Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26

Evans dancing school. She states
that she obtained the following dane
ers through her own efforts: Misses
Scheuer and Brady. who perform in
the Metropolitan Opera House, Phila-
delphia: Miss Crane is a dancer on
the steel pier at Atlantic City; Miss
Bosie and Miss Fox. All are profess
sional dancers and some OF them have
performed in the homes of New York
millionaires.
G. A. NJ. Hudson and Sons are clos
ing stock of their Top Notch" Gro
certeria. at lis East wildwood avenue
Nearly all the stock has already been
sold and little remains now to be dis
posed of except the shelving and other
fixtures. The grocerteria was a new
departure for Wildwood; but did not
receive the support that was expected
for the enterprise.
Allen Walbauer and wife, a promi-
nent Pittsburgh steel man. who have
been yearly visitors to Wildwood, tried
Atlantic City for a while this season,
but speedily packed up and came back
to wildwood, where they are now i'm
ishing out the season at the Hotel Sea-
crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Day, of Lans-
downe. Pa. are sojourning with Mrs
Days sister, Mrs. Johnson, who is on
nected with the Bell Telephone Com
pany. al her home on Davis avenue.
Friends of John Mack, who was
painfully injured in June, 1920, will
be interested to learn that he is re-
covering rapidly now. Mr.. Mack was
working in a trench for the water de-
partment when the trench caved in
and broke both bones in the left leg
below the knee. Mr.. Mack is fifty-six
years old and lives at ga East Ben
net avenu The accident occurred
on June IL, 1920. The insurance COM
pany that had his policy took him
away from every doctor he went to
until he was treated by DIR. Kelchner.
He had an operation in the Jefferson
Hospital in which the bones were
wired together, but he didn't seem to
begin to get we'll until June, 1921.
On complaint of Elmer Davis, who
lives at $50 East Pine avenue. and who
conducts a fruit and vegetable stand
on Pacific avenue near Pine, a war
rant was issued on Monday last by
John T. Byrne for the arrest of Frank
Blake, who lives at $500 Pacific ave.
nue., the Crest. The latter is a dealer
in fruits and vegetables and a dispute
arose w a bill presented by him
against Davis, who claimed that he
had loaned Blake a truck for the use
of which some allowance should be
made. Davis says Blake was the ag-
gressor and the former showed evil
dences at the hearing given the latter
before Magistrate Byrne last Tuesday
night, that he had sustained some in
juries. The alteration took place last
Monday morning. Blake also had
Davis arrested, on similar charges.
Davis was given a hearing before
Justice J.. A L. Harris on Tuesday af-
ternoOn. The result of both hearings
was that Davis and Blake were held
in 5000 bail each for their appearance
at the September term of court. Davis
alleges that Blake made some very
serious threats in the course of the
Miss Laura Dot, of Syracuse, n. Y,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. S. Cald-
well. Of Pacific venue.
Be sure to visit the Bathing Novelty
Store and see those ladies' white
pumps and oxfords. with rubber soles
and heels-special. at 1855; actual
value, $500. Your opportunity.
Walter A. Neihart and wife, of
Reading, Pa. accompanied by the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Mary Neihart; ar
rived at Wildwood on Sunday last for
a two weeks vacation. They are stop
ping at III East Oak avenue
FREDERICK Mattera and wife, of
Washington. D. c., are in wildwood on
a two weeks vacation. visiting the lat
teris brother. Frank P. Mattera, on
Wildwood venue. FREDERICK is a tom
serial artist. He speaks highly of the
beauty of our national capital, but !
says a dip in the breakers of the At
lantic hath charms for him beyond
expression. Every day he and his
wife take a plunge in our peerless
bathing expanse.
Ex-Judge C. L. Cole. of Atlantic
City. returned on the 18th inst. from
a three months tour of Europe. While
abroad he attended, as a delegate, the
International meet this year of the
al Edinburgh, Scotland.
Attorney Cole is quite we'll known in
Wildwood, because of his connection
with a number of lawsuits in which
our city vas involved. Decisions in a
couple of these suits are still pending,
n being a proceeding in contempt
and the other a suit for salary of the
former acting chief of police.
You should read THE Story of Our
States" which has been appearing
weekly in the Journal. Kentucky is
the subject this week. They are of