Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-03
ANCLESEA

An interesting game of basket ball
was played last Monday evening at the
borough hail between McLinden A. g.
and the Ku Ku team of Wildwood.
The lineup for the two teams was as
follows: McLinden A. C.,-forwards,
Press and Holmes; guards, Shultz and
Weiss; center, Ziegler. Ku Ku team
forwards, Heritage and Joslin; guards,
e. Blumell and Rollins; center, r.
Blumell. The score was 40 to IL favor
of McLinden A. c., aud credit is given
forwards Press and Holmes whose fine
playing won the game.
Headquarters for fishermen's rubber
boots. w. M. Beers, Oak and Pacific,
under Hotel Seacrest. X
The fishing boat Admiral Schley. of
Atlantic City, came in Monday morn
ing with a load of cod fish, some of the
fish weighing as high as thirty pounds.
Charles Aspenberg bought the entire
load for $40 and will ship them to the
Philadelphia and nearby markets.
The Admiral Schley took away a load
of bait CLAIMS.
John Bauder, who has been in charge
of the Western Union Telegraph office,
opposite the Marine Fisheries platform,
closed same for the winter on Monday.
Mr.. Bauder will go to Swedesboro for
a few days and then take a position in
the main office In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hilb went to Phila-
delphia Tuesday morning for a short
stay.
Quite a number of Swedish fisher
men left for New York Monday morn
ing. Some of them will take passage
for their native country.
Policeman Floyd Hewitt moved from
West Chestnut avenue to Second and
Pennsylvania this week. He
bought the property from Letter Car
rier Clegg.
William Costello went to Pennsgrove
Monday morning where he has secured
a position.
James Delaney at one time a mem Der
of the police force here, expects to be
married about Christmas to lady from
Ffankford.
Harry Conn, ex-chief of police here,
went to Philadelphia Monday morning
where he takes a position In a dye
house where he formerly worked.
Chris. jacobson, who was head bar.
tender at the Continental hotel in
Holly Beach, will take command ofthe
Maud F. and engage in cod fishing this
winter.
The season being over Longs fish
pound and the North Wildwood Fish
Company closed their places of busi-
ness on Wednesday for the winter.
They open again early in March.
Andy Apologize went fishing for cod
Wednesday morning. These fish are
beginning to come in quite lively.
Andrew Hogen has ordered a new
skif built from Chris. Kloo, of Holly
Beach. AS soon as the boat is built
Mr.. Hogan will engage in fishing.
The fishing boat Monmouth, which
belongs to Captain Gus Anderson, is at
Ottens Harbor undergoing repairs.
A large barge loaded with soft coal,
bound from Norfolk to Boston, sank
on Five Fathom bank shoal last Satur-
day. 1t is thought the vessel will be a
total loss unless some OF the coal aboard
can be salvaged.
Miss Lillian Deppe, of Camden, a
frequent visitor here, was a guest of
her mother, Mrs. Carl Peterson, on
Sunday.
Mrs. William Holmes and daughter,
Linda, have returned home after
spending a few days at Pierces' Point.
Miss Mary Hewitt, who attends Wal
nut Lane school, spent Thanksgiving
with her mother at Hotel Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Buck returned
home after spending a few days with
their daughter, Mrs. M. J. Lummis,
of Pitman.
Mrs. w. E.. Young and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Huff spent Thanksgiving with
Ocean City relatives.