Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20

day at his home on Morning OioIJ
road of acute indigestion and intermen'
was made at Court Housef the funeral
being in charge Of Undertaken lnger
soil. He was born in England about
65 wears ago aud leaves a widow, foul
daughters and a son. One married
daughter lives in Atlantic CITY. BY
profession he was a civil engineer.
Senator w. II. Bright spoke last
week at an Odd Fello s Injecting in
Jersey City, and last Friday night be
and Senator Runyon were speakers IN
o Civic gathering in the Ocean City
Presbyterian church.
Miss Proud, in the JOURNAL build
ing. corrects a statement circulated, as
such is not her mode If speech. she
did not remark that her customers were
cheap skates. She does not lack hne
customers and will be pleased to show
them a nice line of spring hats. 1t
Rev. H. H. Hallowell, of Pittsburg,
where he now has a %partorate, was In
wildwood the first of the week. He
came to visit at the home Of Reeves
Douglass at Dias Greek. Hi- SOD Paul,
now a captain IN the United States
army returned from France about two
months ago ard il O at Camp Grant
in Illinois. He expects to stay In the
amy for the present.
Household fuTQiture, stock and nx'
lures on sale at 1873 east Andrew ave-
nue. Friday and Saturday, Feb 10th
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The North Wildwood Odd Fellows
and wives and friends will entertain
the Wildwood Odd Fellows and their
wives at the Lodge room, third floor OF
third Ward Fire house, Saturday night,
February q. Program starts at eight
D.. m. and entertainment Is free. Re
freshments after the program. All
VT leone.
For that cough use Leedom's Elk
PFC GRANT. Use Leedom's astringenl
gargle for sore throat and hoarseness'
Lvedom's Pharmacy, BuTk and Pa
cific. Try III drugs.
E. w. Anders Of Norristown, Pa,
was in Wildwood last Wednesday and
Thursday, looking up a building suit
able for the establishment OF an auto
mobile supply aud repair shop. lie
was unable to find at present, in a
central location, what he was looking
for, but something may develop later.
Household furniture, stock and fix
turss on sale at 1873 east Andrew ave-
nue. Friday and Saturday, Feb. Goth
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Mrs. Harry Hillegass of All Green
Terrace, Reading, Pa returned to her
home yesterday after a four-weeKs
sol urn in Wildwood. Mrs. HIllega-s
was registered as a guest at the Royal
inn, OIL Young venue
The Wildwood band will play at the
preliminary game ~ basket ba al the
Casino next Saturda, night between
the two local fire companies. The big
game will be bet y ecu the Wildwood
Athletic club and the Atlantic City
railroad team.
E. g. slaughter contem plates start
ing a cemetery on the Slaughter farm
near the Wildwood junction OF the
Wildwood and Delaware Bay Short
Liue railroad, A plan of the cemetery
has been made.
CALEB IL. Meeker aged 70 years died
last Sunday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Mark b. Reeves, west
Magnolia avenue, after an illness Of
two months. Interment was made in
Philadelphia on Thursday. Mr..
Meeker was born in Philadelphia,
April Is, l847, and was engaged in the
commission business in the Dock street
market, succeeding his father. He re-
tired about eight years ago, since which
tune he has resided in Wildwood.
About % years ago be built his first
property here, the Hotel Glenwood.
He was a local preacher in the Metho-
dist church since young manhood, and
used to speak in the missions and
prisons i n the city. He was a highly
respected and genial man. Three son
and three daughters survive. The two
other daughters are Mrs. j. w. Bach
mann and Mrs. j. r. Ginder.
Mrs. Grapevine. over eighty years OF
age, is very i'll with pneumonia.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mccullough.
l.. S. Robinson and family, of Park
avenue, have been on the sick list, but
are now improving.
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On The NIGHT Of Epbruaru 10Th q