Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-16

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season, Robert Mclaughlin, Mr.. Cow
entry and sisters and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Iredill for the season, all Of Phil
adelphia.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page 5.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Moss and family
have taken apartments, at l42 East
wildwood avenue, and will remain for
two week.
Raymond Burk is getting his auto
mobile salesroom, opposite the Holly
Beach station, in shape for business.
HARBIsON's BIG MIDSUMMER
Watch these columns for
particulars.
We are glad to note that u City
Hall is being treated to a surprise-it
Is undergoing a much needed goal of
paint.
William Martin and Miss Myrtle
Leach, of Philadelphia, are spending
their respective vacations with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Whitehead, at Baker and Pacific ave-
nues.
Parasols, parasols-newest effects in
black and white as well as in colors.
Prices range from $1.00 to $500. Spec
ial values $500 and $3.50. Read our
ad on page five. Mech & Co.
Mrs. McCulIy and son, of Camden,
are spending the month at the Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brutshe, ofPhil-
adelphia, were among the summer Wis
itors at the Lyndhurst last week.
Alfred Whitehead, Of Baker and
Pacific avenues, went to Philadelphia
Tuesday on a business trip.
Plants, cut flowers, also chickens,
rabbits, etc., at BIackwood's, w. Rio
Grande avenue, phone Bell 452 w. :
One day the latter part of last week
a small child made a misstep back
ward, at the public drinking fountain
on the boardwalk at Pine avenue, and
fell to the beach. 1t was not reported
whether the child sustained injury, but
it is suggested the commissioners place
some protection here and thereby pre-
vent q similar accident happening.
Use the Cent-a-Word column In the
Journal and get results.
The following named pupils Of Wild
wood received a general average Of 80
or more and are elegibIe to enter high
school next year (1915-1916)
North Wild wood-Irene Leonard,
IsabeIIe Corson, Elmer Bloomell. John
J.. WHIST, Victor Braid wood, Edgar
German. Anna Scully.
Wildwood-Daniel Baker, Russell
Bond, Lynn Branin, Helen Coombs,
Cora Crayton, Joseph Dennison, Sgd
ney Evan, Harvey Foster, William
Geisenberger, Mary Gibson, Julia
G~loeckler, Ruth Goslin, Lavinia john
son, Edwin Middleton, Kathryn Mil
Ter, Florence Neamand, Charles Nick
erson, Elfrieda Nye, Edward Rawlins,
Charles Rosskam, Edith 6chellenger,
Edward Schlichtlng, Roy Sjostrom,
EteeIman, Richard Stuber,
Andrew Thomas, Esther Thomas, Ell
berta VanHorn, Prosper Webb, Nellie
Weldon, Roland Woolson, Russell
Wright.
SWEATERS-Babies and small
children's sweaters at reasonable prices
at Harbison's. X
The Delaware Bay and Short Line
have built a fish platform for icing and
shipping purposes on West Susque-
hanna venue at Ottens Harbor.
Among those stopping at the Winona
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Steininger of
Allentown, Pa; Lewis Frezise, of
Gloucester; Miss Gertrude Budd, of
Woodbury.; DR.. and Mrs. Campbell.
DR.. Lentz and Miss Harriet Rutherford,
of Philadelphia, Pa, and MI. and Mrs.
J. w. Van Akt. G. H. Watts, wife
and son motored to Wildwood in their
This is their first visit to the
and they were we'll pleased,
especially with conditions here.
Mrs. Efie Harkins, OF Kensington.
has returned after a short visit at the
cottage, at the corner of Pine
and Pacific avenues.
Mrs. Branin, Of Burk and Pacific
avenues, Is entertaining her mother
from Millville.