Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-02-26

VisittuB MS daughter Miss Josephine
Hancock. Mr.. Hancock will open his
Burk avenue cottage In the course of q
few weeks.
Real estate brokers were busy on
Sunday last and rentings were nnmer
Gus, severalNagents reporting y squirt In
business.
Six stores and eight apartments for
rent Ia new brick building at Garfield
and Pacific venue Apply to Joseph
Empol, agent. with Union Realty Co.,
Lincoln and Pacific avenues.
Reuben EIdredge visited his grand
father and sister at West Cape May
over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Bright, OF Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday visiting her broth
ers and sister here.
Sunday excursionists and some resi-
dents of of our city spent Sunday bask-
Ing In the spring like weather aud
gathering shells, of which quite a varie.
ty had been washed up at the foot of
10Th street
Basket ball Tuesday night at Colo
niaI cafe, Eagles vs.. Keen Kutter. y
S. w. Coombs has closed his branch
store at Holly Beach and is making
extensive alterations to the same.
Philip Gould is confined TO his Phila-
deiphia home owing to a quarantine
due to the illness of his youngest son.
The Travel Coupon Company reach
ed high water mark last week, at
which time thousands of coupons were
sold merchants in Eastern Penna.
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
Miss Esther Snyder, OF Allentown,
Pennsylvania, spent over Sunday visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Keiter.
Rev. Charles Keiter, ST., of Allen
town, and wife spent Sunday at the
home of their son; Rev. Chas. Keiter on
Glanwood venue
isitors over washington's birthday
were Miss Lulu Schwartz and Miss
Lillian LAWN, both of whom were en-
tanned at the home Of Miss Minnie
Sagel.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable On page 8.-Adv.
Mrs. VIM. Bush, of E. Lincoln ave-
nue., Is ON a trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. ]. Bellman and Mrs. Lena
Anderotta, of Riverside, spent the hol-
idays visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F. Miller, of e. Pine Ave.
Exclusive agency for DR.. Reed cush-
ion sole shoe. W. M. Beers, Oak and
Pacific.
Otto Martinez was a recent visitor to
Philadelphia.
Warren Topham entertained a few
friends at the Arlington over Washing
toms birthday,
Fred Mann, former driver for George
Dunlap, broke his hand in a friendly
boxing contest one day last week and
is now confined to his east Rio Grande
avenue home.
Don't forget we are here when you
begin your spring sewing. 1t will pay
you TO remember. e. A. VanHorn,
corner Pine and Pacific.
Miss Laura Potts, of Camden. is
spending a week at the home Of Mrs.
William Bush, Lincoln avenue.
Miss Ethel Nickerson, a teacher of
Sea Isle City, a sister to H. L. Nicker-
son, spent the weekend atthe Havilla.
The Reading makes direct connec
tions for Cape May. Leave wildwood
1910 a.. M. and reach Cape May in 30
minutes. Patronize a home built rail
r0a0.-AQV.
Mrs. Sigmund Sauter, of west Maple
avenue, left Monday morning for New
York to visit her niece, Miss Grace
Lesser, who was i'll. The niece was
dead upon her arrival in the city, hav-
ing died during the day.
Samuel Hill has opened his yestau-
rant and boarding house, APO Pacific
avenue, and would be pleased to en-
terrain all his old and new friends. 1t
On Tuesday night. the Office of Law
yer Hand in the Trust Co. building
was filed with men and women of the
Jewish faith. The Beth Juda Hebrew
Temple of Worship made application
for a charter through Mr.. Hand. The
officers are Joseph Empol, president;