Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-21
WILDWOOD

w. H. Bright. Harry S. Durham
and Chas. w. Saul have filed nomina-
ting petitions with the city clerk for
the Office of Commissioner of the City
of Wild wood. The election takes
place on Tuesday, May 9th, 1916. All
three stand high In the community
and are successful business men and
own their own homes. They are de-
serving of your vote on election day.
There is much dissatisfaction with the
present commissioners and the people
look to the three new candidates for
relief. The three present commission
ers have been reckless in issuing bonds,
many people believe. They have in
creased tax valuations to an alarming
extent and last year raised the tax rate
over the previous year. The people do
not feel like electing the old commits
sioners for four years longer. Vote for
Bright, Durham and Saul.
Bright's Express. Hauling of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific
Storage warehouse and boa rding
stables. Both phones.
alberta VanHorn, aged fifteen years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Burgher V.
VanHOrn, died Thursday morning,
April 20, 1916, at the home of her
parents in Wildwood, Pine and Pacific
avenues. She tainted in the Episcopal
church last Sunday morning and was
unconscious from that time until the
end. The sudden death was a great
blow to her parents and sisters, who
have the sympathy of the community.
The funeral will be held from st. Sim
cons church, at 8 a. M, on Saturday,
and interment will be at Vineland.
Friends desiring to pay tribute Of re-
spect are asked to come to the'residence
between six and eight o'clock, on
Friday night.
Caldwell sells Victor records. \
Mrs. K. s. Ogden and daughter re-
turned to Wildwood Monday, after
spending the latter part of the winter
in Bridgeton.
VIM. Landless and family arrived
home last Monday evening from st.
Petersburg, Florida, where they have
spent the past five months travelling
through that state.
Easter visitors, order your ice from
Crystal Ice Company. Both phones.
Pure as the Easter lilies, Crystal
Ice. Both phones.
Albert E. johnson, of Phoenixville,
Pa, visited his mother, on East Mag
nolia avenue during last week.
A picked up team of business men
beat the letter carriers in a game of
baseball, Tuesday, "a to II. The letter
carriers declare they will turn the
tables at the game next Tuesday.
The Hotel Dayton has abandoned
the horse and carriage and has a new
seven passenger auto to meet the trains.
Any one In need OF a cure for the
blues, brain flag or the most virulent
case of the dumps, will find a positive
antldote In "Sham,n the delightful
comedy that Henrietta Crosman star
red in last season and which the Wild
wood Dramatic Club will present at
Bakers Theatre for the benefit of the
Wild wood Civic Club on Easter Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary J. Riley and daughter
Emma are down for the Easter holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mixner are away
for the Easter holidays, spending the
time in Philadelphia, Melville and
B%ridgeton.
Victrolas and records at Cald wells,
the Jeweler, 1910 Pacific venue. X
j. Fithian Tatem is on a business
trip to British Columbia.
Daniel Ingham, of Germantown, was
a Sunday visitor. Mr.. Ingham will
open his ice cream factory this week,
being associated with Herschell Taylor.
Come in and bear the Marimba
march, at Caldwell's.
Miss Blanche Taylor and her niece
of Tioga, Philadelphia, are spending
the Easter holidays with Miss Johnson,
at the l%stter's home on East Magnolia
avenue.
Have you heard John Mccormack
sing Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, on
the Victor at Caldwell's.
Mary Bridges, accompanied by Miss
Eleanor Mullen, were among the Sun
day visitors from Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie Clark, of Hand avenue,
has returned from her visit to her sister,
Mrs. Harry VanDyke at Woodbury..