Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-07

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for the fourth. Senator Baker report
ed that he was in communication with
Senator Ackley as to a Governors day
for July ID. Ways and means to enter
tain the visiting firemen that will be
here July IL, were discussed. Every
thing points to a big parade and a gen.
eral good time on this occasion. j. B.
Wright stated that the Flint Glass
Workers. Association had declined the
entertainment offer of the board and
would no hold their convention here
next year. Considerable discussion
was given as to the negligence Of GER
tain property wners In allowing rub
bish to accumulate on their premises.
The city authorities have been patient
with these delinquents and will en-
force the ordinance governing this
matter, II the conditions are not
changed. A decided optimistic spirit
was manifested at this meeting as to
the season and that Wildwood was
away ahead of some sister resorts as to
present business conditions.
Little Miss Alverret, of 201 w. Pine
avenue, made a decided hit with her
graceful dancing or Friday night, June
Both, at Hunts Casino theatre, as a
special feature on the Kidland Min
strels program. The little dancer ex-
ecuted an Irish reel and jig and
straight and sand jigs to the delight of
the audience that recalled the little art
fist twice. Miss Alverret is the pupil
Of her father, Charles w. Oswald, and
is being instructed by Professor Joe
Cantelley, of Philadelphia, in new
specialties. There is considerable de-
mand by hotel managers for little AL
v%erret's entertainment for house socials
this season..
Mrs. E. P. Bosch has been entertain
ing for the past two weeks Mrs. Cath
crime w. Parker, Of Oak Lane, Phila-
delphia. Also over the Fourth Albert
w. Kiefer, Andrew Nicklas, and Mrs.
Genelle Hodgson and daughter of
Pittsburgh.
Teresa Cald well, colored, was arrest
ed Monday charged with being drunk
and d~isorderly and using a knife.
She appeared before Mayor Smith
Tuesday and the Mayor held her to
celebrate the fourth by imposing a fine
of $1,000, which was paid. Lavenina
Stewart, colored drunk and disorderly,
got a fine Of $3.50 and was committed
until 1t was paid.
Do you know all about the "Liberty'
Electric? See 1906 Pacific. \
An apron social will be held In the
North Wildwood fire house, Monday
evening, July 10th, given by the North
Wildwood Sunday school. Everyone
is requested to bring an apron or the
value of same. Light refreshments
served.
Nine youngsters, the youngest three
years, and the Oldest 8 years old, stray
ed away from their parents on the
fourth and were found at various
points along the boardwalk by the
police and visitors who took them to
the haven of lost Riddles, the bureau of
information on the Casino Pier, where
they were entertained by Prof. Lam
ming Myers until restored to their pa
rents.
Get the habit; follow the crowd to
Wirth's Cafe.
DR.. Thomas s. Dunning and family
are down from Philadelphia and are in
the Seeley cottage on Wildwood avenue
as usual. The Doctor will take charge
of his summer Bible class in the Meth
odist Sunday-school next Sunday. All
welcome.
Get the habit; follow the crowd to
Wirth's Cafe. \
A moonlight boat ride will be given
to Cape May by the Methodist church
next Tuesday evening, July IL. Pro-
ceeds for a steam heating plant in the
church. This will be a delightful trip.
Get your tickets early from DIR. Ed
wards, Harry Hill, Joseph Taylor,
| Cortland Steelman or Mrs. Maxwell.
On Sunday, July I'd, William Davis
| Wilder, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wilder, departed this life. He was
36 years old. For many years he had
endeared himself to this community
by his patience and fortitude in the
face of great physical handicap. He
was seen daily on the streets drawn in
his wheel chair by his two faithful
dogs. These creatures possessed re-
msrkable intelligence and were very
dear to him. Up until June 18th, he
was around as usual. That evening he
was operated upon for acute appendi-
citis. His enfeebled vitality was in