Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-01-20
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Mary E. Williams, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Carl Vogel, and
son, Albert J.. Williams, were guests
New Years Day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Dando Baker, and at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Herb
ster in Narberth on Friday. Whilst
Mr.. Herbster was on a trip to Europe
the past summer, Mrs. Herbster and
children were guests of Mrs. Williams
1t was their first trip to Wildwood and
they were pleased with the resort.
Use Leedom's Ex%pectorant for
coughs. Leedom's Pharmacy, Burk
and Pacific avenues.-adv.
A. r. Schermerhorn, special repre-
sentative for the Art Publication So
ciety of st. Louis, was in Wildwood
several days last week looking over
the work of the pupils enrolled in the
Conservatory Glass of the Progressive
Series of Piano Lessons.
Master Adolph Elmquist has the
honor of being the first pupil enrolled
in the Wildwood Progressive Series
Junior Course of Piano Lessons and to
receive a free scholarship to attend
a conservatory or college when he
completes this course. His teacher is
Miss Elsie Carey, of the Crest.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis w. Maple ave. Candy Store.
oliver ]. Leigh returned to his Wild
wod haunts a few days ago, after a
months stay in Easton, Pa, with his
two sons, one of whom is a p%racticing
physician there and the other is con-
with the Lehigh Coal and Navi-
cation Co.
Leedom's Digestive Tablets for dys-
pepsia. None better. Leedom's Phar-
macy, Burk and Pacific avenues.-adv.
Leonard S. Robinson, formerly en-
at Ayar's ice cream factory on
Garfield avenue, has taken a position
Harrison & Marriott, Pacific ave-
nue. near Pine. This meat, grocery
and provision store will soon be en-
larged and equipped with fixtures of
the latest design. Tiedemann and
Gottuck have the contract for the in
sta1lation of the improvements now
under way.
Work on the proposed changes to be
made at the Strand, northwest corner
of Lincoln and Pacific avenues, are
now under way. The building will be
and two store rooms, each
"a feet x 43 feet, will be constructed
underneath. This hotel will be known
hereafter is the Breslau-Strand. 1t
has at present a capacity of 20 rooms.
John H. Christ, owner of the Colon
ial Hotel, Schellenger and Pacific ave-
nues, is having that portion of the first
floor, formerly used as a cafe, con-
7erted into store rooms. These will
on Schellenger avenue, will be
and we'll lighted. AS there
Tor business purposes, it is gratifying
10 see the supply approaching the de-
.and for same.
A few days ago a sign was erected
at the northeast corner of Oak and
Pacific (the post Office cor
ler) by s.. w. Coombs, making a propo-
sition to put up a store building at
that location for any prospective ten
who may want to take a lease on
It for a term of years. A store or Of
ice building at that corner will add
to appearances in that neigh
Dorhood. Oak avenue, from the rail-
roads to the beach, is one of the most
thoroughfares we have. AS
4 business proposition, a store adjoin-
.ng the post office should be consid-
cred very desirable and it is probable
he owner of this ground will have
little difficulty in finding a tenant.
David Oestreicher has leased the
Hotel Ruric Cafe to Joe Wah, of Phila-
lelphia, who, after making extensive
alterations in this room, will open
same on February 18th, on the Chinese
American plan. 1t is said the electric
sign alone will cost 1925. Joe Wah is
proprietor of the CA restaurant on
Columbia avenue, near Broad street,
Philadelphia.
$25 Reward will pay a reward of
'25 for the arrest and conviction of the
person who cut rope and took, rope
md anchor from fishing skiff at Maple
venue and sound. G. r. Clegg, 205
Cast Maple avenue.
Rev. E. E. Sundt, of Crozier Semi
larry, Upland, Pa, near Chester,
Preached last Sunday morning and
in the Wildwood Baptist
Church, in the absence of the regular
pastor, Rev. l. H. Fisher. Reverend
'undt will be here again next Sunday
o officiate in the same church at both
iervices. In the afternoon, at $50, he
will visit the hut of the Boy Scouts,
md make an address there. This min
ster is himself a Scoutmaster, having
of a scout troop in Philadel-
,hia. No doubt the Wildwood boys
will turn out strong to hear him.
Albert ]. Mixner, owner and man
ger of the City Garage, Pine avenue