Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-09
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

Stanley Kalbach, son of City Elec-
trician Warren Kalbach, has resigned
his position at the post office and left
last Monday for Connecticut. He is
taking up electrical construction work
under the instruction of his uncle,
Stanley, who is employed by the Cen
eral Electric Company and has been
stationed at Baltimore for the last
three or four years. William Pinker
succeeds Kalbach in the post office.
P. & N. Practical Front Corsets, best
models, $500, $6O0.-Read our ad. on
page 4, Mech & Co.-adv.
On Sunday evening" March 4th, Mr..
and Mrs James H. Davies celebrated
their 9th wedding anniversary at
their home, 242 West Wildwood ave-
nue., where an enjoyable evening was
spent. Music was furnished by part of
the Wapella Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, string
band Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Davies and son, of
Frankford; Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Davies, Jr., Miss Ellen Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Winward and sons JOS
eph and Budd, John Turner and Harry
Heating. After enjoying the music
the guests gathered around the table
and partook of the bountiful repast
set by their hosts, after which they all
departed for their homes wishing Mr..
and Mrs James H. Davies many happy
returns of the day.
Newest and best in this seasons
Curtain Goods, 15c to $1.00 per yard.
Read our ad. on page 4, Mech
& Co.-adv
Forrest Faut and Russell Audsley
were Sunday visitors at the La Grant
cottage on West 26th avenue.
st. Patrick's Card and Novelties
Read our ad. on page 4, Mech & Co.
adv.
The horseback riding exercise is
still a fad in wildwood, Gerard D.
Livezey being one of the new ones
astride of horse this week.
Wonderful value in Long Cloth
$500 for 10-yard piece.-Read our ad
on page 4, Mech & Co.-adv.
To my many faithful customers: On
and after Monday, March 18th, my
store room at 3109 Pacific avenue,
near Pine, will be occupied by the
American Meat Co., but I shall still
be "on the job" there. Thanking you
for your past patronage and hoping
for a continuance of the same under
the new management, 1 remain, faith
fully yours, Lew Harrison.-adv.
Forman Buckson, of Camden, rep
resenting the Equitable Beneficial AS
sociation of that city, and John Tow
ers, of Atlantic City, representing the
Guarantee Relief Association of the
latter city, were in Wildwood last
Wednesday on their regular BIZ
monthly tour, in the interests of their
respective companies. Both Mr.. Buck
son and Mr.. Towers are popular with
the patrons they serve on Five Mile
Beach.
Gasoline 2315c per gallon. Star
Gasoline Club.-adv.
D. J. Hallahan, of Ventnor, ran
the last batch of his bathing suits to
Atlantic City where they are to be
sold at auction. These bathing suits
had been stored in a room of his big
summer cottage, corner Baker and
Pacific avenues. Mr.. Hallahan for
merry conducted the Atlantic Pier
Baths on the boardwalk at Burk ave-
nue., Wildwood. The trip lie made
here yesterday was the fourth to haul
the suits to Atlantic City, so there
must have been a large number of
the bathing outfits. Mr. Hallahan is
in the real estate business with offices
at S2329 Real Estate Trust Building,
Philadelphia.
A young colored fellow, said to be
the chef at the Hotel Seacrest, was
locked up at City Hall last Friday
night charged with taking an automo-
bile belonging to Mrs. Max Mayer
from Bright's garage and taking a
crowd of young gents on jaunt to
Cape May The occurrence is said to
have taken place on Tuesday, Febru-
ary 9th.