Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-17
WILDWOOD

Inc q were all out OF town peo-
pie and the figures for the completed
furnished building were in the neigh
borhood of 500 900. All bids were
rejected.
The Odd Fellows will place an cleo
trio sign from the second story window
OF the hall way leading t their lodge
room at the Third ward fire house.
Henry Sachsenmeier and family have
returned to their home In Glenside, Pa,
after spending the summer in Ryan's
Pine avenue apartment. Mr.. Sach-
senmeier spent July at the SanFran-
cisco exposition.
The family of Henry Heiligman re-
turned to their Philadelphia home this
week after spending eleven weeks in
their Leaning avenue cottage. 1t was
their twelfth season spent here.
The September tide table will be
found on page six.
The members of the Grand Jury at
Cohrt this week were Frank Wentzell,
Edgar Eldredge, George AIbig aud
George A. Redding. The jury was In
session Tuesday and Wednesday and
adjourned to next Friday, the Gath.
A telegram was received from John
Wight, who is attending the conven-
top of the Great Council of the I'M
proved Order OF Red Men, at Chicago,
stating that the Council will hold their
convention at Wildwoo for one week
following Labor Day next year.
Capt. Brewer took a party u on a
cruise on the "Gibson Girl last We'd
nesday morning, starting from Hann's
canal going by way Of Cold Spring
Inlet to Cape May Point and Delaware
bay to Pierce's Point. In the party
were Warren Ham and son and Frank
Snyder. They made a catch Of over
one hundred weak fish.
Edwin Trump, who has a toy store
at Lincoln avenue and the Board walk,
states he has had a good season and
will open the store adjoining his next
season.
Fifteen members OF the First ward
fire company, a chemical engine and
fifteen men from the Third ward with
a pumping engine, accompanied by
Fire Chief Nlckerson and Mayor Smith,
went to Egg Harbor yesterday to at
tend fremen's day at the three-day
Carnival held at that place. q
Charles Barnett, son of Eli Barnett,
who resides on Rio Grande avenue, was
married to Miss Anna Loeffier, We'd
nesday afternoon at three o'clock. The
ceremony was performed at the home
Of the bride at Twelfth and Central
avenues.
The Coomhs Lumber Company has
Just received a large order for mill work
from the Dupont Powder Works Co.
This material will be used for 102 new
houses at Pennsgroye, and will require
a number of additional men at the mill
in Wild wood.
Mrs. Effie Harkins, of Philadelphia,
returned home after atwo weeks vaca-
ton spent with her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. w. H. Smith.
Miss Alta Mott, of W. Wildwood
avenue, has resigned her position as a
waitress at the Hotel Dayton, to pre-
pare for her wedding, which is to take
place on Tuesday, September %. She
will marry Mr.. John Seewald, of
Williamsport, Pa, where they will
make their home. Miss Mott is the
oldest daughter of Mrs. N. Crayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norton are spend
ing a couple of weeks at the Delaware
Water Gap. The month of September
is a delightful one at that resort.
John McConley reports the sale of
n of his Andrew venue cottages.
John McConville and family return
ed to their Philadelphia home on We'd
nesday after spending the summer in
Freebooter Saul's cottage on w. Goth
street. Mr.. McConville was one of the
commuters on the Pennsy all summer
and is in the stove business.
Commissioner and Mrs. r. w. Ryan
are expected home next Monday from
a trip to the Catskill mountains, stop
ping at Twilight Inn, Haines' Falls,
New York. In the mouth of August
before they started on their trip they
entertained at their Wildwood home
Grant Lewis and son Lewis, Mrs. G.
Doyle, MI. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Thompson, Miss
Haddie P. Morris, Harry Sauerston,
E. 81. Ryan, Mrs. VIM. Mellon and
daughters Manets and Myrtle, all Of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Lucy Oldershaw,
Mrs. Alfred Shien and daughter Ruth,