Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-24

hGIcs utiu d Ileet-
ing last Monday night and endorsed
the action of Louis Sagel in getting the
Enterprise Skirt Manufacturing Com
pany to locate here. The committee
comprised P. P. Baker, o. I. Black
well, q. II. Huppert, j. Albert Harris,
Abe konowitch, 8. A. Lsning and Mr..
Sagel. Mr.. Sagel states the plant will
be IN operation in about two weeks.
The Cape May County Democrats
had several notables at their dinner
last Saturday night at the Holly Beach
Yacht club, which was given in honor
of United States Senator MARITIME and
Naval Officer Wittpen, the latter being
a candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor Of New Jersey.
Both were present. County hartman
E. o. Howell. Jr., of Avalon, was
POSTMASTER. Those making speeches
aside from the two guests, were Judge
Eidredge, ex-Congressman Baker and
ex-senator Wheaton. State Treasurer
Ed ward Grosscup was also present.
1t was a large ga herring, there being
mor than $50 people from all we the
county.
The first instalment of "Expert
Advice for the Automobile Ownern
appears on page two OF this issue.
Automobiles will find the article
interesting. Look in the Journal every
week for this article.
20O-page composition book aud pen
holder for five cents at Funck's. \
Haddon Hall, which was recently
purchased by Mrs. George w. Fisher,
is undergoing extensive alterations and
renovating. 1t will hereafter be known
as the Hotel Winona, Mrs. Fisher
having conducted a hotel under this
name for the past two years. The out
side surroundings will be beautified
with flowers and grass.
The Holly Beach Building and Loan
Association will issue it's eighth series
in the month of May. Arrangements
can be made to get shares now, as
stockholders of record will be given the
opportunity of borrowing first.
The Wildwood w. G. T. U. will hold
a rummage sale on April 9TH and sth
at Abbotts dairy, Holly Beach and
[Spicer&venues. Friends of the nj
can help by donating furniture and
clothing. Phone Willard Hall Bell
433-W Oh Keystone 2-85, or drop pos
tai and your contribution will be
called for.
Milllcent, the six year old daughter
of Rufus Hays, is lying very ill with
pneumonia.
The fire companies wish to thank
Carl Erickson for furnishing coffee
aud rolls after the fire last Tuesday
morning and Mr.. Wentzell for gloves.
Mrs. Van Horn the sale
of white goods and embroideries, which
have greatly advanced in price, as long
as this lot lasts at the old price. New
goods will be advanced. n
Mrs. A. M. Wright aud daughter
Helen are visiting Mrs. Wright's par
ents at Bordentown.
Removal sale still on. w. M. Beers,
only exclusive shoe house in Wild
wood. n
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Banks left
yesterday for Ocean City, where they
have rented a bungalow for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Banks is interested in a fish
pound there.
On Tuesday evening, April 4th, a
musicale will be given in the lodge
room of the third ward fire house for
the benefit of the graduating class of
the Wildwood high school. Members
of the school and others will take part.
Dorothy Wilson, Mildred Wilson,
Katharine Amey and Russell Scissor
were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Scissor,
of West Magnolia avenue.
Miss Claire Goslin entertained about
twenty-five of her friends at a st. Pat
rick's party Oh Friday evening. March
18th.
F. A. Rawlins and family, of East
Pine avenue, moved yesterday to Chi
cago. Mr.. Rawlins is a salesman for
the John Lucas Paints.
Mrs. Smith Corson and four-year old
daughter, of Camden, came down yes
terday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Rakestraw.
DR.. Alexander Laird, former pastor
of the Holly Beach Presbyterian
church, Is boosting Wild wood at every
opportunity. Last week the Green
Hill Presbyterian church, Girard ave-
nue., above 10th street, Philadelphia,
of which ne ia now DaatOr gave an en-