Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-07-15
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

Mr.. MacCleary and wife, Of Wor-
cester. Mass, as per usual, are mere
ON their vacation. They think there
IS no place like wildwood for a good
all around outing. Mr.. MacCleary is
superintendent of the Crompton and
Knowles Loom Works.
Mrs. M. F. Dougherty, Of Cedar ave-
nue.. West Philadelphia, and her
daughter, Mrs. William Magee, are
spending another one of the many
summers in wildwood. Both have
been coming here for a number of past
seasons. Mrs. Decker, also of West
Philadelphia, is their guest. They are
in the Logan apartments and feel very
much at home there.
william H. Winslow, of Philadel-
phia, is spending his vacation at Wild
wood at the La Grant cottage, 122 West
Twenty-sixth avenue.
Be sure and visit the Wildwood En-
broidery Shop for children's dresses and
sweaters; also the newest in household
embroideries. Now open all the time at
3OO8 Boardwalk. Scott.
The first ward fire company staged a
tag day recently to raise money for
new suits and something owe $500
was realized. Four pieces Of gold
were distributed to those who were
most successful in tagging and
brought in the most money as follows:
r. Medley, $40; Mrs. Frank Durham,
IS; Mrs. Roy Jaggers, $3.50; Miss Lii
lie Purdey, $3.50.
A. A. Clegg, the truant officer, with
his fiyyer otherwise known as the
cootie) tried to cut across the trolley
tracks in front of a fast coming trolley,
n of those big red ines that have
been sent here from New York. The
accident happened on Monday in
front of Senator Bright's Holly Beach
office. Clegg's fiivver lost a wheel.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church will hold
their annual bazaar on the boardwalk
in the Arcade, July 28th, 10Th and 3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas HUMPHREYS
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Boston, Mass, last Monday and arrived
on Wednesday afternoon in Wildwood
to spend two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolf, of the Lakeview cottage.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Olaf
Olsen and daughter, Rita, and Marie
Clement, also of Boston. They ex-
pect to make better time IN the return
trip as they had to make several de-
tours on their way through New York
state.
Mayor w. COPYRIGHT Smith had his
first hearing on Thursday morning
when one of the members of the Ma
rimba band playing at the Casino Au-
ditorium was brought before him
charged with assault and battery, hav-
ing been in a fight with his wife, it is
said. He was let off with an admon-
ition to fight no more in public.
The sample bungalow built about a
year ago by the Beecher-Kay Realty
Co. at Pine and Holly Beach avenues,
has been sold to ]. Vernon Rodell. a
Philadelphia real estate man, and
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Glenwood and Magnolia venue Mr..
Rodell and family will occupy it on
Monday next. The building was mvedo
by Kilmer & CARL.
Mrs. Jenny Bowker and her sister,
Miss Sarah Woolston, of Camden, are
sojourning in Wildwood this summer.
]. Walter Henry and his father, who
are from Bound Brook, were stopping
at the Laurel on Pine avenue for a
week. Mr., Henry was the former pro-
prietor of the Laurel.
B. R. Dover, of Philadelphia, a lot
owner in Wildwood, and a Civil War
veteran, was among the visitors on
Wednesday.
Hon. James M. E. Hildreth, of Cape
May, was in wildwood on Tuesday and
he extends congratulations to the citi-
zens of Wildwood in the change of
government over night.
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