Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-01-28

keeping. Mr.. Campbell is foreman for
the Bridgeton Construction Co. who
are building the new draw on West
Rio Grande avenue. He has purchased
an auto from Winchester Bonham.
Miss Beatrice Johnson, daughter of
James Johnson, janitor OF the Arctic
avenue school, who will graduate from
the State Normal school at Trenton
this spring, has been assigned to prac-
tice teaching in this city for a period of
five weeks.
OH. Garrison has returned to Bridge
ton after spending a few days at the
New Center House. Mr.. Garrison was
engaged Ia auditing the books of the
Holly Beach City Building and Loan
Association.
Matches, three half pecks for 25 cents,
at Funck's.
The big standpipe of the city water
works was drained the fore part of this
week and scraped and two coats of
paint applied to the interior, the first
time in five years.
Martin Keller was down on a bust
ness trip last Sunday.
Canvas Gloves, four pair for 25 cents,
Funck's. \
Charles E. Epler was a Wildwood
visitor last Monday.
John Moore, of Wilmington, Del,
was a Sunday visitor here at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. J. Franklin Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph BorrelI were
Sunday visitors. MI. Borrell has been
employed at Pennsgrove all winter
and reports a tem porary shut down Of
building operations there, owing TO the
inclemency of the weather.
The attendance at the meetings and
the interest in the revival service at the
M. E.. church constantly increases.
Last Sunday evening DR.. Edwards
preached to a large congregation on
the subject "Hell." He drew heavily
on the scriptures in the presentation Of
the subject; and clinched his subject
with the sayings of Jesus. Several men
struck the trail. The interest still in
c~reases, Sunday will be a big day. A
weicoh1e is extendedestoz ali who will
come.
Miss Tillie Thomas, of Philadelphia,
came to DIR. Mace's hospital last Tnes-
day where she will take treatment.
She will remain for the rest of the
winter. She was accompanied by her
sister, the latter stopping with another
sister, Mrs. Charles Bridges on Andrew
avenue.
Some time during the night of JAN
uary Goth the Angel Visit Baptist
church was broken into and the gas
meter robbed of its contents.
Miss Genevieve Hogan spent the
weekend with friends In Philadelphia.
The public school teachers residing
at the Hotel Dayton contemplate max
Ing a donation to the local basket ball
team.
Harry l.. Nickerson made a trip to
Atlantic City last Saturday.
Engineer Weir spent last Monday in
Philadelphia.
Coney's new white auto truck was
seen on Pacific avenue last Monday
afternoon.
Heber Crane went on a business trip
to New York last Monday.
Mrs. Alex and Fred McMurray made
a three day trip to Philadelphia last
Thursday.
A. M. Ely has drawn the plans and
signed a contract to build a seven
roomed house for George B. MscCulloch
at Juniper and New York
The building will cost 81 800.
Thomas Needhsm, who was captain
of the life guards on the beach last
summer, was a visitor at the Fremont
last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Dorrell, OF West Glen
wood avenue, has been quite ill.
VIM. H. Smith has been in the city
for the past two weeks working at his
trade Of carpentering in frankfort.
Rev. Fl. H. Hallowell, who is assis-
ting in the Sunday meetings at Tren-
ton, was here last Friday. Mrs. Halo
we'll is spending sometime in Philadel-
phia.
The Hotel Colonial license held by
Stephen Henle has been transferred to
s. French Spang, son-in-law Of Joseph
Geisenberger, owner of the property.