Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-14

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week 20 attend a game of basket ball
between the Wildwood five and the
Ocean City team. Ofcourse Wildwood
won, with a score of "a to %, but Ocean
City reserves credit also, as the game
was q tie at the end of the second half.
pecessltating two extra plays of five
mipnfes each and in which Wildwood
wort1
"rt Regal Boot Shop" Exclusive
ageney for Regal shoes for men and
women in quarter sizes that fit the feet.
w. M. Beers, Oak and Pacific. X
On Friday evening last Wapella
Tribe, 23S. Improved Order of Red Men,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Prophet, Ernest Edholm;
Sachem, b. F. Miller; Senior Sycamore,
Ross ! Watson; Jr. Sycamore, Victor
Braidwood; Keeper Of, Wampum,
james w. Locke; collector of Wam-
pun, John Graham; Chief of Records,
Leonard S. Robinson; Trustee, George
McAnney; Representative 10 Great
Council, John Graham; Guard of For
est, William E. Anderson. After the
installation, a repast was furnished by
the social committee TO the members
and Visitors present,
Mesch d Co., whose advertisement
appehrs on page 5, are holding their
annual January clearance sale, in
which opportunities for buying goods
at unusual price concessions are offered.
The Girls Friendly Society, of st.
Slmeon's church, gave its first general
social last Wednesday evening in the
parish house, and yesterday at $50
O'Clock the newly organized Women's
Auxiliary met in the chapel.
It'll very important that children of
families having chicken pox should re-
main away from school and thus pre-
vent the spread of this disease. The
board OF health physician should take
the matter up aud see to it that the
la w ~ culOICeu.
Mems white rubber knee boots, spe-
cial price this week So 90 at Tenen-
baum's, 84O4 Pacific avenue.
M. and Mrs. Pell and family, of
East Garfield avenue, removed 10 Phi.a-
delphia the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Pell was unfortunate in his candy
business venture while here and will
be remembered as the Fudge King"
on the boardwalk last summer.
E. M. Johnson, Jr., is again able to
walk around, having been laid up as a
result of injuries sustained in an auto
accident the latter part of last Novem-
Der bet Wildwood and Cape May
Court House. Mr.. Johnson sustained
a badly lacerated leg, which later de-
veloped blood poisoning, necessitating
several operations to save the limb.
Boys 25c pants and light percale
blouses at Bell and Surran's 5, 10 and
25c store, 145 East Oak avenue, under
Hotel Seacrest. II
Denmond Ingersoll, father of Luther
and Jacob Ingersoll and brother-in-law
of Somers Barnett. of Wild wood, died
at his home in Erma on Sunday morn
ing, January I'd, of pneumonia, superin-
duced by grippe. Burial was made at
the M. E. Tabernacle cemetery at Erma
last Wednesday. Mr.. Ingersoll was 81
years of age and a member of Hereford
Lodge of Odd Fellows of Cape May
Court House, who attended the funeral
in a body.
A complete line of Mems, Ladies'
and Children's Rubbers at lowest pri-
ces, Tenenbaum's, 3404 Pacific avenue.
Work was started on the concrete
base for the new High School Wednes-
day morning, which will be followed
with the brick work as soon as the con-
crete is sufficiently hard.
The Hotel Dayton has as guests this
week H. R. Whitcraft, g. w. Miller,
OCOlsC NOWAduui N' l. OObDiho auu
A. Mailman, of Philadelphia N.
Walker, of Cape May; Alfred H. Bot
tom, Jr., of Bridgeton, and Herbert F.
Harris, of Collingswood.
J. w. Young was in Philadelphia the
fore part of this week attending an
automobile exhibition.
Mrs. Bertha A. Thompson died at
her home on West Roberts avenue last
Sunday at the age of 3S years. She
leaves q husband and three children.
Interment was made at the Baptist
cemetery, Rio Grande, Wednesday.
Undertaken B. G. Ingersoll had charge
of the funeral.
Come with your friends on a visit to
the Wildwood 5 10 and 25c store, cor