In May, made a visit
to the resort Sunday afternoon. There
were two cars with ten people in the
party. The North Wild wood Auto Club
is preparing plans to revive'the former
glories Of this club house for the time
being and it is plannedto have all the
car owners of the beach who care to to
assemble at the North Wildwood Auto
Club, at Seventeenth and Central ave-
nue., on the morning of the run, for
which details will be given later, and
form a procession to go out 10 the shore
road and meet the incoming visitors.
All car owuers are invited and requested