Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-07-05
WILDWOOD
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Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Smith, Of
125 e. Pine avenue, returned to theil
Wild wood home June 10Th, after a so
journ of several mouths in the land
where the sweet magnolia blooms, and
"where de orange blossoms grow" The
particular spot where they wintered
was at Admission, Alabama. Mr.. Smith
found employment at Camp Mcclellan
near Admission, in the line Of carpenter
work. His son Ernest e~ntrained on
] dne 10, with the other 239 members Of
Company III, Hath U. &. Infantry, for
Newport News, enroute to France. Mr..
Smith and bis wife hied themselves
north to stand once more upon Wild
woods silvery strand and listen to old
s'oceana roll.n
MIR. HARRY n. CORNEY, Of Wild
wood, has accepted a position with B.
w. Coombs' Economy market, Bright
Block in AngIesea and is in charge
there of the meat block. He will be
pleased to see any Of his old friends and
new customers. Cars pass door.-adv
For the coming six months Martin
Newkirk has been elected noble grand
and Adolph Axelson vice grand Of Hol-
ly Beach Lodge, No. 100 1. o. o. F.
They will be installed on Monday
night, July %, 1918, by Grand Herald
Brace, of Camden. Monday night four
4.ssF aeHsh sfs- were givsAA- he H4ttsts
degree as follows: August E. Romm,
Robert Carlson, Paul RUDE and Lorns
Kirkmans. The new presiding off,
GERS and the four new members all re-
side at Anglesea. After the comforting
of the degree there was a setout of
ice cream.
Private Kindergarten and Play
ground now open for children from 8
to 7 years of age from 8 to l 1:50 O'Clock
a. no. For information apply at the
Sweet Shop, Wildwood avenue
and Boardwalk. J. Ruth MACPHERSON.
adv. 1t
Eugene Williams, Of Boston, Mass,
arrived in Wild wood June Is, accom-
panied by his wife and two young
Mary E. and Cornelia N.
Williams, seven and eleven years of
age. This makes the seventh season
that Mr., and Mrs. Williams have sum-
mered here. Wildwood extends the
glad hand not only to people of Boston,
Niagara Falls and Pittsburg, but to
citizens of the U. s. everywhere, who
the many natural advanta-
ges possessed by Observation-Disclosures
dustless air, chemically pure
water, an ideal beach, and unparalleled
sunsets.
Do you nave any automobile troub-
lie? Take 1t to the Central Garage, Oak
avenue.-adv.
Thel ladies Aid Society of the first
M. e. church will hold their annual
bazaar on the 18th, 10th and 18th of
August, somewhere along the board
walk. The location will be announced
later.
Mrs. Somers Barnett was taken Ill on
Saturday of last week and has been
confined to her bed the past week.
She Is now somewhat improved.
Rachel Pollock, a little Miss aged 10,
of Quaker City, has come to spend the
season with her grandmother, Mrs.
Sehr, who conducts a rooming house
at l16 east Andrew avenue.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert J. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.
Clarence Brewer, of 124 E. Young
left q month ago for New Can
aan, Conn.,, accompanied by his son
Mrs. Brewer and two chill
dren left Tuesday morning for the
same place to spend the summer, hav-
ing rented her house. Mr.. Brewer is
Ill with stomach trouble in Connecti-
cut, and an operation will be perform
ed after his wife's arrival.
Charles Felten, of West Philadelphia,
is spending the present week at the
Hotel Douglass. Mr.. Feiten is news
agent at the Narberth station.