Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-11-05
WILDWOOD

MIR. and Mrs. Edward S. Scull, OF
East Wildwood, have gone to Phila-
delphla for the winter. Mr.. Scull has
taken a position as manager at one OF
: Paul A. Rinck's meat markets. They
will return 10 their Wildwood home
early in the spring.
Cunning little hats and bonnets for
the Riddles at the Chic Shop, JOURNAL
building. u
In the Presby. Church mex Wednes-
day a union prayer service will be held
to celebrate the eleventh anniversary
of the Women's Christian Tenn persnce
Union, which was organized in this
church November 10th, 1909. Social
hour after service. All invited to join
in celebrating.
Mrs, Ellen Meehan, of Andrew ave.,
returned recently from Whitehall,
NY, where she visited her sister, who
lives one hundred miles above Albany.
Mrs. Meehan came to this leland in the
very early days of Holly Beach, and
she is still active In church and social
work.
Motor boats overhauled and repaired
at Sipgley's Marine Rail way and Boat
Shop, 18th and Ottens Canal, North
Wildwood. Both phones. Boats
stored for the winter. All work called
for and delivered. Towing.-adv.
Mrs. Jennie V. Parry, Of the Arcadia,
Magnolia avenue, has gone to Mountain
Lakes, among the beautiful mountains
of upper Jersey, to visit relatives, after
which she will go to Salem to spend
the winter.
A card from Mrs. Siglinger announces
her safe arrival at $40 Second avenue,
north, st. Petersburg, Florida, where
she will spend the winter as usual,
after a visit of a week or two in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Colson were
down from Pitman on Tuesday to vote.
The Colson family went to Pitman a
few weeks ago, where they will reside
this winter. The Colson family came
to Wildwood from Woodstown several
years ago. Another wildwood family
who recently moved to Pitman is j. D.
Parks, the railroad conductor, who
is building a house there, and running
on the train between Camden and
Millville.
A number of new members will be
initiated by Beach Council, Jr. O. u.
A. M, next Tuesday night In the
JOURNAL building lodge room, follow
ed by refreshments.
MI. and Mrs. Bernard Conner, Phil
adelphians, have been spending their
honeymoon at POI E. Hildreth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O'Connell were also
down helping the newly-weds to
celebrate.
Mrs. George w. Banks returned re-
Gently from a trip to Vermont Oh a
visit to her daughter. Mr.. Banks will
leave next Monday on a trip to Texas
and Arkansas, to be gone about three
weeks. He will go direct to Fort
Worth and then up to Hot Springs,
where he will take the hot baths. Mr..
Banks took this treatment a few years
ago with great benefit. In Texas he
will look over the oil wells, in which
he invested a small mount of money.
A little girl came to the home of
Assistant Bank Cashier w. G.. Todd
Glenwood avenue, last Sunday night,
October 81, 1920. The children in the
home now number two boys and a girl.
On Wednesday evening the directors
of the Holly Beach Building and Loan
Association declared the first series
matured with the payment of Deem
Der interest, payable to stockholders
on and after December 10, 1920. This
association commenced business in
May, 1909.
Edward D. Wentzell, accompanied
by his wife and little girl, were in
Wildwood last Sunday visiting rela-
tives. Several years ago Mr.. Wentzell
was a resident Of Wildwood, but for a
few years past has resided in Philadel-
phia, and is a special officer or detec-
tive for the Reading railroad.
The three Wildwood City Commits
sioners are in the city today to see what
can be done in the local gas situation.
1t is said the company is without funds
!, to buy coal to operate the plant. There
ia no coal on hand and the plant may
have to shut down.
The Hotel Pennsylvania, neal the
| North Wildwood arch, is being given 8
coat of paint. Mr.. Miller keeps thi:
property in fine condition. By the
way, this arch is crumbling and il
might be in a dangerous condition
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