Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-06-09

Belvidere, Baltimore, are registered to
remain until after July 4th.
The County Board of Freeholders
sold SOS, 900 worth of 5 per cent. thirty
year road bonds on Tuesday to George
b. Gibbons 81 Co, of New York, at a
premium of ove $40. 900. The bid was
.09968. Looks if the county's credit
was better than that OF the CITY of
Wildwood.
Exclusive agency for W. L.. Douglas
Regal Brown. DR.. Reed, Snow Slater
and Morrill, shoes for men. w. NJ.
Beers, the Big Shoe House under Ho-
tel Seacrest. y
Henry j. Hampers, of Oregon, reg
istered at the Hotel Reading June 1st
and heightened his stay until the 7th.
Influenced by the attractive climate of
Wild wood and its delightful natural
attractions. MI. Hampers is an en-.
thusisstic fisherman aud votes the fish
ing at our resort the best ever. He
knows, as he has ex experienced the sport
under most every condition. Other
guests have been Herman Walker.
New York; e. Gross, Newark; Mrs. E.
E. Wilson. camden; Russell Y. Mohr,
l.. Jay Dewsnop, John nj. Lenforth.
Philadelphia.
William g. Todd has rented his
Glenwood venue cottage for the season
to Mrs. Emma Mcintyre, who took
possession on Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd are spending a few weeks
with Mr.. Todd's parents on the farm
near curt House, on the Dias Creek
road.
Tennis racquet head at
Funck's, Oak avenue 25, so, 65, Toe,
S1.00 and up to $500 base and tennis
balls. 4
Charles L. Macready and family, of
Haddonfield, are here for the summer
in one of Andrew Olson's cottages on
Andrew Mr.. Macready finds
that his health is benefited at the
shore.
Children's day will be observed on
Sunday June Is, at 2. 80 O'Clock by the
Holly Beach Presbyterian church Sun
day.school. The service will take
place in the main room Of the church
at 8. 80 a. m. A communion service
will be held. On wednesday evening
next a preparatory service will be held.
You will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery shop on the board walk,
between Maple and Glen wood avenues,
where Miss Scott will be glad to see all
her friends. \
. Mrs. Chas. G. Bradford, proprietor of
the Rox borough, is confined to her bed
suffering from fractured bones of the
foot caused by tripping on front steps
of her home.
Prof. Harry Roselle, Wildwood's
leading dancing master, uses a Colum-
bia grofanla for his private dancing
lessons.
William B. Grauel, a former report
er on the Journal, came down for a
brief vacation last night. MI. Grauel
now has a responsible position on the
Public Ledger, where he has been for
nearly two years. "Billy's" many
friends received him with openI arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Hurff, of
Poplar apartments, are the happy
parents OF a sweet little baby, now five
weeks old.
Isaac Robinson, of West Roberts
avenue. has frightened his bungalow
with a coat OF stucco which makes 1t
attractive.
Recent guests at the Seacrest have
been Coleman E. Jones, New York;
Ray Levine, VIM. Osborne, Jr.; Emil
Zobel, A. j. Hoffman, c. @. Heine-
man, w. M. Thompson, Philadelphia;
U. I. Heritage, Camden.
L.. Jay Dewsnop, of Ardmore, Pa
has come to Wild wood for the season
being employed on the FIVE MILE
BEACH JOURNAL
A petition has been filed with the
County Clerk calling for an election to
vote upon the question of adopting a
law passed inl912 providing for q small
board of freeholders. The election has
been set for Tuesday, June 81. The
petition was filed by City Engineer
Harry E. Weir.
Mr.. Bonham, of Manayunk, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Harbot, 22d avenue.
A special meeting of the Hotel Keep
ers association was held at city hall
last night i. AIhert Harris DresidiuQ.