Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-09
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F. ]. Murphy, of Long Island City,
N. Y. and r. J. Connolly and wife, Of
Camden.
Among those who spent Easter at
the Hotel Dayton were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Steinenberger, of Allento WI, Pa;
Lousie NJ. Kock and Kathryn q. Ell
we'll, OF Philadelphia; Mr., and Mrs. N.
H. Sutton. of Burlington; A. F. Thomp-
son and wife, Of Philadelphia; Fred g.
Rapport, of Morgantown, W. Va; R..
NJ. Gofi, of Millville; Edw. Marker, of
Collingswood and Neil S. Martin. OF
Waterbury, CT.
J. r. Blackwood, florist and land
scape gardener, west Rio Grande ave-
nue., has hydreangas, roses, pansies
and plants on sale. Bell phone 452 W.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar Huebner, Of
Maple avenue, left on Monday for a
trip 10 the San Francisco fair. They
will stop at Lawrence. Kansao, to visit
friends. While they are gone their
house is being occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Meffert, OF Meridian, Conn.
j. r. Blackwood, the Rio Grande
avenue florist, met with quite q loss
last December when the storm tides
flooded bis premises and destroyed the
plants which had been planted for
the early spring sale. His Easter bust
ness, therefore, was quite a disappoint-
ment to him. He was barely able to
save his flock of chickens.
John f. Kieffer, wife and daughter
were down in their Glenwood avenue
cottage over Easter, and entertained
his brother, Paul KIeffer and wife.
Thomas Leaning, aged about 65
years, a Dias Creek farmer, died at his
home and was buried last Saturday.
William Hollingshead, an aged Green
Greek farmer, was also buried on Tues
day,
Bowling, the health.giving exercise,
Casino Pool Room aud Bowling Alleys
now open for the season. Three games
for 25 cents until June 10Th. Smoke the
celebrated Red Magnet Cigar, DC. =
George w. Banks, of the Hotel Sea-
crest, left on Wednesday for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, for the purpose of
taking the celebrated hot baths for
rheumatism with which be has been
troubled for several years. These baths
are highly recommended for people
afflicted as Mr.. Banks is and his many
Wildwood friends hope IL will do him
a heap of good.
John Reese, accompanied by his
brother and sister, are down in their
cottage for the season at Taylor and
Pacific avenues.
Now when you have time TO do some
needlework for yourself you should see
some new things Miss Scott is show
Ing. You'll like them. 1872 e. Wild
wood avenue.
Elmer e. Hansell and family were
down in their Wildwood avenu cottage
over Easter. The s%ojourn Of our cot
tage friends is a reminder that summer
is almoeJ mere.
The JOURNAL Is in receipt Of a copy
OF "Manual of Councils of the City OF
Philadelphia from Gustave F. Reinicke,
of the Recorder Of Deeds Office. 1t is
a very useful little book TO the news
papermen and we are very much
obliged to Mr.. Reinicke.
A mask ball will be held In Red
Mems hall on Saturday night, April 10.
Three prizes will be offered and every
body Is welcome.
The April Board of Trade meeting
will be held at the city hall next Mon
day night, April ~.
just received new line gilt edge loose
leaf memorandum books assorted sizes,
also new assortment blank books at
r. w. Ryan's, l48 e. Wild wood ave
nue..
David McKibbin and wife, Of Ph;la-
delphia, spent Easter at the Kennedy
House.
Prof. Fisher, of the Jefferson Hospit-
al, and DIR. Ehey were called in consul
tation upon Mrs. III. L. Nickerson at
the Havilla. Mrs. Nickerson has been
very III for over W months.
The Haverford entertained as visitors
over Easter Mr.. and Mrs. g. III. Ehren-
teller and G. A. Ehrenzeller, Miss M.
Mercer and r. Logan.
Mrs. II. G. Hall and children, of
Ridley Park, Pa, and w. X. Nixon,
Of New York, spent Easter at the
Royal Inn. Mr.. Nixon will prolong
his stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, of Holiness
burg. Pa, spent the week at their cot
tage on Crosse venue