Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-02

1870
f., held last Monday night was IN en-
joyable affair. About 100 persons were
present. The supper was served By the
ladies ofthe Presbyterian church. The
corn bread made By an Andrew avenue
lady was in great demand. An or
chestra furnished music and after the
supper a literary program was rendered,
which was In charge OF w. III. Bright,
who kept the diners In a good humor.
Miss Bright and Miss Weary recited.
Now when you have time to do some
needlework for yourself you should see
some new thlngs Miss Scott Is show
Ing. You'll like them. 1872 e. Wild
wood venue
The guide book being prepared by
Frank L. King Is rapidly near compile
ton. Those that have taken space in
this valuable booklet will please pre-
pare their reading matter at their ear
Hest moment. Same will be called for
during the coming week.
John H. Donaldson will entertain a
number of Easter guests from Camden
at his home IN Young avenue, among
whom will be Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stewart, and Martin M. Barney and
family.
Ferry's flower and Garden seeds
new goods and all fresh-Michell grass
seed, onion sets, white dutch clover
seed, etc. Harbison's.
Theodore Uerkvitz has taken up his
duties again at Higgins barber shop,
after spending the winter in the city.
His family will be down Sunday and
they will siopin the Poplar apartments.
James Bridges, an aged Holly Beach
resident, has been on the sick list the
past week. Prof. II. g. Chalmers had
q severe attack OF indigestion and Mrs.
Charles r. Page has been confined Il
her bed for several days. Prof. H. G.
Schlichting has 50 fered q relapse and
is now very i'll again, He was scarcely
able to finish the school day on Monday.
Just received new line gilt edge loose
leaf memorandum books assorted sizes,
also new assortment blank books at
r. w. Ryan's, l48 e. Wild wood We
nue..
A. M. Wright, with his wife and
daughter, have moved from Camden to
the basement apartment of J. w.
Young's house on 22d street. Mr..
Wright Is q printer and will be employ
ed at the JOURNAL Office.
A great rally Of the men Is expected
at the meeting of the Mems Bible class
of the Baptist church, on Easter Sun
day afternoon. They have arranged q
special program and the Hon. Henry
H. Eldredge, Of Cape May, Judge of
the Cape May County Court, is TO be
the principal speaker. The meeting
will be held in the parsonage lecture
room on Maple avenue and will start at
ESQ. All men are cordially invited to
attend.
F. s. Slower, who was in business
here some years ago, was here last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Riley are
spending several days this week at
W0odstown and Elmer.
Blaker's Theatre opened Tuesday
night, "Mutt and JEFF in Mexico" being
the attraction. The bill was a good one
and composed of good melodies, inter-
woven with spicy humor. Theresa v.
McAdams vas the star of the evening
and brought the house down with her
rendition of the "Mermaid" and "All
Aboard for Dixie" On Saturday even
ing Manager CARL will show "Three
Weeks In motion pictures and on
Easter Monday the local boys will
render q minstrel show.
Mrs. G. Stoltz and family are down
in their Maple avenue cottage for
Easter.
See Baby Corona Shoyer. This act
alone is worth the price of admission
at Our Boys Minstrels Easter Monday
night at Bakers. \
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Reinicke and
daughters Caroline and Elizabeth and
niece Mrs. Chas. G. Broome and VIM.
Saylor came down yesterday to spend
Easter. Mr.. Reinicke has had a posi-
ton In the recorder of deeds office in
the city hall at Philadelphia since last
fall.
Harry Rydell was operated upon at
the University of Pennsylvania hospital
this week. One leg and part of the hip
was cut away, which was found to be
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