Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-05-27
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coming in every day to occupy their bun
galows either for the season or for the
Memorial Day vacation. On Thursday
alone fifteen families came in and every
train now brings more.
Poles are being placed by the electric
company for running their wires for
street lighting, and soon all will be ready
for the new lights recently ordered by
Council.
Mr.. Ward has opened the Clenwood
avenue grocery store for the season, con
Quoted last year by Carl ROtwitt. Mr..
Rotwitt sold to Mr.. Ward and the former
has gone to his native home in Denmark.
George S~igafoss and family, of Phila-
delphia, we're here Sunday getting their
bungalow ready for the summer.
Otto M. Coertz and family, of the
Quaker City, came down on Sunday and
opened their bungalow on E avenue.
Mrs. Coertz remained and is entertaining
visitors over the holidays.
Michael S. Morris, wife and son, Phila-
delphians, motored down this week and
are now in their Poplar venue bunga-
low for the season.
MIR. and Mrs. Miller and family are in
their Glenwood avenue bungalow for Me-
mortal Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stierlen were among the
Sunday visitors to open for the holidays,
spending the day at their Clenwood ave
nue. bungalow WV
Herbert TTdd and family, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday here at their new bum
galow at Poplar and Neptune emf
getting it ready for occupancy over Me
mortal Day. They expect to come down
Friday. Mr.. Tidd is wiring his house
for electric lights.
| C. E. Little6ed, of~PhifadelPhia, WAS
berg Sunday getting his new bungalow
the Oriental, at Clenwood and Neptune
avenues, ready for his family to occupy
for the season.
L. P.Riedenauer and family were here
from Philadelphia ON Sunday putting
their Clenwood avenue bungalow in
readiness to occupy over Memorial Day.
Mrs. Margaret Hall and family, of the
Quaker City, have taken possession OF
their bungalow on G avenue for the sea-
son.
B. C. Ham, of the Casino, reports bust
ness pretty good in the boat line. He had
several pleasure boats out IN Sunday.
Councilman Samuel Donaldson and fam
iy arrived on Saturday for the season from
Philadelphia and are occupying their
Clenwood avenue bungalow. With War
rem Ham, Jr., Councilman Donaldson
will conduct a milk and ice business and
have built a storehouse on Clenwood
avenue for that purpose. They are now
ready for business.
Quite a number of bathers have been
seen in West Wildwood for several weeks,
one of the first of the season being Stuart
K. Ralston, of West Clenwood avenue,
who has been in several times Of late.
Among the fair bathers seen on Thurs
day of this week were the Misses Marie
higgins, Annette Albright and sisters.
William Won Bieren, of Philadelphia,
has moved into his new bungalow on ID
avenue.
Walter S. Rogers is having his two bum
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paired. The Rogers family is here for
the season and Mr.. Rogers is a regular
weekend visitor.
Councilman and Mrs. DR.. E. r. Kline,
who spent the winter in Philadelphia, are
here for the season in their Poplar ave-
nue. bungalow.
Edwin Page will open an ice cream
parlor at his Clenwood avenue bungalow
on Saturday. Mr.. Page will also cater
to the wants of the motorist by having
for sale oil and gasoline.
L. M. Detz, of Columbia, Pa, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. DIR. Henry Pheneger, who
is spending some time at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Ham, on West
Twenty-sixth avenue.
Raymond E. Vogan and family, of the
Quaker City, are here for the season in
their bungalow on Maple avenue.
Charles H. Burroughs, of Philadelphia,
is a regular Sunday visitor. Mr.. Bur-
roughs is making some additions to his
new bungalow on Maple avenue.
Edward A. Beck has opened a new
grocery store at his bungalow on Bay
avenue.
Edwin Goodwin and wife came down on
Sunday and opened their Poplar avenue
bungalow. Mr.. Goodwin launched his
boat. the Lets CO. Mrs. Goodwin will
remain for the season, MI. Goodwin spend
ing the weekend here for the present.
Milton G.. Garrison and family, of
Philadelphia, are in their Maple avenue
bungalow for the season.
The regular meeting of Borough Coun-
Gil will be held at the West Wildwood
Casino on Saturday evening. All council
men and officers are expected down for
the holidays and as it is the beginning
of the season it should be an interesting
meeting.
Mrs. Hooker and son are here for the
holidays in their B avenue bungalow.