Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-11-08

ed.
The New Jersey Legislature will not
organize until the second week in
January, when Senator-elect w. II.
Bright will be sworn into Office. AS
the sessions will only occupy a day or
two of each week he will continue to
reside In wildwood and travel back
and forth from Trenton each week.
His office here will be open as usual
all the time. John b. Stratton, Grand
Master Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows of New jersey, a farmer
residing at Mount Royal, Camden
county, has appointed Mr.. Bright on
the legislative committee for the COM
ing session Of the grand lodge to be
held at Trenton on Wednesday and
Thursday, November goth and 2lst.
Martin Long has been elected q dele
gate by Holly Beach lodge to go to
Trenton week after next.
Jonathan Hand. Esq, has removed
his law offices to the Coombs building,
Pacific avenue, adjoining the Marine
National Bank, where he will continue
the general practice of the law. at
Walter Scott, wife and child, of Jen-
kintowp, Pa, spent the past week in
Wildwood, stopping at the Royal Inn.
MI. Scott is a prominent Odd Fellow,
and visited Holly Beach lodge last
Monday night, and gave an interesting
address under the good Of the order.
Mr.. Scott is convalescing from an at
tack of the Spanish influenza, and bis
physician recommended him to come
to the seashore.
Prime winter potatoes, $1.75 a bush
ell in 5 bushel lots, delivered any,
where on the island. Sheppard w.
Coombs. Leave orders at any Coombs'
Economy markets. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burgmeister, Of
Philadelphia, were among the Sunday
visitors, visiting at the home Of Her
bert Clunn, on Andrew avenue. Mr..
aud Mrs. Burgmeister are regular Wild
wood summer vacationists and frequent
visitors during the fall and spring
months.
L have six carloads of Philadelphia
well rotted manure, b ought last spring.
Order now before my supply is exhaus-
ted. f. P. Mattera. tt
Thirteen new members were received
into the membership of the Presbyter-
fan church last Sunday at the Com
munion service. This makes seventy
six accessions to the church since DIR.
King took charge less than two years
ago. The church is IN fine condition,
financially and spiritually. The MEM
bers are greatly encouraged.
Faulty manure is a prolific source of
weeds on lawns and in gardens. Avoid
weeds by using Philadelphia manure
F. P. Mattera. tt
Professor William Noelsch m g
down on Monday to vote and remain a
couple of days. He Is II years Of age
and works just as hard as he did Is
years ago, at his musical duties in
Philadelphia. He was one of the first
to build a summer cottage on, Maple
avenue. His house was built in the
year 1900, when he had a good ocean
view, but not so now. While in Wild
wood Professor Noelsch stopped with
his sister, Mrs. Siglinger.
Building Association funds to loan
on fret mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert J. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Ehmann
have closed their cottage for the season
and returned to their new home In
Philadelphia at 511 south 57th street.
Elmer E. Hansell wishes to inform
his nelghbors on Wildwood avenue
that he gave Miss Lillian Crabtree the
privilege Of gathering flowers in his
yard and that he was very much
pleased to know that she sen them to
the wounded soldiers at Cape May.
Mrs. Jennie v. Parry has gone TO
Salem to remain sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirker, OF
Philadelphia, were recent guests at
Royal Inn. Mr.. Kirker owns several
lots on the island.