Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-25
AnQIeSea ! North Wildwood

Mrs. Charles Bartleson and unclei
Mr.. Creamer, went to Eldora TO visit
MI. Creamer's brother. Mrs. Bartleson
has returned home, but her uncle Will
stay until July 4th.
Henry Mcintyre and family are
down for the summer at their Ihlrd
avenue cottage.
Mrs. Ernest Richardson has gone to
Ocean View for the summer.
Bakers wanted. Apply Coomos
Bakery, Maple avenue.-adv.
j. Albert Harris is occupying his
mother-in-law's house at Fourth and
Pennsylvania avenues, and Mrs. W..
Miller il a visitor at the home.
The Union News stand at the rail-
road station is open for the summer
with Wilson Mathis in charge.
David Goods, a sophomore In the
University of Pennsylvania, is down
for the season, staying at the MOOT
home.
Bathing suits, slightly used, wonder
full values at ST. 81 50 and $3.50. 3llo
Pacific avenue..-adv.
During the past winter Andrew Han
sen and son Carl built four large skihs,
besides repairing several others.
Collector p. L. Peterson has an Essex
touring car, bought of John w. Young
a. Son.
Mr.. Floyd and family, of Camden,
are now Ia their east Eighteenth street
cottage for the summer.
The Lowry family have opened their
house on west Seventeenth street for
the summer.
Girls and misses and boys suits for
any occasion. The Jack and Jill Shop,
1872 e. Wildwood avenue.-adv.
A sociable was given the boys and
girls Of Union Sunday school by their
teachers Wednesday evening. The
school'smembership ls steadily increas-
ing. AL. Hirst, who recently Joined
the mems. class taught by Mr.. Pearce,
is an interesting and effective speaker
on Sunday school topics.
Two of the largest buildings in North
Wild wood built this spring were a
drugstore and apartment house at
Seventeenth and the trolley line and
an apartment house containing six
suites for housekeeping at Seventeenth
street and Surf venue
Marceda Mattera, a young Italian
woman % J ears Of age, has come to
North Wild wood from Italy to make
her home at the home of her brother
Frank. Her sister, Mis-. Ralph Corino,
went to New York last week to meet
her. She sailed from Naples.
Mrs. Pazarro and family and Mrs.
Tovosky and family are at the st.
Clair Apartment for a months stay.
Allen Grace has sold his store busi-
ness, good will stock and fixtures, to
Bert Morse. The new owner took pos
session last Saturday, and on Monday
held a hard ware sale, when the rush
of customers was so great that the doors
had to be locked. The grocery sale on
Wednesday was not so lively. Mr..
Grace will devote all his time TO the
oil business, retaining desk room in the
store, with Mrs. Butler as b~ookkeeper.
MIR. and Mrs. Sturm are entertaining
charles Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Hediger
and Mrs. Kindig this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lsfferty, Philadel-
phians, were in a frultless quest of q
cottage for the summer last Monday.
Charles Gillian and family are oc-
cupying the Zimmerman cottage Oh
west Seventeenth street.
A. II. ellsworth, a Philadelphian,
wanted a bungalow built quickly, aud
as there were no carpenters available to
build ii at once, he took the job upon
his own shoulders. With the assist
ance Of a friend, E. w. Hapgood, who
is also a carpenter, the bungalow was
built in twenty-one days. He and Mr..
Hapgood have secured employment
at their trade with H. H. Ottens. Mr..
ellsworth and his wife will occupy
the bungalow, which 10 at Fourteenth
street and the railroad, about July LIST.
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