Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-10-20
WILDWOOD NOTES

Miss Erma Moore left last Sunday
to s~pend~the winter with her sister.
Mrs. w. H. Shive, in Philadelphia.
Miss Moore had charge of Hills Pacific
avenue, store all summer. Miss Moore
was accompanied to the city by James
Bott, who came down on the excur-
sion Mr.. Bott is an accomplished
musician, playing in Lilley's orchestra
at the Ocean Pier here all summer.
He performs on the banjo and the or
chestra dispensed some of the best
dance music heard here for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie NJ. Pierce, of West
Pine avenue. and Mrs. w. H. Beeson,
of West Wildwood avenue, after a
motor trip to Pennsgrove, Wilmington,
Del, Brooklin Manor, Pa, Glenside,
Pa, Philadelphia and Burlington, re-
turned Saturday evening after a very
pleasant time.
B. c. Ham, of West Wildwood, has
gone to Columbus, O., where he will
take up his winter residence, as usual,
at the Coronado Hotel, IA East Spring.
field street. He will resume his old
position in n of the glass factories in
the capital city of the Buckeye State.
B. G. Ham is the brother of Warren
d. Ham, Mayor of West wildwood,
and of John Ham, one of the pro-
motors of the West wildwood tract.
Freebooter and Mrs. c. A. Norton,
of Rio Grande avenue, have been auto
MODELLING southwark through central
Maryland and Virginia, going as far
as Natural Bridge and Richmond.
Mark r. Sooy, attorney-at-law, has
opened an office at 147 East Oak ave-
nue., under the Seacrest Hotel. This
is the suite of rooms recently vacated
by Jonathan Hand, Esq, and John T..
Byrne, whose partnership, under the
name of Hand & Byrne, was termi-
mated not long ago by mutual consent.
Mr.. Hand is going abroad in the near
future accompanied by Mrs. Hand.
They will be absent for several
months. Mr.. Sooy has had an ex-
p%erience of II years in the practice of
law. He vas formerly connected in
Jersey City with the w~ell-known law
offices of Thomas F. Noonan. Later
he opened up an Office of his own in
Atlantic City. Mr.. Sooy is a brother
of Frank Sooy, city solicitor of At
lantic City, and a member of the legal
firm of Bolte, Sooy and Guild. Harry
G. Weir, Wildwood city engineer, is
arranging to take space in the commo-
dious room now occupied by Mr.. Sooy.
Frank L.. King goes by auto to Mays
Landing every day where he has a
force of men tearing down government
buildings used during the wal for stor-
age purposes. Mr.. King bought many
buildings standing and is hauling the
lumber to Wildwood.
Principal Lanning Myers will go to
New Brunswick next week to attend
the state high school conference.
which will be held at the state uni
versity on Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tober 9th and 2Sth.
r. W. Ryan, president of the Marine
National Bank, with his wife, have
been v~acationing in the mountains of
New York State for the past two
weeks. They spent most of the time
at Lake Mohonk, located in Ulster
County, 20 miles northwest of Pough-
keepsie, and 10 miles west of the Hud-
son River.
The stork flew over 226 West Wild
wood avenue Wednesday night, Octo-
Der Is, 1922, and stopped at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Steiner and left
twins, baby girls. Both mother and
babies are doing well.
Miss Lillian Bartleson spent Thurs
day of last week shopping in Philadel-
phia, accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Florence Livingston, Mrs. Joseph
Searles and Miss Irene Bartleson.
Thomas Callahan, who from
New York State or Canada, has bought
of Edward NJ. Johnson, Jr., the lat
ter's residence at 113 East Juniper
avenue. The price is said to have been
$4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan have
taken up their residence in their new
home.