Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-24

Lemuel P. Garrison is making extern
sive alterations to the Clearview build
ing owned by A. L. Colson on East
Poplar avenue. Mrs. Mary Jones, who
has conducted the G~reenleigh on Pine
avenue for the last five seasons, will
take this place the coming season.
The extensive alterations to the East
Magnolia avenue apartments of Jacob
Salisbury, of Philadelphia, is nearly
completed and will be occupied by Mr..
Salisbury next season. The work is be-
ing done by Richard A. Larcombe.
Exclusive agency for Regal, Douglas
and Educator shoes for men. w. M.
Beers, 1.-THE Big Shoe Store" Oak and
Pacific. n
Mrs. William Bright went to Phila.
delphia Wednesday morning to meet
her daughter Eloise who will spend the
holidays with her parents. Miss
Bright is a student at the college for
girls at Mt. Holyoke, Mass.
Albert d. Austin and family will
spend Christmas with relatives in Mt.
Holly.
George w. Matthews, who moved to
Bridgelon last fall, has returned to
Wildwood and will resume his restau-
rant business at the Berwind.
The battalion of the Auxiliary Coast
Guard Artillery will go over to the
range for rifle practice tomorrow.
Miss Josephine Atkinson. STEP
daughter of Isaac Robinson, is lying
very i'll with pneumonia in PhiIadel-
phia.
A large number of young men have
enrolled in the city band, which meets
every Tuesday evening at the city hall.
The leader, Oscar Huebner, feels proud
of this organization and promises some
surprises for the music lovers of Wild
wood in the neal future.
Try our iron-clad shoes for children
for better wear. w. M. Beers, "Family
Shoes" Oak and Pacific. =
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Leigh are spend
ing the Christmas holidays in Easton
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Dubois have
gone to-Elmer, where they will give a
Christmas dinner to fifty relatives at
the home of Mrs. Dubois father,
Benjamin D. Brooks, a retired farmer.
Russell Hamburg, of the West Jersey
Electric Co., will be entertained by
friends at Devon Pa, over Christmas
day.
Winchester Bonham has sold three
Overland automobiles to officers at the
League Island Navy Yard, Philadel-
phia.
j.. Harvey Bennett, S5 years of age, a
Cape May contractor, died On Saturday,
December 18th, from pneumonia. He
leaves a widow and infant son. The
deceased had a sewer contract in Wild
wood several years ago.
Mrs. George M. Dare left yesterday
to spend Christmas with her brother,
who is a la wyeri Philadelphia. Later
she will visit relatives in Binghamton,
N. Y. Her millinery store in the Jour-
nal building will be closed for the next
two months.
Miss Mary O'Daniel will spend
Christmas with MI. and Mrs. William
Cam, of West Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Corson will
spend Christmas with relatives in Mill
Vile.
Mrs. s. johnson, head bookkeeper at
the West Jersey Electric office, returned
from Washington, D. O., yesterday.
I. Fucker is ill with rheumatism at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Max
Mayer.
P. H. Jackson will spend Christmas
in Elmira, N. Y, and on the return
trip will stop over in New York City.
The spring like weather yesterday
caused the people to forget that it was
winter and the result was a stroll along
the boardwalk to enjoy the warmth
of the sun and ocean air.