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CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES, SEA ISLE CITY, H. 2.

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NEWS NOTES OF UPPER CAPE MAY COUNTY

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OCEAN VIEW Mrs. George Josephs, of Egg Harbor. visiting Mrs. Albert Kurtx. Charles Wills and family spent Saturday at Pork River. Mrs. Minnie Devear, of Philadelphia, spent a week with Mrs. Albert

Kurts.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bosarth, of Egg Harbor, called on relatives here on Sunday. Governor Edwards, of Trenton, made a speech at the M. E. Hall, on

Prlday.

Miss Dorothy Howell and John Wallace, of Ocean City, were married at the home of her mother here on Saturday. Mias Katherine Canuso. of Sea Isle City, spent Saturday evening here. Amoe Gandy, of Philadelphia, is visiting his father here. Somers Corson Is on the sick list. Mias Dorothy Godfrey, of Dias Creek, is visiting her grandmother.

SOUTH DENNIS Mrs. Jennie Dooling and daughter spent a few uaya of this week with Mias Ella Morton. Mias Mary Boyle, of Philadelphia, is visiting her aister. Mrs. Annie

Boyle.

Mr. and Mrs. James Eldredge and Mrs. Prank Barnes motored to Ocean City on Sunday. Mias Margaret Pierson spent the week-end with her parents. Mrs. Hattie Wartmann has returned to Philadelphia. Miss Mary Ludlam and Mias Phoebe Miller attended a musical at Cape May Court House on Sunday evening. Mias Hattie Pldler spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Pierson. Charles Pldler visited relatives in Bayvllle last week. Misses Margaret and Mary Ludlam and Misses Phoebe and Mary Miller were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll, at Dennlsrllle. on Sunday. A bazaar under the auspli the Ladles' Aid of the M. E. church, was neld at the home of Mrs. Josephine Douglass, on Saturday. Howard Ziegler visited Mias Ella Morton on Sunday. Mias Mary Meerwald. of Camden, and Miss Agnes Meerwald. of Trenton. spent the week-end with their parents. Mias Margaret Ludlam attended a meeting at Cape May Court House on Monday. John Douglass visited his mother on Monday. Captain A. J. Meerwald went to Trenton on Tuesday. Adna Hickman Is entertaining his granddaughter from Cleveland. Mrs. Stephen Jefferson died Saturday after a very long Illness. The funeral took place on Wednesday. Solemn Kequlm Mass was celebrated at St. Elizabeth church by Monslgnor

Pozzl.

days with her grandmother. Mrs.

Llpmao.

Mias E. Loyster. of New York, is

visiting her parents here.

J. Rablnowitz. M. B. Shapiro. P. Marcus. M. Marcus. A. blume. H. Golosteln and several more, were In

town over the holiday.

MARMORA The Beesley's Point school held an Ice cream sale Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Townsend, of Ocean City, called on relatives

here.

The funeral services of Mrs. Elnors Corson were held at her home Saturday afternoon. The M. E. Mites Society pot-pie supper was a great success. The proceed* were IZZi. Howard Hneld spent the week-end with Ocean City friends. Louis Corson is entertaining Richard Smith, of Plttcarne. Thomas Ballinger and son made a business trip to Philadelphia Friday. A Urge number of people enjoyed the stereuptlcal views a( the M. E. church Sunday evening Carrie Sapp, of Ocean City, motored here Sunday. Mrs. William Gannon Is visiting her father In Camden, who Is ser-

iously III.

Byron Young, of Philadelphia. |

■pent the week-end with hi# parents! Mr * Jmnle Dooling. of Millville, |, rrc . | spent Sunday with her aider. Mrs.

Mr and Mrs Waller Kohn have Champion

returned home after a sizteen-day Mr * Ed»»rd McAllister aas stay In Buffalo j Millville and Philadelphia on Kali

Mr and Mr# Elmer Steelman, of | * 1, > r

BcallvIUe. spent Sunday under the Abrams and family

PALERMO Miss Elisabein Corson entertained Misses Mary Godfrey. Dorothy Dukes. Helen Sturgis, and Mary Sharp, of Tuckahoe. Tuesday evening. A large number of our ladies attended the election nt Tuckahoe. Miss Emms Clouting visited Mrs. Is Clouting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charles Field. Mrs. Russell Field and M ss Bertha Field called on Mrs. Leslie Adams one evening last and Mrs. Howard DeCray have returned to Philadelphia for a short time. Mrs. Emma Giles has returned to Palerjno after spending the summer In Bangor. Maine. R. W. Clouting and family motored to Rio Grande. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edna Wells called on Mrs. Mary Pash ley Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Corson visited friends In Ocean City Thursday. Many of the people from Palermo attended the pot-pie supper st Beesley's Point. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pashley visited friends in Newport Tuesday afler-

•on.

Howard Clouting. Howard McVeagh. Ralph Nlcksraon, motored tc the head of Cedar Swamp Creek Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Karl Clouting visited relatives here over Sunday. A birthday party was given Miss Sophia Cake Monday evening. A Doggie Roast and Cake Sale will be given by the Senior Class of the Tuckahoe High School, grounds of Palermo Sand and Stone Friday evening. G. Clouting dined with Mias Elisabeth Daley. Saturday even-

ing.

Jack Horn, of Searille. visited friends here Tuesday evening. H. Clouting visited Ralph N'ickern. of South Ocean City, Saturday. Misses Ruth Daley and Elizabeth Daley spent one evening last week with Mias Naomi Cake. Harold Daley and Norman Cake motored to Marmora Sunday even-

ing.

George Cake afad family are risking friends In New York City. Mrs. A. DeCray and Mrs. Ella Clonting were Ocean City visitors Tuesday. Winfield Cake is attending High School in Philadelphia this year. David Daley motored to Ocean City Monday evening. Miss Helen Strstton snd Miss Lucy Regllne visited In Palermo Satui afternoon.

RIO GRANDE Mr. and Mrs. A. Butcher and Mrs Emma EntrlkeB *,pent Tuesday in Atlantic City. Harry Schroeder and Mias Anise Hand were in Atlantic City on Mon-

day.

Merrill Neal. Mr. Krafbaueaa. Calvin Kimble. John and Walter Hand, attended the Trenton Fair, going by automobile. T. H. Price. Mr*. C. B. Robari and Mrs. Karl Clouting attended th< chicken pot-pie supper nt Burleigh on Friday evening, which was given for the benefit of Burleigh church. Harold and Walter Hand.Br.. attended the Trenton Fair. A surprise party was given to Mrs. Catherine Hand on Friday evening, by the member* of Silver Arrow Council. No. 9Z, with their fumilleE. Among thoee present were: Mrs. Florence Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atkinson. daughter and son. Mr. And Mrs. El wood Smith and son. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel SUtes and son. Mr. and Mrs. William Kell, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scull. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Norton and two aons. Mrs. C. B. Robari Mrs. Karl Clouting and Norman and Helen Hand. All report a fine time. Mrs. Carl Hildreth spent Monday In Wildwood. George Stewart was home over

Sunday.

Mias Edith Schroeder was home

over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Clouting spent Sunday with his parents at Palermo. John Shonkoff. of Palermo, spent Wednesday evening with friends hare. Mr. and Mrs George Stewart and \ Mrs. Entliken visited Wildwood on

Saturday and Sunday.

William Robert and family Wildwood, spent Sunday here with

his brother.

A surprise party was give* Mias irglnla Steer on Friday evening. R. W. Clouting and family, at Pa lenno. spent Wednesday evening with

his son here.

Mias Helen Hand la atteadlm:

school this year for the first snd i* hto w,,e her *

doing very nicely. William W’llson. of Frankford. P.Mr. and Mi*. William Gardner rn- “ pe *‘ * v * r7 Ploaeant week-end with tertalned company on Sunday. | hU ew “ lB - Mr »- William Bdredge. Mr*. C. B. Robert and daughter j Mr ' and Mr *' th«s visited In Wildwood on Saturday. 1 we * k *®‘*rtalnlng their youngest

The Baptist church here held their

TOWNSEND’S INLET Mr. snd Mrs. John Fleming motored down from Philadelphia to visit Mr. and Mrs. F. Hanley,

week-end.

Mrs. F. Hanley motored Ocean City and Atlantic City with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fleming for a day

recently.

Thomas Laws was down to close his cottage for the winter on Thurs-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Gray and daughter were down at the Townsend's Inlet Rod and Gun Club for the w**k-end. Mr. and Mrs. DUgart and daughter Ruth, were down for the week-end. Jack Neville and Mr. Gaakell were down for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. F. Metcalf wefe down r n few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. God ward and son John were down for the week-end. Stacy Corn lab, accompanied by his mother and Mrs. K. Hanley, motored

over to Wildwood.

Yana^pt was down for the wrek end at the Lorraine cottage. Mr*. L. Worffe was down Sunday, looking after the cottage she Is hav-

ing painted this fall.

Howard Fullerton and his niece, Mrs. L. Barth, were down over the sek-end nt the Old Homestead. Ur. and Mrs. Edward Norton and daughter Mary have returned home after visiting Mrs. Norton's mother

In Otney, Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Layer have returned to their home After spending some time with Mrs. Hanley. E. Cope has returned to Philadelphia much Improved in health, after ending the whole summer at

iwnaead's Inlet.

Mr and Mr*. Casper Walters sne Mr. Robinson were down oyer the

I. st the Idle Honr.

Mr. and Mr*. Gouldy. are still down

8TRATHXERE Professor Hoskins, of the I'niversily of Pennsylvania, who has been spending a few days st the Litapp cottage, left for home Thursday. Mr* E. P. Johnson, Sr., is spending few days In Woodbury with her son. E. P. Johnson. Jr. Mr .and Mrs. Charles Wise. Ocean City, were Sunday guests of Captain and Mrs. Johnson. Mr. snd Mrs. Earl ML Waddlngton were in Philadelphia on Thursday. Captain and Mi*. William Johnson and daughter. Mias Dorothy, motored over from Asbury Park to d Sunday with Captain and Mrs. E. P. Johnson. John Get*, of Philadelphia, spent the week-end nt the Lumpp cottage. Mr. snd Mrs. Gerdts, of Newark, are at the Strathmere cottage. Mr. and Mi*. Lewis A. Smith spent Sunday with their son. Lewis Smith. Jr.. In Ocean City. P- E. Varney was In Harrisburg on

Thursday.

Mias Mamie Denny, of Philadelphia. was the week-end guest of Mrs.

Mr. snd Mrs. E. P. Schroyer. of

Philadelphia, are receiving congratulations on the birth of n daughter, Justine Mann Schroyer. Mrs. Schroyer will be remembered as Mias

Dorothy Parker, of Sea Isle City.

Mr. and Mi*. H. A. Anderson, of Germantown, were week-end guecta

of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mann

THANKS VOTERS

■WWEHAIBOR George Parry and family h lt , turned home. ' Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence motored up to their Phiu home on Sunday but return*! Thursday for a few last day 8 . Mr. sad Mr*. Harry Little gone to Philadelphia but com* over the week-ends Mr. and Mr*. Jeaee Ludlzo returned from a very pleazam Hon at Lake Hopetacong n

points.

Harry Connor motored dc Germantown on Sunday. Mr. and Ml*. Thomas Burulfe here this week, haring motor*] ‘ om Camden. Next Monday Is the regular Ing of the Borough Council Mrs. Caroline Larsen has unden to visit her daughter Mr. and Mi*. Clarence Lj with baby Jan* motored om Pleasantrills for the day on day of last week. Erik Janaeon snd John 8 spent the week-aad (a town. The pictures shown at the way Theatre on Saturday er were x€rr good and there wu i filled house. There will be a this Saturday.. Mr. and Mr*. H. K. Gerhart turned to their Philadelph ; ‘ la week. Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Croaadale here in their First avenue boat Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alexander Mia# Alexander returned to

at the Hiawatha cottage.

Robert MrCoaeh. wbo ts employed

In Philadelphia, a

WOODBINE

Mias Ida Benson Is home on an in-

definite stay.

Goldlnger attended the State Fair at Trenton. Saturday. A dance will be-given by the V. H. 8 at the Liberty Hall. Friday enlng. October dth. Sam Silverman was a visitor here

last week.

Mias Evelyn Seltzer, a student at at Cap* May Court House Sunday the State Normal School, spent a few evening.

choir practice on Friday evening. Mr. and Mra Butcher were

Wildwood Friday.

Mra. Eatriken. Sr., visited Mra. C. B. Robert Friday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Hand entertained company one day last week. Mr. and Mra. A. Butcher and Mra. Catherine Hand attended the Baptist church at Cape May Court House Sunday evening. Rally Day. Mra. Joseph Scrtvanl. of WHdwood. called on her sister here Monday, being on her way back from Detroit. Mich., with a new Bulck Sedan. George Stewart la having his car overhauled by Karl Clouting. Mr. and Mra. A. Entrlken and hla mother were at the Baptist church

Mrs. Catherine Hand and children spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. B. Lawton here. Mrs. Entrlken and Mra. G. Stewart spent Monday afternoon with Mr*. Walter Joggards. quilting. Mra. A. Entrlken entertained company last week. T. H. Price has returned to Wildwood for a few weeks while In bus-

ineps.

son and wife.

Mr. and Mra. Clarence Winner entertained friends ;aat Sunday. Mr. and Mra.* Charles Hlisted, of Court House, were In towt. on Mon-

day.

Manyof our ladles as well as gentlttuen did not forget the Primary election Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus VanGllder called on their parents In Tuckahoe the middle of the week. Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Hoffman. Court House, spent a few days the last of the week with her mother

here.

Mra. Martha Brown visited daughter on Thursday of last w< at Court Houst. Mias Sophia Cake, of Palerr.jo, visited her sunt the first of t’je week

here.

George Hoff visited In the Quaker City on Saturday. Mra. Eva Hem went to her home in Woodbury for a few days. Peter B. Hoff, of Pennagrove. spent the last of the week with hla father.

TWENTY OF FAIR SEX

TAKE CHAPEAUX INITIATION

AVALON

Sailor In the boat when the tide run- high, host capsizes In Town d’# Inlet, sailor swims to shore, his pocket book floating along In bis wake; making a detour sailor captures (he bll of fiot'vm only to It again. Later hla auto license

SOUTH SEAVILLE

Mrs. Hiram Rocap was shopping

In Millville on Wednesday.

Mrs Harry Spence made a business

trip to Woodbury on Thursday.

Mr. Bradford Sr.alm.d. of Cm- ' n ‘' L * d, “' A “' U1 « , d,». .Ulfrt l,, i..other. Mm. Ud. ’•f.on.too Wood Pet mra.tdd »«« »•• Jo th. ..ll.t M fo.od oo Wh-aion. on W«to^.,. , teem, n.,mb,re toto the C Soclete "» *•««

Juroee Heone. ol Booth DC-et-o-. fort, Pemrn„ In ,he ^ '.‘.V

-L. with Hereto., 1111,ot, end l.toO, b ‘ r "- E •> j °“' T ‘ "J”' over the week-end Swalnlon. Monday evening. October j iu bo » t bu * unable to salvage

2nd. This order la a aide degree! overturned boat which was braiol the Auxiliary. Judging from the * 0 U P ‘"d w^bed aahore la kindling hilarity. It was evident someone had 1 w °od size. "Aw he's got to much

knowledge how to conduct an Initia-

tion.

parental roof here. Elva Coraor. of Pennsylvania. '* spending a few days here with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs Luther Corson. Mrs William Windsor, of Philadelphia. hss returned home after spending a few days with Mra. Asa Ms-

dar*.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stephenson and family, of Cape May. motored here Sunday. Dr. William Steele, of Philadelphia, ■pent the week-end here with his family.

been visiting relatives In Millville Leslie Foster has opened bis bouse here for the winter months Following thv regular morning pm - vice at the Calvary Baptist ebun-h. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan were Baptised In Magnolia Lake by Re«

H. A. Buz/ell.

Dear Mr. Editor:

May I take occasion, through the columns of your very excellent paper to express my thanks and appreciative voters of Cape May County for their support of my candidacy at the Primary election? While I had no opposition In the nomination, yet I am so happily gratified with the very flattering complimentary vote which I received, that I wish to make grateful acknowledgement to the Republican voters of my district for the magnificent expression of support accorded me snd I shall make every earnest snd honest effort to-continue to merit that support snd friendship by a renewal of my oft repeated promise to continue to serve my constituents In all things to the very beet of my humble ability. Now that the primaries are over. It becomes the duty of all true Republicans to forget any differences or animosities that may have Intruded during the primary campaign, and to rally to the united support of the Republican candidates. The people of the State have spoken. and I indorse, without reservation or qualification, every candidate 'hat lias been nominated on the Republi cap ticket as It affects the DUtrict which I represent snd the State snd

Nation in general.

The eyas of the country are focused on New Jersey; we have much hard work to do to overcome the opposition. The return of Senator Frellngbuysen to the United States Sen ate; the election of Senator Ruryon ss Governor of our State, as well as the election of our candidates to the National House of Representative*, our candidal** to the State Legislature. snd our candidates for County and Municipal offices, are all necessary for the absolute success of the Republican Party, and an expression of confidence in the administration of President Harding. 1 hope that during the few weeks malnlng before the general elections I may be able to personally rlsII eterr ovaumunlty In my district, nt Which Mine | ,^*11 be happy to pre- ‘ ‘o the people of the District the ipllahmeats of the present National Adminlstra'lon. which I per•onally believe to be sufficient to warrant the commendation and spprovsl of the people of the country expressed by the election of all Republican candidates for office.

Very truly your*.

ISAAC BACHARACK. Sister—Has the baby had the

measles yet?

Mr. Newdad—Don't speak so loud. Whenever he hears anything mentioned. he hasn't got he cries until j

he gets it.

Mr. and Mrs E. O Howell, ot riwalnton. arrumponied by Mr. ai»i Mra. Jesse D Ludlam. will leave on October It. on a* auto trip tbrougl. Delaware. Maryland and Vlrgtats

money to mind a Utile thing like that." said a brawny son of the sea. All this happened to Charles Benson.

Rack to Normal cottager of Avalon. Monday morning. •Tl ttto OKIU hot to nor- 1 H ' ,l '' *“™' !"■ m8 l ~ l*K on Tuesday, but mourned the fact “Eh?*’ ! ln »t he did not get the fish he start-

"4 good many of these esthetic taT '

dancer* have had to return to bur- Mr “ nd >lr *- Howard Yarnall are Immju*.” ! of Mr - ■ nd Taylo.. * Av-

____ ] alon avenue.

He Wu ! Mr a,,d Mrr Tho “" B Ellis and lu.palieiii .Diner-Who's walling ra, “ , ’ Mh H Br ‘‘ ,ln « ,on -° r Ph,u,J '''- at mu table* P* 1 ' 8 - trom their country home, l-oolw U'.ltno—Too i 0r ~" Al ' r “ ”“ r «'“• Ch»t.r. P,..!

to flnUh the season st Avalon, being Me a single r.t rat sk.» T— Z At. we human bee-use we hate register* «, Hotel Av.ton I s-.ee” <w.

the umpire or do w# hate the urn Mr* Levi Weitseil has been in At- ' nlr *• ■ u ” **. (&c H.w. *<*] i p'.r# because we are human* ' iaatlc city for a week lule'aty** ^ Rlc ' * c°. He* j

Mr. and Mi*. Jaco K Becker on Saturday *u rout* tor E Mias Lillian Becker closetl house for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Seng here over the week-end. William Haines snd Mlu l closed their house on »Oth street returned to their Germanto*i,' Mias Hall la ■ guest of Mrs. ‘ Ber ham's. The Duval still hss several

Hors Race To Decide Cham; •hip of Cape May County Special Match HAETHir. C j r rawx cznos w. h r SHncmE»_ Ororft AL

Uo l - 4r ®« Dead Rata First Morning Using Rat-Snap"

8o write. Mr. H. E Cmpentsr. Woodortdrr. S. J "We lost l! (mat! chicka onr night, kilted by rata. Bought i

and picked up T large dr»d morning snd In Z wreka dicin' '

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CLA* A—TO HORSES OUT COUNTY Ball Game

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