Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-06-23

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An early morning tramp through
the holly woods and meade VS. of North
Wild wood is popular with young and
old out for wild-1owers. Morning
Glorys and primroses are blooming in
profusion.
E. HI. Patters IN, of Philadelphia has
bdilt a group of three stores and apart.
mentson the board walk between Wild
wood and Pine The board
walk business section is rapidly devel-
oping into a ~thoroughfare that makes
it popular with shoppers.
Do you know all about the "Liberty''
Electric? See 1905 Pacific.
Mrs. Evan Morgan and daughter
Edith of Philadelphia were at the
Hotel Reading on Wednesday.
The Wild wood City band is actively
rehearsing every Tuesday night and
promises to make themselves heard
during the season.
Package of12 colored Wildwoodview WIS
for Sc at Funck's. Oak avenue
Miss Ida B. Dswsnop. of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with her brother,
L. ]. Dewsnop, representative for the
Journal.
Cashier Elwood Thompson made a
trip to the city on Wednesday.
Do you know all about the Liberty"
Electric? See 1906 Pacific.
On Saturday evening, June Oath, a
dinner dansante will be given by Mrs.
q. B. Risdon at the Hotel Ottens.
A. Saich and family, of Reading,
Pa, are spending the season at the
Dayton.
You will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery shop on the boardwalk,
bel Maple and Glenwood avenues,
where Miss Scott will be glad to see all
her friends.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Demuth motored
from the Poconos this week and are
staying for an indefinite period at the
Dayton.
Tennis racquet head quarters at
Funck's, Oak avenue 25, so, 60, 75c,
5 LOO and up to $500 base aud tennis
balls.
The boys of the Auxiliary Coast Ar
tillery are to be congratulated on the
success of their benefit given at Huut's
New Casino theatre, Thursday night.
A thousand or more tickets were sold
for the show, provided by Manager
Hunt. that Melted the battalion a neal
sum for the purchase of new uniforms.
The trolley company has equipped its
cars with new tenders which will safe
guard the life of passengers.
Nixon and Erdlinger, the well-known
Philadelphia theatrical men, will con
duct the Ocean Pier aud Fern theatres
this season, commencing, Monday,
July Sd.
The Methodist church will hold their
annual bazaar on the board walk at or
9 the Casino, on the 10, IL and 18th
of August. Ut
G. Wainwright and family are down
for the summer in their Magnolia ave-
nue. cottage. Owing to business con
ditions Mr.. Wainwright who is a
travelling man, will be able to spend
more Of the summer here than usual.
John Rennert, one of our esteemed
Maple avenue cottagers, celebrated his
81st birthday yesterday by calling at
the Journal office and renewing his
subscription to the Journal.
John A. Robe and family are among
the late arrivals of cottagers, as are also
the Stoltz family, both on Maple ave-
nue
Do you know all about the "Liberty"
| Electric? See 1905 Pacific.
Mrs. Geo. Albus, of Court House,
owner of the Hotel Thelma, on Cedar
avenue, spent Thursday at Wildwood
sicltl1E Oio AklCh0os n
The Wild wood Civic club, through its
secretary, Mrs. Kathryn Donaghy, in
vites all club women TO visit their club
house on the boardwalk, which will be
open each day, Sunday excepted, dur
ing the summer months. Tea il served
each Monday at three o'clock.
Henry 8. Alvord, attorney for the
Crowther estate, was here yesterday
arranging for the sale of the Burk e
nue. property, as will be seen in our ad-
vertising columns.
The gas hearing at Trenton has again
been adjourned, this time to Tuesday,
July 18th. The Journal will not at
tempt to give the reason for these nu-
merous postponements.