Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-31

advertised the plant of the Five Mile
Beach Sun at public vendue to take
place at the Sun Office, corner Cedar
and Philadelphia avenues on Monday,
January 5 1916, at {. 80 p. u. The prop
erty was attached by the sheriff at the
instance of Mr.. Bush, who has over
one hundred dollars due him for wages.
Mr.. Bush, who resides at Cape May,
was for many years In the employ of
Editor T. e. Hamilton, who died last
April, and has had charge of the paper
until the present time. AT the Ackley
sale last summer the Sun newspaper
plant was bought by ex-Sheriff w. H.
Bright for $500, but the latter could not
obtain possession because the property
could not be delivered free of incum-
bfance. Only a few days before the
death of Mr.. Hamilton the press, type
and other material was moved from
the Sun building on Maple avenue to
W. H. Bright's newly purchased build
A4k9 " WhiCn ~ 10 unuCIblOOu NLClC IdD
been any rent paid. The prop
erty is now being sold to satisfy Mr..
Bush or any applying creditors accord
ing to an act entitled IAN act for the
relief ofcreditors against absent, fraudu-
lent and absconding debtors, revision
Of 1902 of the state law.
g. H. Kinard, of Mt. Airy Lutheran
Seminary, preached at tina Lutheran
church last Sunday and will ~officiate
nsAt Sunday, when the music rendered
on Christmas will be repeated.
DR.. j. M. Slaughter is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Louisa Steer, at Ard
more, Pa, where he will remain over
the holidays.
The Board of F~reeholders made a
tour of inspection of the county roads
last Tuesday for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the probable cost of mainte-
lance for 1916.
Mrs.Still, of Vineland, was entertain
ed at the home Of Charlie Norton over
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers Barnett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Mcpherson were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Vim.
Mcpherson, at Fishing Creek.
Miss Eva Stein, of East Rio Grande
avenue, is spending a couple of weeks
in the city recuperating after an attack
Of l%agrippe.
the chimney of small house belonging
to Caleb H. Meeker on Magnolia ave-
nue. between Pacific and Atlantic, gave
the two fire companies a run last Tues
day afternoon. No serious damage was
done and the slight fire was extinguish-
ed by the chemical.
Senator-elect Lewis T. Stevens, OF
Cape May, was a caller at the Journal
office on Monday.
Joseph Servant is building an auto
bus for Samuel Garrison which is to be
used at PennsgrOve. He Is also build
ing one for a party in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright speot
Christmas with relatives at Cape May
Point, returning last Tuesday afternoon.
The Keys Cottage, on East Maple
avenue, is being painted by Adolph
Aderson. This property belongs to the
Tilge estate.
Miss Gertrude Bleck and Harry Robe
son, both of Stroudsburg, Pa, were
married at six o'clock Tuesday evening
at the parsonage of the Wild wood Bap-
fist church by Rev. L. H. Fisher. Mrs.
Robson is a sister of Mrs. Linwood
Filler. The bride and groom will spend
a few days of their honeymoon here
and then visit other relatives and
friends in South Jersey on their return
trip to Stroudsburg, where they Will
make their home.
Paul Scully went to Philadelphia
Monday to be gone the balance of the
week.
At the annual business meeting of the
Baptist church last Wednesday even
ing all branches of the church reported
a healthy condition which was encour-
aging to the pastor.
Evangelistic services will begin at the
Baptist church on January 31st. Rev.
T. F. Sewers, pastor of the Clayton
Baptist church and who assisted so ably
last year at these services, is expected
to be here again.