Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-02
NORTH WILDWOOD

table gardens about North Wild wood,
the one Of Hugo Krause, q retired ser
geant of the u. s. Marine Corps, prob
ably excels them all. The garden,
which consists Of one building lot on
Tenth street and two on New York v
nue., adjoining Mr.. Krause's bungalow,
presents today as pretty a picture as
those portrayed in your favorite seed
cataIog. One hundred and forty
quarts of strawberries were gathered
from his patch. There are three kinds
of parsley growing-Dutch, Pollsh ana
American. Cabbage, salad, beets, po-
tato plants, peas, corn-all look fresh
and green and are planted in perfectly
straight lines.
"Mary Jane" Oxfords especially pri-
ced at S1.75. BIG Pacific ave.-adv.
Mrs. Feister, mother Of Mrs, Nipple,
who keeps the Wild wood Maple ave-
nue. West Side cigar store, has one OF
the most remarkable Towering plants
on the island. 1t is a cactus plant, has
been in the possession of her family
over one hundred years, and today has
sixty scarIet-red buds ready to open.
The plant is on Mrs. Feister's lawn
at Seventeenth street and New York
avenue and neighbors will watch with
interest the unfolding Of the buds.
Mrs. Buckley and daughter, Mrs.
Tomlinson, are now living at their sum-
mer home at 107 west Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Buckley is an invalid and is in the
care Of her daughter.
Albert Diefenbaugh's bungalow,
built recently by A. M. Ely, on west
Fourteenth street, is now occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith. MI. Griffith is
Mr.. Diefenbsugh's step.father.
An attendance which almost ex-
hausted the supply Of chairs OF the
North Wildwood firehouse witnessed
the formation of another class of the
Union Sunday school last Sunday af-
ternoon. 1t will be known as the
Young Peoples Glass and Mrs. Lid
dell, sister of Georgiana Larcombe. has
been asked to teach it. Midweek SER
vices will be held by the school every
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman enter
tanned Mrs. Hoffman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Ellis, and Violet and
Margaret McCreight, friends Of Mrs.
Hofman's brother james, over the
weekend.
A bungalow being built IN Fifteenth
street west Of New York avenue was
wrecked as a result of the severe storm
of Tuesday night. 1t was about half
completed and capsized, 1t is said, be-
cause the builders left the structure un-
braced.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
B. Joslin at Eleventh street and Gen.
trail avenue has been beautifed by the
painters Charlebois & DOTS.
By the efforts of William d. Ziegler
in getting up a petition and obtaining
signers an arc light was placed, by or
der OF the North Wildwood Council, at
the corner of Fourteenth street and the
railroad. Mr.. Ziegler lives on west
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Glanding, cousin Of Mr.. Lever
ing, is on the road to recovery from a
.z-sz... sIIo ~ ~ thu TaUavinr hnVan
The Novelty Bathing Store is now
showing some of the very latest fash
ions in bathing costumes, headwear
and footwear. E. j. Webster, proprie-
tor.-adv.
Mrs. John Griffith, OF 210 west Thir.
tenth street, has the company of her
sister, May Higgins, for the summer.
Mrs. Griffith's mother was a weekend
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Jones, Joseph
McGrath and Siegfried Beck, all Of
Philadelphia, were at the bungalow Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck, of 2l6 west
Thirteenth street, over the weekend.
Because of the storm there was 9
small attendance at the meeting of the
North Wildwood Progressive Associa.
ton Tuesday night. The membership
committee has been active and at leasI
thirteen proposals for membership will
be voted upon at the next meeting.
The Verga family, of Camden, are
here for the summer at their home or
east Twelfth street.
DIR. Oscar Hinski, a Camden druggist
has purchased the Rudduck cottage
where Mrs. Hinski and her children
are spending the summer days. Tit
doctor spends week-ends here.
With a fine vegetable garden and
well kept lawn adorned with garder