Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-19


the week in Philadelphia. MI. Coombs
will leave on Saturday to join his wife.
Mrs. A. Stuber, OF Philadelphia, Is
entertaining for a few weeks her cousin
Miss Glenny Fuller. OF Philadelphia,
and her sister, Mrs. r. J. Wissman.
s. Keller leaves for Philadelphia to-
day after spending a pleasant vacation
of several weeks at the Klsmet on
Maple avenue.
J. N. Burling, of Philadelphia, was
q Sunday visitor.
All kinds of trading stamps and cou-
pons bought, sold and exchanged or
In trade. Joseph Empol, Lincoln and
Pacific avenue.
George Hanna. q Philadelphia fur
rler, and wife are down In their new
apartments just finished for them on
Glen wood avenue, near the board walk
by Contractor Chas. Glenn. Their son
William was down Oh. Sunday.
Fresh cut flowers always on hand,
also gold fish and supplies at NJ. S.
Cummins', III E. Wildwood venue.
Watch for our Easter display.
Mrs. w. H. Bright and twins arrived
home from Florida last evening.
Special Policeman Joseph r. Wright,
Of Millville, came to town this morning
on a special case.
A might of Nonsense will be given
by the Mems Bible class of the Baptist
church at the home Of Lynn I'll Boyer
on Tuesday evening next. All welcome.
Don't forget we are here when you
begin your spring sewing. It will pay
you TO remember. E. A. VanHorn,
corner Pine and Pacific. y
Charles Kicker, Billy Sundae and
Frank Cation. OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday at the Kicker cottage on west
Maple avenue.
The Country Schoolhouse was the
name of an entertainment given by
Miss Means Sunday school class last
evening at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Florence Weary aud family have
gone to Philadelphia where they will
remain until after an operation is per-
formed on Mr.. Weary at the Univer-
sity hospital.
Iadiaa. We would be pleased TO show
You our new spring styles IN low shoes.
w. NJ. Beers, the new shoe store, Oak
and Pacific.
Harry OgIe spent several days here
this week.
II. B. Inman is dra wing several plans
Of buildings to take the place of those
recently destroyed by the boardwalk
fire.
Twenty applicants for post Office posi-
tions took the civil service examine
tions held last Saturday at the Wild
wood school 10 charge of Miss May
Evan.
New spring styles in shoes for every
body. Look our lines over before 60
log elsewhere. w. NJ. Beers, Ye Boot
Shop. Oak and Pacific.
Percy Locke, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Locke, at their west Rio Grande
avenue cottage.
Senator John Ackley spent Sunday
inspecting his new building on the
boardwalk.
"Our Boys" in Ye Minstrels of Ye
Olden Time, Bakers theatre, Easter
Monday night, April 5.
a. A. Spencer opened his cigar stand
In the Casino on Sunday.
The Reading makes direct connec-
tons for Cape May. Leave Wildwood
1910 q. M. and reach Cape May in 88
minutes. Patronize a home built rail
road.-Adv.
Harry Cans, proprietor of the orig
inal hoop la game On the boardwalk
spent several days in town.
Norman Ryan spent Wednesday in
fnlladeipn1a.
Latimer & Smith, Bread & Milk on
the ends. sour Boys'' Ministries, Bla-
ker's theatre, Easter Monday night.
April s.
Optician Wardell is spending a few
days in Atlantic City.
= Lereda Hunter, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Miss Marie Alex
ander at her e. Davis Ave. cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thornley,, Of
Philadelphia, were down Sunday In
their Pine avenue cottage Another
cottager here enjoying the beautiful
spring sunshine war John +. Kieffer.
J.. r. BIackwood, florist and land
scape gardener, west Rio Grsnde ave-