Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

ard Sample, were seen among the
happy throng lining Wildwood's la
nous beach ON Sunday.
a slick range ~defrauded a Maple
avenue of $3.50 a few weeks
ago. He pretended that he knew rela-
tives of hers in the west and thus got
into her good graces. He presented
a draft at a local bank drawn on the
Second NATIONAL Bank of Los Angeles,
Calf. and upon the endorsement of
the Wildwood the bank cashed
the draft for the stranger. There is
no such bank in Los Angeles and the
draft turned out to be worthless. The
woman reimbursed the bank. Look
out for strangers who want to borrow
money or want you to endorse for
them.
Col. A. S. L. Doughty, of the State
Highway Commission, accompanied
by Mrs. Doughty. of Mt. Holly, spent a
few days this week with Senator and
Mrs. William H. Bright. Col. Doughty
told Senator Bright that he had Sc
cured S25, 900 more from the state auto
fund for Cape May County than was
allotted here last year. The money
is used for county roads.
Bring your feet with you to Oswaldo
Melchiorre's up-to-date shoe store and
have them fitted with shoes of COM
fort at a reasonable price. 3312-14
Pacific 1t
Rev. ]. H. Clarke, rector of st.
Simeon's P. E. Church. spent the fore
part of this week in Spring Lake
where he oficiated at the funeral ser
vices of a longtime friend.
A grass fire along the railroad at
Hand avenue called the fire depart
ment out last Sunday afternoon. No
damage was done.
James W. Robbins and Charles R.
Page. representing Cape May County
Forest, No. Is. T. C. of L., were in
Coney Island, n. Y, last Saturday at
tending a big session by New York
Forest.
Wallace Springer, the errand boy at
the Journal Office. went to Millville
on Wednesday to spend the balance of
Tic NCCh Will lCAGl1FCC-
Il desire to thank all who so kindly
assisted in any way at the time of my
husbands death. Mrs. Anna NJ. Lud-
lam.
Robert Van Sickle, of Princeton, is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Leedom. Pacific and Burk ave-
nues.
Senator William H. Bright, who has
had his petitions out for denomination,
has received the first one back, one
that was circulated in Ocean City.
A. r. Perkins. of Philadelphia. a
travelling salesman for the W. S. Rice
Truss Co., of New York, came to Wild
wood recently with his wife and two
children for a brief vacation. While
here he lost a 1000 mile book of tickets
sold him at Trenton on August 18th
by the ticket agent of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co. The loss of the
book has been reported to the COM
pany and conductors on all lines were
notified to be on the lookout for the
missing coupons.
On August 10th, the partnership ar
rangement heretofore existing be-
tween Lawrence Beradelli and Law
renee Imschweiler, under the caption
Of the Lawrence Realty Co., was dis
solved by mutual consent, articles OF
agreement to this effect having been
duly drawn up that day and signed by
these real estate men. Mr.. Beradelli
will continue the business at the pres
ent Office, 3403 Holly Beach avenue.
The latter is a boardwalk merchant,
corner wildwood ven
Miss Annie Laura Kook, Of Rut-
ledge, Pa, is visiting her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Corney,
21S East Andrew avenue.
C. B. Heller, whose summer cottage
is located at 2S09 Atlantic avenue has
purchased from Dare Bros. a lot
owned by them. adjoining his resi-
dence. on the north side. Mr.. Heller
is a Philadelphia business man and
artist engaged in the manufacture of
high grade electric lighting fixtures.
including lamp shades, ornamented
with rare, artistic designs. His offices
are at 622 Arch street. Mr.. Heller is
a summer commuter between Wild
wood and Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Mathers, of Rutledge.
Delaware County. Pa. is stopping at
the Kennedy hotel. Andrew avenue,
for a short stay.
Talk about growing things in sand,
you should see the huge sunfower that
has been on exhibition at the store of
Mrs Ottey on East Andrew avenue.
1t measured is inches across, weighed
II pounds and was grown by George
Krider at his summer home on East
Leaning avenue from Lake Shore seed.
S. B. Harvey. of 1870 Ritner street,
Philadelphia. was struck by the auto
OF Charles C. Erwin, OF 2616 North
2Sth street, Philadelphia. After
knocking him down the auto passed
over both his ankles crushing the