Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-02-11

Mary Riechel Walls. widow Of the
late Alfred f.. Walls, died last Saturday
morning, at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Ward Riechel, 531I Whitby ave.
West Philadelphia. Her death wa:
due to an attack OF pneumonia. Mrs,
Walls was S8 years of age. Her funeral
was held in Vineland on Wednt sday
at the home Of her mother-in-la " Mrs.
w, w. Walls. Both Mrs. Walls and
her husband were we'll known In Wild
wood, where they resided for many
years. Mr.. Walls was a partner Of the
late Carl Erickson in the management
of the Hotel Brighton. Later Mr..
Walls conducted q fish market. He
was a brother OF Mrs. w. G. Hendee.
The father of the deceased was killed
In Philadelphia recently while driving
a team Of horses.
For SALE-2 Red Top Fisk Tires,
80 K 81; ran 100 miles. Apply 205 East
Maple avenue, basement.
Charles w. Hall, platform man at
the Pennsy freight station, is ecover-
ing after q serious illness Of pneumonia.
He has been away from his work for
over two weeks.
John Taylor and family are ex pected
home from South Carolina in a few
days, having left McClellanville on
Wednesday, the 9th inst.
w. NJ. Beers has been on the sick
list for the past three weeks, and con-
6ned to his bed for about two weeks.
Alfred LisIe Campbell, formerly a
pupil of the Wild wood school, and
brother of Mrs. tanning Myers, is now
a member of the foreign department of
the Guaranty Trust Company of New
York city.
John M. Turner, better known as
"Jack" Turuer, returned a short time
ago from Los Angeles, California,
whittier he and his wife had gone on
November 9Th, 1920, to spend the win
ter. Mr.. Turner married Julia Waltz a
year or more ago, a sister-in- law OF j..
G. Mack, the actor, who formerly
owned the modern bungalow corner OF
Juniper and Atlantic u While
in California he heard much about the
Japanese question. He says the agita-
ton there against the Orientals is very
acute, and that no more ground or
property will be sold or leased to them.
Captain Frank Downs has acquired
title to a forty foot lot on east Wild
wood avenue, adjoining the cottage and
lots at No. 225, owned by David Fried
lander, of Philadelphia. Mr.. Downs
also has an option On the next forty
foot lot to the east, owned by a Mrs.
Phillips. 1t is said to be the intention
OF the purchaser to erect a couple OF
m adern brick dwelling houses on these
lots some time later. 1t is rumoTed
that as much as $75 per foot.front has
been asked for lots in this section OF
the First ward.
D Firemen's Minstrels are on their way.
The circular is doing fine, with a bunch
Of new jokes and songs, Miss Corlena
Scheuer, formerly of Keith's circuit III
years old) has offered her services to
help the Firemen. A couple of funny
sketches, plus the services of the city
bald, makes the outlook for February
Is a big evening.
John Reagan, of Detroit, Mich, was
one of the visitors to Wildwood for the
day last Sunday. Mr.. Reag an is con-
sidering the advantages Of locating in
Wildwood, because of the ill health of
his wife. He feels she would be bene-
flied by coming to some seashore town.
Should he select Wildwood for his
future home Mr.. Reagan will purchase
a lot and build an uptodate bungalow.
While here he was the guest Of Mr..
and Mis-. Frank G. Stockholm, Twelfth
and Central avenues, North Wildwood.
A number of Wildwood Masons
vent to Court House Monday night, &C.
companied by Rev. J. Fl. Clarke, who
addressed the lodge there.
The Wild wood Board Of Education
organized on the evening OF February
LIST by electing Edwin M johnson, 6r
President; Lemuel Garrison, vice presi-
dent; Secretary, WilliAm g. Todd.
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