Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-21
WILDWOOD

hLnazemeut WDen tneY SAW tne num-
Der Of cars loaded with excursionists
which came to the resort on Sunday
and wondered why people would en-
ture out with such prospects of a bad
day ahead, but the answer to that
question Is this, and we get IL from q
of the excursionists: TIT was q beauti-
ful morning when we left Philadelphia,
the sur was shining brightly and we
anticipated a fine day, but when we
neared the shore a thunderstorm broke
and here we find fall conditions
Another one was glad he came and
remarked to a friend, "Every time |
come down here 1t makes me feel five
years younger;n and still another said,
"Well, | have to go up tonight, but
you can bet 1 will be down again about
Tuesday" Even ON these rare oc-
casions of bad weather people are loath
to leave, as there is a natural attractive
ness about Wildwood.
Up to date self cleaning Panama
pipe, also largest stock and varieties OF
pipes in Wildwood at Funck's.
Some dogs run at large without muz-
zles while others are equipped with
them. Are there any privileged dogs
ia town or is the law lax IN this re-
spect. Some person will be bitten and
"then the door will be locked after the
horse has been stolen.n The Commis-
sioners should arise to the occasion and
enforce the ordinance.
Those SIS suits selling al Keating's
have had a wonderful demand.
The practice of throwing paper boxes
and rubbish under the board walk piers
should be stopped, rs it tends to litter
the beach and is an eyesore to visitors
who chance to stroll along the sand.
We trust a word to the wise will be
sufficient. The City Commissioners
should give attention to these matters.
Apartments for rent furnished and
unfurnished in Red Mems hall, also
stores. Inquire of the Union Realty
Co., Joseph Empol, 1913 Pacific ave. y
Harry Brutsche writes that because
Of Ill health he will be unable. to come
to Wildwood this summer as he had
expected. The Union Transfer work
here is too severe for him and he Is
obliged to remain In his Office at Broad
street station, Philadelphia, where 1t is
more quiet. The work at Wild wood
will be in charge Of J. Rowan, who has
been selected from the Pennsylvania
railroad office at 9th and Chestnut.
Mr.. Brutsche is very much disappoint-
ed that he cannot be in Wild wood this
summer, and 1t goes without ssying
that his patrons are.
Now when you have time TO do some
n~eedlework for yourself you should see
some new things Miss Scott IS show
Ing. You'll like them. 1872 e. Wild
wood avenue. y
Edwin NJ. johnson, ST., of Pacific
and Young avenues, reports business
on the increase and has rented the
Old Hogan mansion, on Roberts ave-
nue. and the beach, to Carrie Schmidt,
Of Philadelphia; a bungalow belonging
to Mr.. Kirk, of Baker avenue; the
apartment of Postmaster Geo. Smith,
also the Bulmer cottage and apart
ments of J.. Hallerman, on Youngs ave-
nue., to Philadelphia parties. Mr..
Humma, OF Reading, Pennsylvania,
has also rented the Knecht cottage on
Pacific and Young avenues.
A splendid line of odd size silk and
Isle hosiery in white and black just in,
50c and $1.0O. e. A. VanHorn.
y "Wildwood CityBand is the name of
the newly organized band and it means
business, f" says one Of its members. 1t
was organized last Friday evening at
the Third Ward firehouse and If the
enthusiasm demonstrated at the time
is any indication of the future, the pros
poets Of having some good music are
very encouraging. Any one wishing
to join this band can do so by applying
to o. H. Eachus, w. Hildreth avenue.
or George Mccullough, w. Maple ave-
nue., who will gladly have fill out an
application and submit your name for
membership.
Looking forward to better sanitary
conditions, Wildwood is having its
own incinerating plant to take care OF
the garbage, and dead animals of Cape
May County ct Rio Grande. Dead
animals removed free day or night.
The Wildwood Incinerating Co. Bell
phone 5O2 Re-.
Col. I. 8. aAaronson and wife are In
Wildwood again to take up the Help
ing Hand Rescue and Relief work,
with headquarters at 225 West oath