Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-05-11
WILDWOOD CREST

The painters have about concluded
their work at the summer residence of
Walter s. Pope at the corner of Heather
road and Pacific avenue.
The Whitley residence on the board
walk is also undergoing Improvements
and receiving a coat of paint. Mr..
Whitley spends much of his time here
looking after his extensive interests be-
low Rambler road.
Edward 1. Diebert has had his Wis
terra apartments put in good condition
and a Goat Of paint applied. Mr.. Die
bert has already leased several of the
apartments for the coming season.
Louis Bellows has frightened up his
Rosemary road cottage by a coat of
paint. Mr.. Bellows has secured a ten
ant for this property for the season at
a very satisfactory rental.
The reinforced concrete residence OF
j. +. Buchanan, a prominent Philadel-
phia electrical dealer, at the corner of
Primrose road and Pacific avenue,
makes a handsome appearance since
the painters have completed their work.
Frank Sturr, of Elmer, is having his
handsome residence at Lotus road and
Pscific avenue painted and otherwise
put in condition for the summer.
President Frank G. English, of the
Holly Beach Yacht club, is having his
Pacific venue property put in first
class condition by the painters. The
club which has been closed all winter,
will soon be re-opeued in charge of Mr..
English.
G.. H. Masland and wife, of Philsdel-
phia, are spending some time at their
Pacific avenue residence getting it in
shape for the summer.
George b. Hood and family, of Had
don Heights, are at their handsome
board walk residence for an early spring
witt.
Mrs. Louise Stretch has returned here
after spending the winter in Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City and is putting
the Sunset apartments In first class
condition for the So N M err. Mrs.
Stretch reports the rental of some of
the apartments.
Miss Martina 7. Rosney and mother
have opened their Lavender road and
Pacific avenue cottage and will spend
some time here.
Mrs. Margaret Siegel is entertaining
her nephew, VIM. Bush, of Philadel-
phia.
Contents of an eight room house to
be sold at Logue's storage house On the
18th at ten a. M, w. Schellenger. adv
Leslie Hallen, owner of the Crest
garage and the handsome cottage on
the boulevard opposite the yacht club,
has returned after spending the winter
In Philadelphia.
Miss Dorm, daughter of William II.
Dorm, is occupying their Heather road
cottage for a May visit. Miss Dorm is
connected with the Public Library, of
Philadelphia.
Mayor Philip p. Baker is having his
handsome residence papered through
out. The work is in charge Of Wang
makers interior decorating depart
ment.
Capt. and Mrs. Anderson have re-
turned to the Crest and are occupying
their handsome residence on Crocus
road.
Mrs. Harvey Nickerson is at the
home of her son, Borough Clerk Harry
l.. Nickerson, for a spring visit.
Mrs. E. B. Pagan spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia on a shopping expedi-
tiou.
Mrs. William A. Justice and daugh-
ter, Ruth, have returned home after
spending the winter at Miami, Fla,
where they went for the benefit of Miss
Ruth's health, which is said to be
much improved.
MARY hallOCh OiOCh "ais q OH o'ci
Sunday visitor at her Lake road cot
tage.
Charles III. Lare has rented the Bel
10 property on Rosemary road to
Mr.. Griffiths, of Philadelphia. This
| will be the third season that the Grif-
fiths have summered here.
The Beecker-K Kay Realty Co. report
the rental of DR.. Ziesel's Lake side cot
tage TO Mrs. Glockler, Of Pittsburg, for
tbs third season.
A. B. Schweigert, who has occupied
the Crandoll cottage on Heather road
for the past three seasons, has leased
Bert Davis new cottage on the Lake
for the season.