Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-24
WILDWOOD CREST

their Elmer home this week after an
enjoyable summer spent in their cot
tage on the shore of Sunset lake. Mr..
Sturr is an ardent fisherman.
Miss NJ. Thompson, William A. r.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stokes,
Oscar Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred w.
Gilliss, George E. Shmidheiser, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Schneider and son Walter,
Mrs. Albert Ernest and son Albert, all
of Philadelphia; Howard g. Marston,
of Riverton; Robert Stretch, of Had
doufield; Mr.. and Mrs. John Burd, of
youngstown, Ohio, we're over Sunday
visitors stopping at the Ocean Crest
hotel, which expects a number of week
end visitors Saturday.
Chief George Hamburg, President
George Raesly, Chas. II. Lare and II.
P. Davis, of the Crest fire department,
went to Atlantic City yesterday morn
ing to attend a firemen's convention.
Joseph Steelman, of Philadelphia
avenue and Wisteria road, is building
three small garages for Charles H.
5chnitzler, Wisterla road and the
Boulevard.
R. E. Johnson, formerly manager Of
Bakers theatre, is now director of a
theatrical stock company in Lewis
town, Maine.
Norman P. Farar and family, who
occupied a cottage on West Columbine
road during August and the fore part
of September, have returned to their
Philadelphia home, and Mrs. Durham
ana Miss Parker, who have been here
since Mr.. Farar returned, left yesterday
for their Germantown home, but will
make week end trips. Mrs. Durham
expressed herself as perfectly delighted
with her short stay and was sorry to
return.
DIR. M. J. Karpeles and family, who
have teen summering at l27 West Col
umbine road, will return to their Ger
mantown home tomorrow.
s. 8. Perkins and family, OF Haddon-
field. having spent a pleasant summer
at 100 West Palm road, will return
about October lst. Mr.. Perkins accom-
panied ibis son Henry R. to Rutgers
college, Tuesday morning, at which
place Henry is a student.
j. w. Rush, proprietor of the Virgin
la, at 6Sl2 Pacific avenue, reports a fair
season considering this being the first
year and will close about October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hammond,
who have occupied a cottage at 69I0
Pacific avenue for the summer, will re-
turn to Philadelphia about October Is.
H. c. Dunlap, president of the Dun
lap Printing Co., of Philadelphia, and
who has been summering at his
beautiful residence 7l08 Pacific-avenue,
will return TO Phila1ell hia about Octo-
Der 1st.
Thomas Cross has placed iron guard
rails at the bulk head ends of the streets
which are a much needed protection.
Alonzo Charlson is moving the build
ings at the Cape May boat landing out
to the new wharf at Rambler road and
Sunset Lake. After this is done further
improvements will be made making
this place very attrac i've.
E. B. Pagan reports several rentals
for Septemt er and October.
A. B. Bette, of Lancaster, Pa, has
taken the cottage of l.. Hallen, 1876
West Sweet Briar road, and expects to
make ali extended stay.
H. T.. Stricken was called to Phila-
delphia, Wednesday afternoon, To visit
his son Howard, iwho was injured while
riding a motor cycle ion Market str, ct.
He was removed TO the Hahnneman
hospital after the accident.
Frank Sturr, aklumber dealer ..
Elmer, is stopping at his cottage at
Lotus road and Pacific avenue.