Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-02-04
WILDWOOD

both colored, got into q mix up late last
Saturday night on Holly Beach ave-
nue,near Young and the result was that
Brown, who beat up Hawkins and
threatened the latter's life, was arrested
by Chief Smith and locked up. At4.30
Sunday afternoon Brown was given a
hearing before Squire Ingersoll at city
hall and held under $500 bail for the
April term Of court. Charles Roman,
alias "Chick," was also held under 800
bail as a witness. Bail was furnished
by Commissioner of Finance r. W..
Ryan for both men. Brown, when
arraigned, stated he had been arres-
ted eight times before on various
offenses.
With the balmy weather of last week
and the thermometer lowering around
20 degrees in the sun, two of our young
townspeopIe, Miss Frances Forcum and
Bud Yenney could not resist a plunge
into the surf which they took last
Saturday.
L. Staller, of 5000 Pacific avenue, has
the agency for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine. All parts carried and repairs
made. Sold on easy terms. \
G. HI. Huppert went to Allentown,
Pa, yesterday to attend the convention
of The Good Shepherd Home, of which
he is a member of the advisory board.
This institution is connected with the
Lutheran church and does a benevo-
lent work among cripples, infants and
aged people.
We do not intend to carry any stock
over from one season to another; il you
want to save money visit T~enenbaum's
Big Sale, 3404 Pacific avenue.
Gilbert Baker, an extensive property
owner on the board walk, has returned
to Wild wood for the coming season and
is making extensive alterations and adj
ditions to his theatre on the board walk,
under the supervision of T. F. Bennett,
engineer of construction.
B. s. Muir, OF Collingswood; l.. s..
Nautly, H. j. Malatt, George B. Abel,
Miss Pauline Cobaugh and Mrs. w. s.
Holt, of PhiIadelphia; Harry O. Shafer,
of New York; A. M. Wright of Vine
land, and H. P. Wills, of Jersey City,
were among the guests last week at the
Hotel Dayton This hotel is also hav-
ing built a bay window OF the north
side of the house and, with other in
side Improvements, is preparing for
the early spring and summer visitors.
Treadfoot shoes for children, the only
shoe fit for q child to wear, exclusive
agency, w. M. Beers Oak and Pacific.
The Royal Inn entertained last week
and over Sunday Lewis Bellaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Bryne and daughter and Miss
Frances Smith, all of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Bush went to Philadelphia
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Her
bert Clair, an intimate friend of the
family.
John B. Wright, who conducted the
Storch last summer, has leased the
Hotel Reading for next season.
Monday, September 18th, the first
day ofthe Red Mems National conven-
ton here, has been designated as Red
Mems day by the committee of the
Great Council of New Jersey.
We must turn our stock into cash in
order to make room for Spring stock.
Visit Tenenbaum's Big Sale and be
convinced, 3404 Pacific avenue. X
E. Martin, of Cape May; Robert w.
Read, of Collingswood; w. r.. G. Row.
land, of Woodbury.; J. r. Bateman, of
New York; j. ID. Collins, and F. III.
Heating, of Philadelphia; Fl. M. Par
ker, of Camden; V. A. MeShane, of
Butler, Pa; L.. Wood, of West Col
lingswood, and G. l.. Harvey, of
Newark, are among the recent guests
at the Seacrest.
Ferdinand Noska, Of Manayunk,
came down Tuesday morning and re-
manned over until Wednesday to at
tend the annual meeting of the board
of Directors of the Wildwood and Del
aware Bay Short line, of which he is a
stakeholder.
Mrs. Dorente, who has apartments
In the Yenney block and who was for
merly with the Baker Stock Co., but
now with Chas. Rosskam's Stock Co.
in New Hampshire, has just received
word that her mother has passed away
In San Francisco, Cal.
Visit the Big Sale at ~Tenenbaum's,
3404 Pacific avenue.
Mrs. Charles Fidler, of South Dennis,
Ia spendinp q few DAYS at Willard Hall