Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-01-16

The temp mperature at wildwood thtI
week did not get below 10, and there
was no snow except few fiurries or
Wednesday. 1t was gray morning
this Friday and the City Garage ther
mometer read % degrees. Many oftht
painters and carpenters work righ'
through the cold weather AT nine
O'Clock this morning light snow sci
in and continued until two O'Clock this
afternoon, covering the ground with
about two inches.
Another new business man on the
Wildwoo board walk this summer
will be Harry G. Gray, Of Washing
ton, d. c., who was here Wednesday
and leased 48 feet of A. l.. Colson on
the board walk between wildwood and
Pine avenues. He was talking to Mr..
Larcombe about putting buildings
| thereon.
Mrs. Anna Cole, of Riverton, was
down last Sunday, accompanied by
her husband and sister, Mrs. Bishop.
Mrs. Cole has rented Severn Hall for
the second season. Mr.. Cole has been
commuter between Riverton and
Philadelphia for 46 years.
Druggist Fitzpatrick has vacated his
old stand at Oak and Pacific and is
now located in his new quarters at the
corner of SchelIenger and Pacific, one
of the busiest spots in our city. Mr.
Fitzpatrick has gone to considerable
expense to fit up the former wholesale
liquor room with all the arrangements
so necessary and inviting in the equip
ment of modern pharmacy.
John G. Lewis, of Philadelphia. the
orangeade man, was seen among the
excursionists on Sunday last. The
coming season will be the thirteenth
since he embarked in business on our
board walk. Mr.. Lewis recently pur-
chased home in Darby, Pa.
Arguments by opposing counsel in
the certiorari suit of Fred Magianis VS..
the City of Wildwood, reviewing the
action of the Commissioners in award
ing the garbage contract to Otto Z.
Koeneke were heard on Tuesday at
Mays Landing before Judge Black.
After all the evidence in the case and
the briefs had been submitted the Judge
took the matter under advisement and
decision is looked for in a week or
two.
Lost-Bunch of keys with three Yale
and two door keys. Finder please re-
turn to JOURNAL office.
1900 Ephramites were slain at the
fords Of the Jordan because they could
not pronounce the word "Shibboleth."
This will be DR.. King subject Sunday
night III the Presbyterian church. At
the morning service the subject will he
"From Glory to Glory" Start the
new year right by attending church. :
William MacCrosson. of Palmyra, an
employee of the Pennsylvania railroad
In the accounting department at Broad
street station, spent Saturday aud Sun
day In Wild wood with his wife.
Mrs. John Volz was down from Phil
adelphia this week visiting her broth
er, g. Rhoads, of west Magnolia ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, of 1907
Girard avenue, Philadelphia, spent last
Sunday in Wildwood as guests of Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. Cordela McCort,
of Arndt's restaurant. They took back
home with them Master Harry Brown,
Jr., and Isabel Brown, VINO had spent
week with their grandmother.
The following officers of Beach Coun-
Gil, No. l57, Jr. o. u A. M, were in
stalled on Tuesday evening, January
9th, 1920: Councillor, Cecil Brunell;
vice councillor, Leroy Jaggers; conduc-
tor, Chester Frankheiser; warden, Err
nest Smith; inside sentinel, Victor
Sjostrom; outside sentinel, r. l..
Harrison.
-sOS.