Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-06-22

n party lIOm u ~. u
who have been stopping at Hotel Day
ton for the pass month returned home
yesterday. They we're Fl. G. Herbert.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Herbert, nurse and
two children. Mr.. Herbert, who is q
Washington confectioner, found great
sport in king fishing on the Wildwood
ocean front. Other guests have been
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Mexican, Lawyer
Darnell and daughter, of Camden; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Msier, of Bridgeton;
A. w. Henry, of Swarthmore, Pa; A.
j. Bonner, l.. D. Belair and wife, of
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. B.
Paynter, of Louisville, KY. are also at
the Dayton for ten day 6. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Fry, of Philadelphia, are
also at the Dayton for a few days.
Building Association funds to loan
on fret mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert ]. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.
Charles Muehleisen visited his sister,
Mrs. Hugh Higgins, last Sunday. He
recently came to Vineland from the
Pacific coast to visit his parents. Mr..
Muehleisen has just completed a three
years enlistment in the us. Army, be-
ing stationed two years in the Hawaii
an Islands. On his way east he was
hailed on the train by a government
official and asked to ex plain his move
ments. His Army discharge papers,
which he had in his pocket, proved to
be q very good Identification, and sat
isfied the officer that he was not a slack
or.
The Weaver twins, eight years old
daughters of Letter Carrier George
Weaver, were invited to Paulsboro to
sing at the Hicks meetings and they
were taken there last Saturday by Mr..
Mitchell In his auto. The children
sang both Saturday night and Sunday
morning and greatly pleased the large
audience with their sweet singing. The
little girls were presented with a sum
of money by Evangelist Hicks.
Mrs. Charles w. Saul made a trip in
her e2tomohile last week to Woods
town, being accompanied by Mrs. Nell
lie Gibson and Mrs. Frank Dorrell.
Mrs. Saul drove her own car the whole
distance. They greatly enjoyed the
beautiful June landscape. On the way
back they visited the Home for Feeble
Minded at Vineland.
Russell S. Bosch, of Newfield, son of
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bosch, of this place,
was killed last Friday at Iona, by an
electric shock received while at work
on a W~estvJersey pole that carries the
power for the electric railway. He was
helping at the freight wreck at the
time the accident happened, when sew
eral freight cars were derailed near Iona.
The funeral services were conducted at
his late home or Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Bosch and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Bosch, who is with her
here for the season, attended.
Among those staying at Hotel Adel-
phi-Witte are Mr.. and Mrs. M. Flies
and daughter, of Birmingham, Ala,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Slaughter, of Ard
more, and Mr.. and Mrs. John d. AL
wood, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Atwood
will be remembered as Miss Dram, of
Oak avenue.
Commencing this week the directors
of the Marine National Bank will meet
every Saturday morning at eight O'Clock
instead of Oh Fridays.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur D.. Kurtz and
son Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Ship
ley and daughter Helen, were week
end visitors at Mr.. VOLTS home on west
Glen wood avenue. The good weather
made their visit an enjoyable one and
they hope to repeat 1t in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Dubois and daugh.
ter spent over Sunday at Elmer with
relatives.
GuStaVe +. HelnlcKe, OF the hotel
Derbyshire. Pacific and Poplar avenues,
was down Monday night and returned
again Tuesday morning to the city. He
has just been re-instated in his old posi-
ton as recorder of deeds at the Phila-
delphia city hall and has gone on duty.
Mrs. Geo. Ogden of Phils., has rent
ed the Weyand apartment n E. Hand
ave. and will spend the summer here
with her two children. Mrs. Edward
w entzell of Phila., a sister Of Mrs. Og-
den spent the past week here, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Charles
Green, of Moorestown.
Mrs. Roland Corson gave a luncheon
and bridge to her friends at the Dayton
on Wednesday, afternoon Thoao nras.