Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-28
WILDWOOD .
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The Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon and passed on the plans as
prepared by EngineerW cir and adopted
the Riensch-W url screen system of
sewage disposal, and the plant will be
installed within ninety days after a
proper building Is prepared. M. A.
Nealy, resident manager in Philadel-
phia for the Globe Indemnity Co., Of
New York, spoke on the rates of insur-
ance for city employees. Other CON-
panies we're the Commercial Casualty
Co., of Newark, represented by w. K.
Lovett and the Employers Liability
Assurance Co. and Fidelity and Deposit
Co represented by Robert ]. Kay.
While comparisons were being made
Frank L. King asked that the matter
be laid over for one week SO the Com
missioners could give it special con-
sideratlon, also stating hat II he was
given an opportunity he would give IN
estimate on the entire insurance. 1t
a moved to give MI. Lovett the in
uranc on the firemen, police, beach
police, sewer inspector and laborers,
street inspector and laborers and assess
or, while the balance of the insurance of
city officials went to Mr.. Huppert of
the Globe Indemnity Co. A resolution
was adopted that a quit claim be exc
cuted to Carl E. Sjostrom for property
in the Third ward, all liens having
been paid thereon. City Treasurer Kay
made his annual report which on mo-
ton was received and ordered printed.
Mid-winter sale now on. Shoes below
cost. II you are in need of a pair of
shoes this sale will be a great saving to
you. w. M. Beers, 1.-THE Big Shoe
Store," Oak and Pacific.
Miss Maud Bright, an employee OF
the Marine National Bank, is compil-
ing data at city hall this week for that
institution.
Mrs. John Farrell, who owns a cot
tage on west Poplar avenue, was among
the Sunday visitors.
Miss Sylvia States, of Camden, ofthe
auditing department of the Keystone
Telephone company, was visiting
friends here last Sunday.
Mayor Frank E. Smith aud Frank
L. King called on N. j. Gilmore, of
Philadelphia, in an endeavor to make
arrangements for the use of his ground
for base ball privileges for 1916.
Lot 80, block 40, has been sold to
Mary Eaton, OF Philadelphia, and a
three room bungalo on lot %, block 40
Is being moved on to the lot by Charles
Burk. Both building and lot was the
property of Frank l.. King and sold by
him.
Fifty merchants of Wildwood have
enlisted in the cause of the Wild wood
Athletic Club who propose to hold q
fair about the middle of February.
The Wild wood Gas Co. has leased
the office adjoining the n they occu-
ply on Atlantic avenue and are having
an arched doorway cut through.
George Heinold, who conducted a
bakery on East Pine avenue and who
removed to Germantown last fall where
he opened a bakery, has returned and
taken the cottage opposite his former
place of business. He will resume
business here.
The Baptist church has been holding
revival services this week. Starting
next Sunday, January 80, Rev. T. F.
Sewers, of Clayton, will be the a
gelist in charge. Rev. Sewers had
charge of the meetings here last year
which were such a success.
r. s. ellis broke an arm in four
places in Philadelphia recently.
Mrs. Bert Bramble has returned from
Florida, accompanied by her father,
Joseph Costill, who is visiting old scenes
in Jersey, having gone to Florida from
Wildwood three years ago. Mrs. Bran
BILE vent to the sunny south last De-
cember, and was glad to get back to
Jersey.
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