Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-23
WILDWOOD
Continued from page l

William Grimes was q visitor to
Bridgeton during the past week.
Harry Wilgus, a favorite among the
theatre public of Wild wood is spending
several days here and on Saturday eve
ming will appear at Bakers theatre.
Mrs. A. A. Housman, of New York
City, is spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Fl. Hoffman at
their home In North Wildwood.
Just received new line gilt edge loose
leaf memorandum books assorted sizes,
also new assortment blank books at
r. W. Ryan's, 148 E. Wild wood ave-
nue.. \
Mrs. Jack Martin and children, OF
West Chester, Pa, and Mrs. II. Eve,
OF Newbold, are spending a few days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Heating at their Pacific emf cottage.
Mrs. Frank Swope is spending a few
days 10 Philadelphia visiting relatives
and friends.
List your cottage or apartment with
Craig, lab e. Baker avenue, Wild woods
The Civic club will meet at Mrs.
HalIen's at the Crest IN April 30 in
stead of May 7.
Miss Coe Emerson, Of Paterson, is
visiting friends on Roberts
Mrs. Bertha Chopper, accompanied
by her daughter Carolyne, spentqSun-
day In their Cedar avenue cottage, the
Normandie.
Reduced prices in ladies' tailored
skirts, navy, brown and black, granite
cloth and serges. Miss M. O'Daniel. =
Miss Linda lloyd, of wildwood juno
ton, spent Friday here visiting friends.
Prof. William NoeIsch was down
from Philadelphia on Tuesday to vote
at the special election.
Mrs. W. M. Beers spent last week in
Philadelphia, on a business trip.
We are displaying new styles and
patterns in reed sedan-sulkies. Ex-
c~eptionaIIy low priced. Harbison's \
Luther Q. Ogden, a Cape May lum-
Der dealer, is a candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for State Senator.
He has made an announcement to that
effect.
The Reading makes direct connec-
lions for Cape May. Leave Wildwood
1910 a. m. and reach Cape May in S8
minutes. P~atronize a home built rail
road.-Adv.
Israel Kotok, of Vire'and. 10 topping
for an indefinite stay with friends on
Garfield avenue after spending the
winter In Florida.
A splendid line Of odd size silk and
Isle hosiery in white and black just in,
DOC and 81. 90. e. A. VanHorn.
Now that the alterations are finished
on the Ira Dell, 1t is receiving a coat of
paint and lie beginning to look bright
and fresh.
II. A. Spencer has moved with his
wife and daughter to 210 east Pine
nue. from the Cocmbs apartments.
Alfred Winterburn has resigned his
position as reporter for the Tribunea and
has entered the real estate business with
w. H. Bright.
Wildwood high school baseball team
me the Cape May Court House team
on the formers diamond at the Crest
Wednesday afternoon and were defeat
ed by a score Of l7-10 \
When going away use the Reading
the home built railroad.-Adv.
Attention is called to advertisement
of Jos. j. HeatoD, paperhanger and
decorator, on page 8. New advertise
menls in this issue are the Charles III.
Clouting Co., lumber; A. L. Colson &
Son, lumber and paints; John Bright,
attorney-at-law; Bell Telephone Co.,
DR.. Margaret Rupert, Pierpont q
Brown, Pacific Machine shop and gar
age; Marine National Bank, Stephen
Thurber, DR.. s. e. Corle, Mech & Co.
Anna Empol. Patronize the Journal
A0VefLlSerS.
DR.. Charles T. Russ ell, Jr., accom-
panied by Miss Gladean Q. Craig, of
Philadelphia, motored to Wildwood
Thursday and were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur B.. Craig, of lab e.
Baker avenue.
Reduction sale in table linens SOC
quality at Abe for this week. Miss
Daniel, 1l9 e. Wildwood avenue
The public comf fort on the Boardwalk
be thrown open to the people on
nday.
Extensive alterations are about to
pepin at the Wildwood Embroidery
shop, owned by Miss ]. Scott, which