Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-07
WILDWOOD
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was in Wildwo yesterday looking
after his real estate holdings.
j. H. Dowler, ST., of Andre W avenue,
was SIS years old on Wednesday, Jan.
5, 1916. Hale and hearty he celebrated
the day by a walk around town and
when he reached the Journal Office,
nearly a mile from his home, he was in
good spirits aud in fine condition.
q. H. Duverger and family, who have
been tarrying at Tampa, have crossed
the state Of Florida and are now at
Miami, in the southern part of the
state.
Paul Jones and wife were visitors at
the home of the formers mother il
Vineland over the holidays.
e. s. Culver, of East Young avenue,
has driven piling Oh the ocean side of
the board ak at Spencer avenue and
intends to build two stores there this
spring.
Charles E. Picard is r%enovating the
residence and store property belonging
to Joseph w. Greenwood, corner Lin
coin and Pacific avenues, and expects
to have them in shape by February LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelman returned from
Philadelphia last Monday where they
were visiting relatives.
Charles A. Douglass and wife, of
Philadelphia, are here on a short visit.
Jacob Konowitch has been ill at his
home with the grippe since last We'd
nesday.
John Purdy, of Camden, was here
Monday and made final settlement aud
took possession of a piece of property
on West Maple avenue. Mr.. Purdy ex-
poets to build thereon next Spring, !,
Harry Hill, of West Magnolia ave-
nue., spent the past week in Philadel-
phia.
G. M. Alderman, a post grad uate of
Princeton Seminary, will preach next
Sunday at the Holly Beach Presbyter-
ian church. congregational meeting
will be held next Wednesday evening
for the purpose of electing trustees.
A. w. Hand, county superintendent
of schools, visited the Third ward and
Arctic avenue school last Monday.
Mics Genevieve Hogan, a teacher in
one of the first grades of the Third ward
school, has returned from a trip to Port
Henry, NY, her home town, and re-
sumed her duties.
Through the courtesy of ex-C Congress
man j. Thompson Baker the Third
ward school has been presented with a.
set of Government, Geological and
other reports.
The bricks to be usedin the construc-
ton of the High School will be similar
to those of the city hall at Ocean City.
Supervisor H. G. Chalmers attended
the annual meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association, held at Atlantic City
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Of last week. There were also present
A. w. Hand, county superintendent
from Cape May and A. M. Stevens, of
Ocean City,
the teachers of the Wildwood
schools made II. G. Chalmers a Christ
mas present of an elegant umbrella.
Janitor Lundine of the Third ward
school was also presented with a large
turkey by the teachers.
Educator Shoes for the whole family
exclusively at Tenenbaum's, 3404 Pa
cific avenue.
Queen Quality Shoes for ladies are
both stylish and comfortable. Only at
Tenenbaum's, 3404 Pacific avenue. II
Be prepared in case of an emergency
buy a pair of Rubbers, the best brands
at the lowest prices at Tenenbaum's,
3404 Pacific venue.
The P. o. s. of A. elected the follow
ing officers Tuesday night: Past Presi-
dent, William Schellenger; President,
William Bush; Vice-Preside lent, Lam
ming Myers; Master of Forms, Irwin
Dreher; Conductor, Oscar Risley; In
spector, Victor Braid wood; Guard,
Warren Mount; Recording Secretary.
Martin Newkirk; Treasurer, A. l.. Sey-
mour; Financial Secretary, Linwood
Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith have
been seriously ill with the grippe at
the home OF their daughter, at Mill
bourne, Pa. In Mr.. Smiths case pneu-
monia quickly developed and a trained
nurse was employed. On Tuesday
there was some improvement aud it is
hoped both will quickly recover.
= The Sun was sold on Monday to w.
II. Bright for $555. The claim of Nh.
Bush for wages was over $4OO. d.