Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-09-27

Mrs.sMary H. Lehr, of the Drexel OF
east Cedar avenue, returned home or
Monday last from Atlantic City, WHERE
che had been the guest for several day.
of her friend, Mrs. e. H. Mosyber, o.
New York City, who occupied a suite
of rooms during the summer at the
Royal Palace apartments. Mrs. Lehl
has resumed her duties as bookkeepel
at Young's garage.
Edgar II. Foster and family have
closed their east Baker avenue home
for the winter and returned to West
Philadelphia.
The Wildwood City Band has cleo.
ted Walter M. Beers secretary to sue
coed Charley Lare, who has taken an
apartment in Philadelphia for the
winter and will be employed by a
moving picture house. Jubal Smith
has been elected treasurer. From all
accounts Wildwood will have its band
this winter, no matter how much the
snow falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mixner, of the
City Garage, are enjoying a vacation
motoring through Pennsylvania and
stopping at the Della Water Gap
and other places of interest.
City Solicitor Jonathan Hand has
moved his law Office to the Coombs
building, IN Pacific avenue, adjoining
the Marine National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FL. Smith, of 125
east Pine avenue, entertained & dinner
on Monday evening In honor of Fred
Shedd. associate editor of the Phila-
delphia Bulletin, and wife, who are
staying with them for a week. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs, VIM.
H. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Blattner, all of West Cape May. A
pleasant time was spent In talking of
the soldier boys, as each family at the
dinner ID represented by a son in the
army.
William Warfield, who managed the
Rhoads merry-go-'round this summer
on the Blaker property, closed same
last Sunday and has gone to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Roberts went
to Eddystones Pa, this week tespeRd
the winter. where Mr.. Roberts u Sm-
ployed. They were given a little fare
well party Wednesday evening. They
heard recently from their sun Stanley
since he arrived in France. Stanley
says he went over on the largest ship
a float, the Leviathan, formerly Water
land. He declares he got lost two or
three times on board.
The Wildwood mail deliveries are to
be reduced to u a day, and it is said
some of the mail carriers are to be
transferred to the city.
Mr.. William Chamberlain, whose
summer bungalow Is located at 1l9 w.
Goth street, left last Sunday with his
wife and daughter for their home at
1903 Broadway, Camden.
Mrs. Louis g. Seidle and daughter
Gladys have been visiting relatives and
friends the past week at Gettysburg,
Pa.
G. F. Livezey, of Anglesea, painter
and house decorator, has finished the
repainting of the Oaklyn hotel on east
Cedar avenue. This well-known build
ing looks much improved by its new
coat of paint, which is of a pearl gray
color.
Mrs. H. M. Kalbach, of 107 west Goth
street, after an illness Of about two
weeks, is able to be up and about once
more. Her husband is employed at
the Hog Island shipyard. Mr.. Kali
bach was home last Sunday.
Last Sunday Mrs. Ivan H. Stone,
her son and two daughters, of All w.
Wildwood avenue, folded their tent,
like theArabs and quietly stole away"
going to their home at 1913 Martin St.,
Roxborough, Phila Mrs. Stone owns
a lot at All w. Wild wood aveue, and
for three seasons has erected a tent
and lived there happily, close to Ma
ture.
Elwood Hires and j. Harry Handle,
of Elmer, with their wives spent q few
days this week at Willard Hall. Both
men have extensive farming interests
in Salem county, and Mr.. Hires is a
director In the Elmer bank.
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