Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-11-23


furnace. The furnace is made in Cleve-
land, Ohio, and quite a number of
them have been installed In Wildwood,
some of the recent ones being in the
homes of Mrs. Deborah Eldredge at
the Belmont on Maple avenue, and
DIR. 3. E. Corle, corner Pacific and
Magnolia avenues. Harry S. Durham
is associated with Mr.. Bonham In the
enterprise, and OF late he has been
spending much of his time in the city.
Other men who have been assisting
are Frank Durham and Charley Sem.
Christmas greeting cards, booklets
and post cards. r. w. Ryan, Sta
tionery Store, 143 E. Wildwood ave.$
Samuel J.. Coombs has bought the
Finkbiner cottage at the r of But
tercup road and Park boulevard, at the
Crest. The size of the lot is rs by 100
feet. Mr.. Coombs aud his family will
soon move therein and make their
home there. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Meehan are
having repairs and alterations made to
their house at 131 west Andrew ave-
nue.. They expect to take up their
permanent residence there shortly.
The couple were among the original
Holly Beach settlers. -
w. B. Craig and family closed their
Baker avenue cottage this week and
returned to their city home. John
Reese and family also returned to the
city this week.
Right now is the time 10 get your
Christmas cards and booklets for your
soldier boys, at Funck's, 246-4S Oak
avenue, wholesale and retail. adv
Autumual day was celebrated last
Sunday at the Methodist church. The
decorations were beautifulandan attrac-
tive display of vegetables and grain
was banked in front of the pulpit. Pas
tor Edwards preached two excellent
sermons. The attendance at the Sun
day-school was A, and the collection
amounted to 81 SO. The sauer kraut
supper 10 off Saturday night gener-
a'ed by Mrs. William Nuss and an able
array of helpers. The fourth Quarterly
conference will be held mex Monday
night in the church by District Super
intendent Neal of Bridgeton. Written
reports are expected from the heads of
all departments of the church.
Conveyancing, Wills and deeds
drawn. William H. Bright. adv.
Uncle Ned Wheeler, OF Washington.
D. C., was here last week stopping at
Mrs. M. A. Feaster's, 18th and New
York avenues, for a short time. Uncle
Ned is thinking of coming to Wild
wood to reside permanently.
A community Thanksgiving service
will be held in the auditorium of the
new high school on Thanksgiving
morning at 10 80 o'clock. The sermon
will be delivered by Rev. A. @. Bailey,
rector of ST. Simeon's Episcopal church.
Pillsbury flour $13.25 barrel. S. w.
Coombs. adv.
Mrs. George M. Dare spent Monday
and Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. Jennings and children, who
have been living in the Bridges cottage
at Leaning and Pacific avenues, have
gona to Germantown to spend the
winter.
Louis Kraus has been In Trenton this
week attending the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, which met on Wednes-
day. He represented Holly Beach
lodge as a delegate. Gus Peterson vas
given the second and third degree last
Monday night, and City Treasurer
P. L. Peterson was admitted by card
from Social Lodge at Dividing Greek.
City Clerk George A. Redding has be-
Come an Odd Fellow also and was given
the initiatory degree last Monday night.
During the past year a whole lot of
good new members have been taken in
from North Wild wood.
For Sale-6,000 square feet of good
corrugated iron. King, ITO West
Schellenger emu adv
Edgar HI. Foster, wife and son, Earle
HI. Foster and wife, motored down to
Wild wood on Saturday and spent a
few days in their E. Baker venue cot
tsge.
George Faunce, a former Holly Beach
school boy and Journal office compost
tor, spent Sunday at the home of Is
rael Siegle, Arctic and Hand
Senator Stevens, of Cape May, was a
Wild wood visitor last Monday.
John S. Graham and wife were at
Woodbury. over Sunday, visiting at the
home of their son, who recently moved
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