Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-29
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Watch tor it.
Rev. Irwin Fisher returned from
Vineland on Saturday where he was
operated on at a hospital. He filed
the pulpit at the Baptist church as
usual last Sunday.
Following close on the trail of the
tuberculosis exhibit comes the exhibit
of Milford & Co., wholesa III druggists.
The exhibit, which is on display at
Fitzpatrick's Pharmacy, sho WIS all of
the ~hntitoxins, curatives, t%uberculins
and bacterins which are used by ply
siciaDs In the treatment of the vari-
GUS lfevers and contagious diseases.
1t may be said that DIR. Fitzpatrick
carries a full and complete line of this
branch of goods and is about the only
one 10 this section who does.
When going away use the Reading
the home built railroad.-Adv.
A surprise party was given in honor
Of Miss Olga P. Webb on Tuesday eve
ming. There were present Mildred
Griffith, Dorothy Griffith, Marion
Griffith, ~Georgeanna Larcombe, Emma
Glenn, Esther Thomas, Jeanette Ober,
Jennie Shaw, Caroline Webb. Lea
Webb; Prosper Webb, Harry Corson,
|ChARiie Nickerson, Russell Wright,
CORTLAND Steelman, Harold Lar
combe, Charlie Hughes, Harold
Hughes, Bill Glenn, John Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Mitchell
brings the news from Toms River Of
a great revival by Rev. r. s. Carlisle.
The people there's they were here, are
greatly attached TO him. He has had
105 conversions In three weeks most of
whom were adults. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell spent a week 1t the Carlisle
home.
We give our winter customers the
same careful attention as we do our
summer trade, pure clean crystal Ice
delivered every dav except Sunday
during the winter. S. A. Lauing. y
Former Surrogate harles P. VAN
aman was over from Dias Creek
Wednesday getting his automobile re-
paired.
Mrs. b. f. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Mitchell heard Billy Sun
day in Philadelphia this week, as did
also Mrs. H. H. HalloweIl, the latter
attending the Drexel reception.
Rev. Frank B. Lane, pastor OF the
Yineland Baptist church, has accepted
a call to the Millville Baptist church.
H. 8. Mower has been elected cashier
of the First National Bank of Ocean
City and Burrows Z. Marshall assist
ant cashier. The latter comes from
Millville, where he was cashier of the
Mechanics National Bank.
Charles w. Saul and several other
county freeholders spent several days
In Trenton inspecting the State Hospit-
al for the Insane.
Minnie Sagel has returned to the
city after an extended vacation spent
here with her brother on Schellinger
avenue.
Charles Gould, employed In the Of
flee of the Director Of Supplies of Phil
adelphia, spent several days in town
assisting his father in his business
transactions.
Hollywood Council, No. So, Daugh-
ters Of America, will hold a clipping
party and social this evening at the city
hall. Every body is invited to attend.
Jacob Laschell and father, who con-
Quoted an orange juice store on the
boardwalk, are spending a week here
~endeavoring to remove some Of their
fixtures from the fire ruins.
Commissioner Hendee has pur-
chased a pump from Loden & Smith,
of Philadelphia and has tested 1t out in
connection with the sewer work and it
is proving itself a success.
Mrs. Alexander Laird has left for
Pawtucket, Rhode Island, where she
will spend q few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Dow, who recently
returned from England.