Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-12-01
WILDWOOD

Ruebb OF Tic COul pdDy.
The company will provide special
trains for its 5000 agents throughout
the country and pay all their expenses.
The Overland is made at the big
factories IN Toledo. Agrsnd banquet
will be the leading event after reaching
Toledo. Albert J. Mixner, R. .Coney,
Heber Crane and G. A. Norton will
accomp any Mr.. Bonham. The party
will leave Wildwood Tuesday morn
ing, December 5, and take the spec
isl train which leaves Philadelphia at
noon the same day.
Christmas cards, tags and booklets at
R. w. Rysn's, 143 E. Wildwood ave. \
The HARRISON family have closed
their Pine q home and left
"wednesday for Camden, where they
expect to spend the winter. Mr..
HARRISON, ST., is employed in the furni-
ture department at Van Sewers, while
the younger Mr.. HARRISON is travelling
for a school book house. They will re-
turn to Wildwood in the spring.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert j. Kay secretary, Wild wood,
N. j..
Pity the poor automobile owner. If
he stops on the highway he gets
robbed, and if he doesn't stop he gen.
orally finds it was an inspector who
tried to hold him up, and then he gets
robbed again. Those who are too poor
to own a machine should be happy.
In Philadelphia thieves stole eighty
machines in a month. Who can tell
when they will come here?-Vineland
Journal.
Columbia records will play on any
standard machine. w. M. Beers, ex.
elusive agency, Oak and Pacific. \
Schnitzler, the storekeeper at the
Kcorner of Young and Holly Beach ave.
nue. has bought a house aud lot in Mill.
Vile at the corner of Second and Broad
streets of Retta Golf, which will be
turned into apartments. George Dare
made the transaction.
Bright's Express. Hauling of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific avenues.
Storage warehouse aud boarding
stables. Both phones.
Mrs. Margaret Cormeny is the new
owner of the property at 121 w.
Magnolia avenue, built by the late
Clara D. MARBLE. Mrs. Cormeny will
return to Philadelphia for the winter
in a fe weeks.
Bargain in black velveteen for dres-
ses and coats, 36 inches wide, 81 so yd.
Read our adv. on page 5. Mech & Co.
Water Commissioner John Taylor
and family left Wednesday for their
winter home at McClellanville, South
Carolina, in two automobiles.
The second annual district meeting
of the Odd Fellow lodges of Cape May
county will be held on Friday evening,
December 8th, in the lodge room of
May Flower Lodge, No. 258, at Cape
May. All members who desire to go
should notify the special committee
which con sists of Messrs. A. K. BIinn,
Linwood Filler and A. M. Ely. State
officers will attend the meeting.
The Daughters of Liberty will attend
the Methodist church in a body next
Sunday night.
Edward s. Flood, paying teller of the
Vineland National Bank, has been
elected cashier of the First National
Bank of Minotola.
Rev. H.H. Hallowell had a wedding
Thanksgiving night at his Oak avenue
home when he united in marriage Miss
Anna Matilda Wilson, daughter of
Gustav Wilson, west Baker avenue, to
Mr.. Charles Westherby, who was en-
ployed at Taylor's fish pounds the past
summer. The couple will reside at
Mays Landing, where the groom is
working on the Bethlehem Steel opera
ton. The witnesses were Leon John
son, Lillian Bartleson, Oscar Wilson.
FIG. Cole is on a months visit to the
hills of North jersey in the vicinity of
Pennington. He is hunting in that
neighborhood.
City Solicitor Jonathan Hand and
wife spent THANKSGIVING with his
brother at Court House.
Mrs. Hugh Higgins was at the home
of her parents at Vinelsnd for Thanks
giving. Her father is 81 years old and
good health.
The Thanksgiving offering at the
Methodist church yesterday was S. rs.
Fox & Powell, OF Ocean City. were
low bidders for q gravel road to be built
in Salem county known as the second