Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-03-09

Sixty piling were swept away by the
ice in The breakers recently at the Ocean
Pier. The work of replacing them Is
now going on under the direction of 7.
s. Goslin and Capt. T. P. Mexican.
Mrs. Benz amin F Miller made a trip
to Riverside on Sunday to visit her hus-
band, where he is EN- loyed. Her
daughter Catharine also visited a friend
at Wilmington the same day.
Bright's Express. Hauling of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific
Storage warehouse and boarding
stables. Vans for long distance work.
Both phones.
Jesse Hand, q brother to Mrs. Lonnie
Charlson, of west Pine avenue, spent
Sunday in Camden.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit,
Robert ]. Kay secretary, Wild wood,
N. j.
Andrew Johnson, lis west Burk ave-
nue., president of the Fishermen's Pro-
%tective association, was in Trenton last
week representing the fishermen at
hearings held in the Senate chamber
on several fishing bile n.-csa 60
Wear a green carnation on st. Pat
rick's day. Orders taken at Cummfns'
the florist on Wild wood avenue. ct
Frank Ward, of Palatine, was in
Wildwood last Saturday on business.
Mrs. George Dubois, of west Pine
avenue, was in B~ridgeton and Shiloh
this week attending the funeral of a
friend.
III. Heating had a slight stroke of
paralysis Monday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Tomlin are in Phila-
delphia for a few weeks. Every We'd
nesday the doctor Will be here in bis
office.
p. P. Baker and family left yester-
day for Philadelphia, and later on will
take a trip south.
Contractor William H. Smith ia
building a bungalow on oath street,
west of New York avenue, for Mrs.
Mary j. Smith, of Philadelphia.
Commissioner Hendee liberated a
crate of rabbits last week in the vicinity
of Rio Grande. The rabbits came
from New Mexico.
Samuel j. Miller, station agent at
the Pennsylvania station at Cape May
Court House, was here Monday even
ing attending Odd Fellows lodge. Mr..
Miller is on a ten days vacation and
started on Tuesday for Niagara Falls,
accom- panied by his wife. They expect
to also visit New York and Washing
ton, DC.
The bright spot on Wildwood ave.
nue. made it's appearance again today
when Mrs. Dare raised the curtain in
the JOURNAL building and displayed
her new assortment Of hats. When
you see that window you will believe
that spring Is here.
Assemblyman Stille introduced a bill
on February 20, 1917, transferring the
power to grant liquor licenses in fourth
class counties from the judges of the
Court of Common Pleas to the govern
ing bodies of municipalities. If this
bill passes f. E. Smith, R. w. Ryan
and Bill Hendee will grant the liquor
licenses in Wild wood that expire next
month. In Angleses and Wildwood
Crest the borough councils would do
the same.
The ladies' auxiliary of the North
Wild wood Fire company will hold a
st. Patrick's day social Saturday eve
ming, March IL.
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcanney, west Andrew
avenue, on Thursday morning, March
s, 1917.
The people are greatly enjoying the
Hicks evangelistic meetings. Their
popularity does not wane. People
wen through the pouring rain last
Sunday to hear them. The garage was
almost filled at each of the three servi-
ces.