Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-07-25

Bureau on the board walk are: Mrs.
Charles Roehrle, VIM. J. tombstone,
Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Lillian Williams,
Henry Sokol, w. Gallagher, Louis
Rand, Levi Franklin, Washington,
D. G.; D. ]. Cronin, Concord, Mass. ;
Charles Bernard, VIM. j. Veale and
family, J. w. Jones, B. R. Murphy,
George KenderIine, Ruth r RENDER
line, Betty Kenderline, M. E. Burk-
hart, John Mondry, J. G. Vurket, B..
M. Goldsmith, Mrs. Blanche e. Wat
son, Miss Ruth B. Watson, Miss Lue
e. Watson, s. 1. Aronson, Laura N.
Weller, Mrs. l.. Lambrie, Pittsburg;
George E. Meng, q. w. Gabriel, Cleve-
land, O.; L. Miller, Govans, Md;
Charles B. Case, Josephine McIlvalne,
Trenton; Col. q. M. Best and family,
Millersburgh, KY; ]. B. Weisiger,
Norfolk, Va; Alice w. Gradey, Bos-
ton, Mass; Alex Dali, Miss s. E..
Giles, M. T. Biddeson, Luther G.Gadd,
DIR. Charles Peel, Mrs. G. Peel, Vir-
ginia Peel, Francis L.. Olefs, Miss Adele
L~ehwensky, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. B..
Hilberth, Mrs. G. N. Frohlich, Mrs. R.
Hannach, Memphis, Tenn; Alderman
M. ]. Lewis, WilkesBarre, Pa; Emma
Gardner, Johnstown, Pa; Mrs. James
Farraut, Isabel Farraut, j. E. Reman,
Jersey City; Fred G. Wright, Hagers-
town, Md; Rev. U. s. 6. Rupp, Fred
erick, Md; VIM. Joffe, Fresno, CAL;
Mrs. G. Odell, Montreal, Canada; Mrs.
j. G. Plotts, Mrs. w. l.. Buckle, Nor
ristown, Pa; Herbert Tucker, Albany,
N. Y; Daniel S. Laub, Wilmington,
DEL; Mrs. B. E. Landon, Harrisburg,
Pa; A. 8. l.. Doughty, Mt. Holly:
8. H. Harvey, Muskogee, Okla; A.
Errors, Homestead, Pa; trieda Buett-
ner, Bronx, New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Smith, Newark; Mrs. w.
F. UImer, Lincoln, Neb.; Ed w. Wei
Ter, New York; Mrs. Charles H. Ro-
senthal, Dayton, o.; B. l. Harvey,
Eau Claire, Wis.
Starting, lighting and generator
troubles skilfully repaired by experts.
Work guaranteed. Val Singley. 1t
At the Lutheran parsonage on Mon
day. July 2Ist, Miss Elfreida Nye be-
came the bride of Milton M. Bruins
wick, of Germantown, Pa. The we'd
ding was quietly solemnized with only
members of the immediate family pres
emit, Ensign Lawrence Chalmers and
Miss Betty HinckIe acting as best man
and bridesmaid. The happy couple
left on the four p. m. express amid a
shower of rice and congratulations
from their friends. They will make
their home at Detroit, Mich.
White cardboard seven cents a sheet
at JOURNAL office, Wild God avenue,
near both railroad stations. Colored
sheets, in black, green and gray ten
cents per sheet. Desk blotting pads in
different colors 15c per sheet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson took up
their residence in Wildwood on West
Wildwood avenue some months ago.
For several years they led a seafaring
life, on a line of boats plying between
Jacksonville. Florida, Portland, Maine,
and other Atlantic porte. After giving
up the sea they bought a farm IN
Maine and after spending last summer
on it, rented it and came to Wildwood.
Mrs. Olson is the mother of Howard
Simkins, the Holly Beach barber.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert J. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
Newton Let's, of Newfield, and Cap
tain Winfield Harrison had a fine
catch of weak fish in Ottens Canal last
Saturday. At low tide he went out
with his father, Rufus Let's, and came
back with one hundred CLAIMS and tif-
teen more weak fish. One of the most
persistent fishermen is John Baumann.
He knows how to pull them in and
spends most of his time on the water.
1 nave a full line of mahogany, oak
and chestnut caskels in stock, ready to
give patrons service at the shortest no.
tice. B. G. Ingersoll, funeral director,
1909 Pacific avenue. If
Mrs. Dukes is here and has opened
the Fresh Air Home for children in
the North Wildwood section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munich and daughter,
of Wyncote, Pa, accompanied by a
married daughter from Cincinnati and
a friend from Kentucky, are occupy
ing a cottage at $50 east Leaning ave
nue. for the summer. This is their first
visit here and all are enthusiastic over
| Wildwood as a resort.
The Wildwood Embroidery Shop is
located once more at the old stand on