Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-10

MI. ana Mrs. u. ID. Morrison. Best
dressed comic, James Durham and
Mike Sheehan.
Fancy GToup-Edgeton Inn. Comic
Couple, Frank Pearson and Sue Weber,
Best Dressed Couple-Frank Pearson
and Sue Weber.
Best Comic Groups-AmerIcan flags,
and Hamlet and Shakespeare.
The commissioners met yesterday af-
ternoon and the clerk was instructed to
notify j. Howard Coombs to make i'm
provements to his sidewalk on Oak
avenue. The awarding of contract for
the construction of a sewage disposal
plant was postponed until Thursday,
september %. A complaint was read
from Miss Wentzell of Willard Hall
that trash was dumped along side her
place on Maple avenue and this condi-
ton will be rectified. A resolution
that Pine avenue, from the east side of
Ocean avenue to the board walk be re-
surfaced and awarded to Kalbach at 81
per SO. yd. and made a continuation Of
the present contract, was carried by a
two-thirds vote, MI. Hendee Directing
because he thought the property own
ers should be assessed for improve
ment. The following notes were made:
$1,000 for Sinking Fund commissioners
at 5 per cent. in anticipation of taxes
for current expenses. $685. at 6 per
cent. on account of Kalbach contract,
and $3.50 and $9S respectively at 6 per
cent. on account of Wright contract.
1t was voted to resurface the south
half of 26th avenue from Pacific ave
nue. to the east side Of Central, award
ing the contract to Kalbach and provid-
ing that North Wildwood do their half,
aud a copy of the resolution was sent
to the council of that borough. The
Masonic lodge was informed that from
September 1st they would have to
furnish their own light.
Mrs. Dare will hold her annual Fall
and Winter millinery opening tomor-
row. The ladies are cordially invited
to inspect the largest and most correct
metropolitan styles.
Mrs. G. A. Lindemann, OF Lewis
burg, Pa; also Mrs. Reeser and A. w.
Rem and two som have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Siebert, on West
Pine avenue, the past week. All have
been enjoying the fine bathing as well
as auto riding on the good roads of
Cape May County. Mr.. and Mrs.
Siebert left on Tuesday for the hills of
North jersey to visit Mr.. Siebert's
mother in Warren County, going by
auto. They were accompanied by
Walter G. Rem.
Personal property sale next Monday
afternoon beginning at two O'Clock at
lO5 E. Andrew avenue, including the
complete furnishings of a six room cot
tage. Terms cash on day OF sale. John
A. Ackley, Auctioneer. X
Mrs. G. H. DuVerger was taken sick
last Saturday and has beer lying seri-
ously i'll at her home in the Hotel Fen
wick. Her condition is somewhat inn
proved today.
Edward Bugless, foreman painter at
the Hotel Walton, Philadelphia, and
past commander of the Sons of Veter-
ans, is visiting his brother Charles Bue-
less. of West Pine avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. |. Silvins, of Lancaster, is also
visiting Mr.. Charles Bugless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, of
Colliugswood; Mr., and Mrs. Frederick
Van Glider, of Philadelphia; Charles
Estlack and Miss o wen, of Woodbury.,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Hand at their cottage on E.
Magnolia avenue.
Fall stocks now in. Shoes for men,
women and children. Prices that fit
the purse. w. NJ. Beers, the new shoe
store, Oak and Pacific. \
John Wright, after a most successful
season at the Storch on Cedar avenue,
Will leave for Chicago tomorrow TO at
tend the Great Council of Red Men.
Mr.. Wright will take a lot of Wildwood
advertising matter along.
David Stoudt, manager of the Atlan-
tic Pier, was arrested for assault on
Mr.. Cooper, of Burk avenu and the
boardwalk. Mr.. Stoudt was placed
under $500 bail for September court.
Harold Nickerson, of 1872 Taylor ave-
nue., special delivery mail carrier, was
bitten by Frank l.. Kings bull terrier
while delivering mail at Mr.. Kings
residence on Wildwood avenue. The
wound was cauterized by DR.. Kelch-
ner.