Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-16
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

HIkU VUD MI NV LIZ
Frank Mccormick, Wildwood agent
of the American Railways Express Co,
brought his family down from Phila-
delphia this week. He has rented an
apartment in the Mccartney building,
24O East Pine avenue, by the year.
Mr.. Mccormick has been with the ex-
press company for a long time. Be
fore coming East last year he was
stationed at Connellsville, Pa. He re-
ceived the Wildwood appointment last
November, succeeding P. R. Geiger.
Wonderful value in Long Cloth,
$500 for 1O-yard piece.-Read u ad.
on page 4, Mech & Co.-adv.
Herman Stein and William Law
renee were here on Sunday last to
look over their new community plan
house, which contains 46 rooms, on
East Pine avenue, which will be COM
pleted about May. The big house is
being built by Contractor Harry
Witte. Both families have IN apart
ment at 312 East Glenwood avenue
until their new home is completed
and the children are in-the Wildwood
school.
Gasoline 231sc per gallon. Star
Gasoline Club.-adv.
Miss Ethel Ozmon visited her mother
Sunday at lis West Goth avenue. Nat
Ozmon will sing and play over radio
Monday, March 10Th, an entire min
strel show which he has composed
from Davenport Iowa, Station d. o. G..
st. Patrick's Card and Novelties
Read our ad. on page 4, Mech & Co.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Haslett were
among the Sunday visitors looking
their properties over on East Linz
coin avenue.
Joseph Chambers spent Sunday last
with his wife ON West Wildwood V
P. & N. Practical Front Corsets, best
models, $500, $6.00.-Read our ad. on
page 4, Mech & Co.-adv.
George Coombs, Lester Schott, Ar
cher Henrick and Walter Butterfield
motored to Atlantic City on Tuesday.
From there they took the train for
New York, via Philadelphia, accom-
panied by G. Winchester, Charles H.
O'Neil, John Calkins and Mr.. Van
Dyke. In New York they called at the
Dickinson Ford Tire Machine Office
and visited their plant on Long Island.
Newest and best in this seasons
Curtain Goods, 15c to $1.0O per yard.
Read u ad. on page 4, Mech
& Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen, Of 1872
Joyce street, Kensington, were Wild
wood visitors last Sunday. While
here they rented for the season of
1928, through the King Realty Co.,
one of the suites of rooms in the Penn
apartment building, owned by Postal
Clerk George Marsh, Spencer avenue,
just east of Pacific avenue. The rental
price is said to have been $3.50.
Gasoline 23Rc per gallon. Star
Gasoline Club.-adv.
DR.. Oscar F. Ziegler, who has been
located in Clayton, will move to the
Crest and take up the practice of
medicine, making his headquarters at
the home Of his parents.
Gasoline 23hc per gallon. Star
Gasoline Club.-adv.
Mrs. James Glass, of Philadelphia,
accompanied by her son, came down
to West Wildwood last Sunday for the
day. She owns a summer cottage
over there which she expects to open
very soon and bring down her daugh-
ter, whose health has been failing for
sometime.
Samuel A. Laning, Cape May
County's Democratic beacon light, re-
turned yesterday from Trenton. He
was in high feather, jubilant over the
almost certain prospects of the five
member freeholder bill for this county
going through swimmingly. He said
A~ssemblyman Stevens got it through
the House and that Senator Bright
steered it through the Senate and now
it goes to the Governor who, accord
ing to Laning, is sure to sign the mea-
sure. In fact, Mr.. Laning says he
saw the Governor on this very point
and no doubt told him what he had
to do.