Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-03-31
WILDWOOD.

phia family, being the daughter of the
late Herman and Marie Suffer.
The City of Camden is arranging to
hold an exposition and civic celebra-
ton during the week from May 18th
to 9th. The Third Regiment Armory
divided into booths IN which the many
industries of Camden will be display
ed. An elaborate scheme of decora-
lions and electric lighting is being
arranged for the principal business
streets of the City. Camden is becom-
ing quite an important manufacturing
City. We wish unbounded success to
Camden's enterprise.
Hats trimmed and made over; also
flowers and trimmings on sale. A line
Of good hats at reasonable prices. E.
A. VanHorn. X
City Water Superintendent Clarence
Miller spent several days the past
week in New York on business in con-
nection with the water plant. His
wife accom- panied him as far as Phila-
delphia.
City Engineer Weir and Commits
sioner Hendee went to Paterson on
Tuesday to inspect the sewer disposal
machinery soon to be shipped to Wild
wood.
The Holly Beach Building and Loan
Association will issue its eighth series
in the month of May. Arrangements
can be made to get shares now, as
stockholders of record will be given the
opportunity of borrowing first. n
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Borrell and son
Ed ward were Sunday visitors.
E, J. Phillips, of Latimer Mines,
Luzerne county, Pa, arrived here last
Wednesday to look after his property
interests. MI. Phillips comes here in
March and stays until October or No.
vember.
"Sham will be presented at Bakers
Theatre April "a. This is the dainty
society drama that Henrietta Crosman
starred in recent, and is a neat bit of
fiction extracted from real life. X
Winchester Bonham has the contract
to build the new Baptist. church at
Cape May. 1t is to cost about SIS, 900,
and will be built of hollow tile and a
Spanish tile roof. Ferdinand Witt, of
New York. is the architect. Frank
Sheppard, of Wild wood, and lately
employed by Mark B. Reeves, will
have charge of the job.
Governor Fielder has appointed
Samuel F. Eldredge, a Cape May
lawyer, to succeed James T. Hoffman
as a member of the Cape May County
Board of Taxation. S. p. Foster, OF
Elmer, was appointed a member of the
Salem county board at the same time.
Both nominations were at once con-
firmed by the State Senate.
Miss Stella VsnHorn, who is employ
ed in Wanamakers, Philadelphia, spent
last Sunday with her parents.
Souvenir given with purchase of
children's shoes during reopening week.
w. M. Beers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren D. Ham, who
are spending the winter in Philadel-
phia, spent q few days here last week.
They expect to return to their summer
home on West Goth street the middle
part Of April.
The carpenters are now putting the
finishing touches TO the e store OF
w. M. Beers, 1912 Pacific avenue,
where he will open tomorrow.
Miss Geneva Shaw, of Rio Grande
and Holly Beach avenues, who has
been confined at her home for the past
five weeks, with typhoid-pneumonia,
is still in a dangerous condition. Two
specialists from the Hahneman and
J Jefferson hospitals have been in atten-
dance.
R%eopening Of our new store, Oak and
Pacific, under Hotel Seacrest. Ad-
vance Spring styles now in stock. w.
M. Beers. \
DR.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Tomlin have re-
turned after several weeks stay in
Philadelphia. DR.. Tomlin has been
taking the post graduate course al the
University hospital.
The rector of st. Simeon's church
requests the presence OF every member
of the congregation at the night service
on Sunday next, as he has a matter Of
much importance to present to them.
The Kidlsnd Minstrels, who lately
played two engagements at Hunts
theatre, and one at Court House, have
enthused the audience SO at the latter
nIana that thew NAV a return engage