Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-30
WILDWOOD

The regular meeting of the Wildwood
City Commissioners was held Thursday
afternoon, April 20. The application
of Mrs. Turpen TO pave in front of her
property was laid over for the present.
Bids were advertised to be in at this
meeting for $50, 200 worth of 5 per cent.
80-year funding bonds. There was u
bidder present at the meeting. but no
bids were opened and read. A tele-
phone was ordered to be installed in the
residence of the Chief OF the fire COM
pany. The sewage disposal ordinance
was passed. Clarence Miller made a
few remarks referring to the proposed
band stand site and stated that a site
at Pine avenue and the Boardwalk
would appeal to him, but in the alb
sence of anything definite this propo-
sition was not taken seriously. He will
be heard nextThursday afternoon when
final action will be taken on the band
matter.
Quite q number of visitors are enjoy
ing the beautiful weather here and
among those al the Hotel Dayton are
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Solomon, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Schaffer, G. r. Bradshaw, j.
g. Clark and Miss M. Pfraum, of Phila-
delphia; Mrs. j. G. Morris, of Vine
land Miss Estel Bottomly, of Brad
ford, Eng; Miss Beaston, of Camden {;
A. II. Seaver, of Malone, N. Y; VIM.
Bagnall, Of Denver, Col, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank ]. Floyd, of Bryn Mawr,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmirer, Of Har-
risburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson, of
Vineland, who are here for an indeti-
mite stay.
Headquarters for flags, wholesale and
retail. Memorial Day Special" Sun
fast bunting. Sewed stripes with pole,
rope and holder, Csc. Funck's De-
partment Store. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Duffy, Of Phila-
delphia, are visiting Mrs. Chas. Finney,
of 2l7 Taylor avenue Mr.. Duffy is
contemplating the purchase Of property
in Wildwood.
When we make a sale we make a
friend. w. M. Beers, family shoe
store, Oak and Pacific.
Mrs. James Ryan. OF Philadelphia,
has opened her cottage, at 1873 West
Taylor avenue, for the season.
Prof. D. s.. Spooner has returned from
Lancaster where he has been assisting
in conducting a seven weeks evangeli-
cal service.
Porch rockers and porch furniture of
all descriptions at special prices next
Tuesday and Friday. Harbison's. =
Charles Simon, of Philadelphia, has
rented apartments in the Raidman,
corner of Pacific and Lincoln
Mrs. Joseph S. Glib and Miss M. E.
Glib are entertaining " the week
end Miss Montgomery, of Overlook,
and DIR. John Musser, a 6warthmore
professor.
w. M. Beers spent two days In Phil
adelphia on a business trip.
Million Dollar Mystery and 100 other
new books in Funck's circulating Ii
brary.
l.. P. Coney is a happy granddaddy.
A baby girl Weighing eight pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Holmes, Young avenue, on Sunday.
Her name Is Margaret @.
George Heinold, who halls from Ger
mantown, has rented the Miller store
on Pine avenue and will conduct an ice
cream saloon. He has moved his fam
lily into a house opposite belonging to
Shop Coombs.
Garden hose, hose reels, sprays and
nozzles. All kinds of garden imple-
ments. Harbison's Bazaar.
James Pinney has gone to Colling-
dale, Delaware County, Pennsylvania,
to build a house for his brother.
Undertaken R. s. Miller, of Court
House, has rented a store room under
the Hotel Seacrest and has opened a
branch of his business here.
Have you seen them; what? Why,
the mahogany clock that Funck gives
with a 100 cigars.
We have been ex ~periencing Fourth of
July weather in April the past week.
Tuesday OF this week vas n of the
warmest.
Wilbur B. Craig has launched into
the retail bread business and has rented
one Of the stores of the w. q. Bright
building, opposite the railroad stations.
The Holly Beach City Building and
Loan association will open the 9TH Sc
ries the first Monday in May. Shares