Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-28

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weighing 500 pounds, were caught in
the Taylor brothers fishing company
pound net, on Monday. The sharks
were bought by j. A. Kettenring and
Walter Hassinger, of Ardmore, Pa,
who will place them on exhibition at
Ardmore. Hundreds of residents and
visitors viewed the big fish at the
Pennsylvania railroad freight station
before they were shipped away Mon
day afternoon.
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.
Rowland Hall Is entertaining as
guests Mr.. and Mrs F. N. Robinson
and daughter, of Reading, Pa; Fred
Sincock, of Wilmington, Del; o. G..
Stackhouse, Marian n. Stackhouse,
Mary N. Chambers and w. E. Fogg,
of Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Watkins aud family, J. l.. Thompson
and Margaret E. Mcfarland, of Phila:
delphia.
Visit Union Hotel, Frank B. Wrisley,
proprietor, corner Spencer and Holly
Beach avenues. Bar and cafe, with a
first class Chinese restaurant attached.
The Snow-Moon camp fire girls, Of
Darby, Pa, are stopping at the Aber-
deem. The party, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Ludwig, is made up of
the Misses Esther Martin, Ethel
Shaw, Ethel Coombs, Edith Glass,
Lorraine Anderson, Gladys Anderson,
Annie Swope, Beatrice Brides, Ada
Brides, Elsie Sobbie. Ruth Eifler,
Kathryn Beasher, and Marion Roberts.
Senator Lewis T. Stevens, of this
County, has been notified by the Fish
and Game Commission of the State,
that there is Oh hand a quantity of
birds at the State Game Farm, which
car be liberated throughout the state
during the months of August and
September and persons knowing of
places &C yisable to put out game, may
send to Senator Stevens and receive
blank applications, which can be filled
out by those desiring game.
Get the habit; follow the crowd to
Wirth's Cafe.
Among those registered atthe Hotel
DAyton DIE II. E. Dauin and wife,
Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Fisher, Wilmington, DEL; S. B.
Wade, Chicago; Charles H. Parker,
New York; T. G. Tompkins, Atlantic
City; E. E. Haze, Wilmington, N. c.;
Miss Gertrude M. Lifferts, Glenside,
Pa; Robert B. Cannon, Knoxville,
Tenn. and E. II. Lake and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Wood, Jr., Thomas o.
Burgess, Joseph Ruf and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Lyons, all Philadelphians.
Sheldon, entire block, ocean view.
Capacity $50. hot and cold water.
Rooms with bath and en- suite. Eleva-
tor, booklet. D. j. Woods, owner n
The dog parade that will be given on
the boardwalk Thursday, August Sd,
promises to be an event of note. The
entries will represent a large and
varied class of dogs in their best bib
and tucker accom- panied by the proud
owners. There are five classes of
entrants: Glass A, Toy dogs; Glass B.
Terriers; Glass G. Bulldogs; Glass D,
Pointers, Settlers, and Collies; Glass E,
Miscellaneous. Frank Snyder,
Charles L.. Heinle and L. S. Johnson
are the committee in charge and are
registering entrants at the Ocean Pier,
Washington Building and Snyder's
photograph studio.
The Coaster at the Ocean pier is ill.,
cressing in popularity every day.
The yankee dip plesses the young and
old.
The Hotel Sheldon had as guests this
week G. A. Lahlstrom and wife, Of
Ardmore, Pa; Miss Laura E. TaIgo,
C~oatesville, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
w. Sayke, VIM. E. Chapman, Mrs.
Margaret ]. Supplee and daughter sa-
rah, w. s. Woods, Miss E. Hughes,
Marshall q. Robinson, N. Amliogi,
Hon. D. K. Murdoch and wife and
Chas. A. Scanlon and wife, all of
Philadelphia.
Samuel Harris, of Millville, was ar
rested Wednesday afternoon and held
In SO0O hail for his anne4rancn at Court.
charged with assault and battery.
Vinunt Persichhitti, residing at 52S
N. Simpson street, Philadelphia, got
beyond his depth In the surf on Sum-
day last and was rescued by life
guards Cunningham and Clemons.
The man was able to walk to the hos
pital tent where he received first aid
treatment and after a short rest depart