Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-28
WILDWOOD .
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A meeting of citizens was held In
Red Mems hall last Sunday to discuss
the question of the charge of one dollar
for turning on the gas whioh will be
heard by the State Utility Commission
al Trenton, on Tuesday, May %, to
which date 1t was postponed.
The Junior League of the M. e.
church will give q pleasing entertain
ment on May 4th. The program will
be a mixed one. Those who will take
part are Esther Stein, Emily Brown,
Heir Clunn. The Weaver twins will
sing. This is worth the price of the
ticket. Miss Riggin, Of Anglesea, will
render n 10 Of her humorous selections.
She is a good lmitator. Lucia Sextette
will be rendered on a Victor with both
song and orchestra selections. DR.. Ed
wards will give an amusing %stereopti-
can.
The only exclusive shoe house in
Wildwood. w. M. Beers, under Hotel
Seacrest.
Miss May Cleeland, Of Ardmore, Pa,
was a visitor of MI. and Mrs. w. M.
Beers, over Easter.
John Moore and two sisters, accom-
panied by their nice :, Helen McNulty
and q friend, all of Philadelphia, were
down over Easter In their cottage.
H. F. Seeley and family are down
from Bridgeton in their Wildwood ave-
nue. cottage.
Wildwood s, 10 and 25c Stole, oppo-
site Hunts moving pictures.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Hyman and
family motored down from Philadel-
phia, to visit Mrs. Hyman's parents,
MI. and Mrs. Empol.
Miss Helen Empol visited her par
ents over the Easter holidays.
A ten to one shot on the rae track
Of service, only So. 100. Footwear for
men and women. w. M. Beers, 1912
Pacific avenue
A big sale In agate ware this Sa,ur-
day.
DIR. Scott Lou and family, of Phila-
delphia, who occupied n ofthe Lock
wood apartments on Magnolia avenue,
zeal the board walk, last year, has
rented again this year. Mr.. Pratt, of
Snellen bnrg's store, has taken another
Of these apartments for the season.
y The new building at the corner of
Baker and Holly Beach venue is not
q garage but a new bakery. Three lots
at this corner were recently sold to
Alice E. Latimer by Thomas Mont
gomery for $25OO. upon which this
building is being erected.
Next Sunday DIR. King will preach
both morning and evening at the Holly
Beach Presby terrain church. HIS
morning subject will be 1.-THE Two
Adams," and In the evening "The
Divine Family" Alexander McMur-
ray will sing 81 have Sought and /
Found" DIR. King has been occupy
Ing the pulpit for the last month; this
coming Sunday will be his last serm-
ons, as the new minis er is ex pected
here next week to take charge.
George H. Davis. the school teacher,
Magnolia avenue, Is very i'll with plu-
raj pneumonia.
This week the Marine National Bank
sold 1872 coo worth of six per cent.
Borough Of North Wildwo o bonds to
New York brokers.
Two men on the witness stand at
Court House last Wednesday testified
that they gave the Chief Of Police Of
the City of Wildwood money for police
protection to a d~isorderly house kept
by a woman. This house was not raid
ed by the Wildwood police. but it was
broken up by Prosecutor Carlow. The
Mayor of Wildwood Is q brother Of the
Chief of Police. This chief was elected
by the present Commissioners and he
is still on duty and being paid by the
city. Now, the present Commissioners
have the audacity to ask the people to
re-elect them. Furthermore, it Is re-
ported that men high in the esteem Of
Wildwood people and visitors are con-
sidering giving their support to the
present officials. Men who have in the
past, in their private offices, on the
public platform, cried out in loud tones
against bribery and corruption-this
corruption of the lowest depths which
seems to have existed In this town for
years unchecked. Now men, where
are you in this coming city election?
Have the courage to declare yourselves.