Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-01-11

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Monday night: Noble Grand, Jed
Dubois; Vice Grand, Martin Newkirk;
right supporter 10 noble grand, Fred
Ekstrom; left supporter, Emanuel Sal
veson; warden, A. X. Blinn; conductor,
Adolph A%xelson; inside guard, Martin
Long; outside guard. Arnold Axelsou;
r. S. s., Edward Fox; L. s. s., w.
ID. Bright; chaplain, A. M. Ely; right
supporter TO vice grand, Charles Carl
son; left supporter 10 vice grand, Lin
wood Filler. Mr.. Kraus will go 10
Court House or Friday evening, JAM
uary 18th, 10 install officers, and the
following Friday, to Cape May for the
same purpose. One of the State officers
will be at the Cape May meeting. Dis
Tuckahoe on Tuesday evening aud in
stalled officers. Others who went
along 10 assist him were A. K. Blinn,
Fred Ekstrom, w. I'll. Bright, Herschel
Taylor, Edward Fox, William Neal,
Charles Carlson, Adolph and Arnold
Axelson, William Crawford and Mar
tin Newkirk. The Tuckahoe Metho-
dist preacher, Mr.. Reeves, who is an
Odd Fellow, entertained them with
some Bible stories.
Position Wanted-High school stu
dent desires position after school hours.
Address the JOURNAL Officially.
The freight service to Wildwood has
been curtailed, and now we only have
three freight trains a week from Phila-
delphia, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat
urdays.
Oscar Rlsley had an arm injured
while working at Eddystone about a
week ago.
Conveyancing, wills and deeds
drawn. William HI. Bright. adv.
John Wilson, a former chauffeur for
L. r.. Baker, who bought out Spencer's
cigar store, is a papa, a little son hav-
Ing been born last Saturday at his
home In the Funck apartments on Oak
avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George War;, of West
Andrew avenue, returned home last
Saturday after spending Christmas in
Philadelphia.
Ladies please notice that after No
vember Sd the Wild wod Embroidery
Shop is moved to the old location, 1872
east Wildwood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to give knitting
instructions to all customers. Open
from 8 a. N. till $50 p. NJ. adv
William Goodall went to the city
last Saturday afternoon and returned
Sunday evening with his little five
year old son, who has been in a hospi-
tai.
Charles r. Page left Wildwood last
Saturday for Alliance, Ohio, to take a
position in a printing office. He ar
rived there Sunday afternoon eight
hours late.
E. M, Johnson, Sr.. has been ap-
pointed a doorkeeper in the Assembly
by Assemblyman Lake. Mr.. johnson
has been a Republican worker in the
second ward for some years, but now
lives in the first ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. PierpQnt
gave their annual duck dinner to a
few friends one night recently.
Regular services in the First NJ. E.
church Sunday, preaching both morn
ing and evening by DR.. J. G. Ed wards.
Sunday-school 2.30; Epworth League
Z p. No.; preaching 7.45 p. M; prayer
meeting Wednesday evening 7.45.
The extreme cold weather has aba
ted considerably dsring the past week
with the tenn perature ranging from Is
to 80 degrees. The coal situation last
Saturday was acute. All the coal yards
were empty. Sunday morning a car
of chestnut arrived for Mr.. Saul, which
essed up the shortage for a few days.
This week Mr.. Colson received one
car and Mr.. Austin n The latter
car was consigned 10 the Holly Beach
school, but the Philadelphia authori-
ties would not allow it to be sold to
school or churches. 1t was parceled
out for domestic use. The four school,
houses are burning wood and it IS be-
lieved that the supply will not keep
up,as it takes about four or five cords a
day. The wood dealers are ~overworked
and cannot supply the demand. .
The furniture and other personal
property of the Holly Beach Yacht
club at Wild wood Crest was sold today
at Sheriff's sale. The buyer vas one
OF the members, David Wilder, and the
contents was knocked down to him
for 81, 800. The furniture cost about