Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-10-22
WILDWOOD


at the age of SIS years Last week, Mr..
Siebert rays, the finest picked apples
sold there for one dollar per bushel,
and potatoes at 60c per bushel. Bel
videre is located in a good farming dis
trict above Trenton aud near the Della
ware river.
The Wildwood Embroidery Shop at
300S Board walk, invites you to see its
display of Knitting and Art Needle
work. A good supply of sweater
Yarns is in stoek.-adv
The Five Mile Beach Humane So
ciety will hold a meeting next Tuesday
evening in the lecture room of the
Wildwood Baptist church.
Go to James Day for a shave and
haircut. Moved from under Sheldon
hotel to my W house, the Venezia,
J20 west Schellenger u Will be
glad to see my old customers.-adv
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Konowitch started
Monday morning on a vacation trip.
They went to New York city, and then
on through York state to Canada, stop
ping at Saratoga Springs.
Lake Mohonk, and not the Poconoes,
was the vacation ground of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Ryan. They returned last
week. Lake Mohonk is in the state Of
New York, near the Hudson river in
the vicinity OF Kingston.
We do braiding and hemstitchiug.
Chic Shop, JOURNAL building. tt
Two cottages adjoining each other on
Poplar avenue were recently sold to
new owners, who will occupy them as
homes. The one at 307 east Poplar,
was bought by Henry Hill, of the
Premier Bakery, from Carl Siebert.
The one adjoining at 305 east Poplar,
was sold to John T. Byrne by Clayton
Lowe. Both houses were built in 1912
by Mr.. Siebert.
Benjamin F. Shilling, of philadelphia,
has bought of Frank Mattera the cor
ner property at 25th and New York
avenues, and Mr.. Mattera and his fam
lily will soon move to the first floor
apartment on Wildwood avenue just
vacated by the CUmmins family.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert j. Kay, secretary, Wildwood,
n. J.-adv.
Vacationists at Delaware Water Gap
this week are Miss Bessie Goldberg and
Miss Lillian Molter of the Marine Ma
tional Bank staff, and Misses Marie
and Alma Huppert. They left Wild
wood last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Warrington came
homeon Wednesday from the city after
being away two weeks. Mr.. Warning
ton, who was operated On at the hos
pital, is reported as getting along nicely.
Koeneke Bros. have a new pipe
cutting and threading machine which
they installed a few days ago in their
plumbing shop on Wildwood
1t is said to be the first machine of its
kind ON the island. Egbert Wood, who
just retired from the army after three
years of service, is again in the employ
of Koeneke Bros.
Earl Roy, of Detroit, Mich, was here
his honeymoon this week. He re-
Gently married Miss Ida Saul, of
Detroit, a niece of County Treasurer
G. w. Saul, at whose home they were
visiting. ,
William Brooks U. S. N. retired and
Mrs. Brooks have closed their apart
ment the Pinehurst and gone to st.
Petersburg Fla. for the winter.
Sweaters for the little tots at the Chic
JOURNAL building. tt
A big entertainment and dance will
be held at the Casino next Saturday
dy the wildwood Athletic club,
at which time the automobile to be
disposed of by the club will be given
away.
DR.. s. E. Corle announces he now
has associated with him in practice
DR.. A. l.. G~eisenhoner, to whom DR..
Corle respectfully refers patients. DR..
Geisenhoper was with DIR. Corle at the
outbreak of the war and has now re-
and intends to make Wild wood
permanent home. 2t
DR.. J. G. Edwards, of Williamstown
was here this week and attended a
dinner party Tuesday evening at the
home of Station Agent j. F. James,
now Mayor of Wildwood Crest.
A card from r. d. Richmsn from
San Francisco dated October 10Th, 1920,
STATE d that he was about to leave for
Los Angeles, and was seeing wonder
ful sights in the far west.