Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-14
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Camden. There was no snow fall at
Wildwood last week, when several
inches fell in Philadelphia and vicinity.
Mrs. X. Griffin, after spending the
winter in Norristown, Pa, has come to
Holly Beach and is In her cottage on
East Hildreth avenue for the summer.
Any one In need OF a cure for the
blues, brain flag or the most virulent
case of the dumps, will find a positive
antldote in "Sham," the delightful
comedy that Henrietta Crosman star
red in last season and which the Wild
wood Ora matte Club will present at
Bakers Theatre for the benefit Of the
Wildwood Civic Club on Easter Mon
day. n
H. Hetteroth, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, are down from
Philadelphia in their 26th avenue cot
tage and ex pect to stay until after
Easter. The daughter has been in poor
health and 1t is hoped the sea breezes
Will prove beneficial.
Miss Jessie Eldredge recently cele-
brated her 18th birthday with a party
at her home on Wildwood avenue.
Watch for our Easter display next
week. You can get H%yacinths, Tulip,
Daffodils, Azaleas Spireas, Easter Lii
lies and fresh cut flowers at the hot
houses and flower store. M. s. Cum
Minis, III East Wild wood avenue. n
The property owners on Young ave
nue. between Pacific avenue and the
boardwalk have had trees planted on
both sides of the street. They have set
an example which others should fol-
low.
E. G. Slaughter has decided to tear
down the fire damaged Hotel Aldine
and erect a four story brick building.
VanSciver Co.'s furniture polish, Csc
full pint can. Twice the quantity
twice as good. Culver Bros. agents,
2l0 East Young avenue.
One hundred persons went to Phila-
delphia on the $1.25 excursion last
Sunday owe the Reading.
Easter booklets, and post cards at
Funck's, 248 Oak avenue.
George With, one of the,brothers of
William j. Wirth, has been spending
a week at the Hotel Wirth.
Miss Elizabeth Jones has awarded
the contract for a $4,000 brick apart
ment house to A. M. Ely, to be erected
on East Roberts avenue. 1t is to be
heated by hot water.
New goods, lsces and embroideries,
N%a1nsook, linen, etc. Hats new or old
trimmed and fixed over. E. A. VAN
HORN.
Mrs. G. g. fancy was down Wednes-
day looking after her property here.
James Wentzell, astate building and
loan examiner, vas here this week
auditing the books of the Five Mile
Beach Building and Loan association.
He said that the books of Secretary
Kay were well kept.
Miss g. Wambach is down for the
season in Hotel Portland, Glenwood
avenue, which she will conduct the
coming summer.
Basket cloth in white, excel
lent for suitings. Harbison's. n
st. Simeon's Guild will hold a food
sale in the church on Saturday, April
Is.
Theodore Lister of the Overland
Motor Co. and daughter were visiting
last week with his sister, Mrs. Geo. w.
Fisher, of Magnolia avenue.
Miss Elsie Fisher is spending a week
in Philadelphia among friends.
Mrs. / McHarg of Germantown is
spending a couple of weeks with Mrs.
Geo. Fisher, ON Magnolia avenue.
The Womens Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will hold an eve
ming meeting on Tuesday, April 18th,
at 7.30 o'clock, in the Baptist church.
The speaker will be Mrs. Herbert Cope
who has lately returned from her
mission field in Upper Burma. This
will be a rare opportunity for the people
of Wildwood to hear a Missionary
direct from the foreign field. Come
and hiring othera with Won
Misses Emily Vierick, Elizabeth
Cavilier, Vera Colson and Clara Spring
er, Wild wood school teachers, were
among the 100 passengers who came
down on the Reading special Sunday
night. Miss Vierick spent a couple of
days with relatives at Wenonah. Miss
Colson visited Woodstown relatives,
while Misses Cavilier and Springer
spent the time in Philadelphia.