SEA ISLE-CITY LOCAL CHAT

Mn. Katherine Beeler hM Imm ob

Bernard Barr spent the with h‘j; folks In PfaUmJelphU. Captain Maher spent Mon day In Philadelphia. motored down

i JMwSl 1* spending this week end In BkBade'nhla. Mrs. Viola C&rmar visited hi mother. In Woodbury, this week. Mrs. A. ». Steelman was s MU riUe Ttsttor one dsy this week. Alterations were started on Dr. WsjrVhouse, on Landis Arenue, Tuesday. . Gordon Landis, of Philadelphia, was a Sunday rieit&r with his pi rents on the Boulevard. '■?

end visitor in Ocean City. The lolanda Hotel wHl be under the manacement of Otiver and Teddy " of Philadelphia. peit^seaeoB. the ltnrt National Bank, in "on Job" a tain, after a few days*

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Hr. and Min. Paul Pridlrtek, of MUlvUle. were -.'Utors of Mr. and Mn. William Scsiey, at the Ocean View. Benday. Mr. Fretdrleh has Just recovered from s ‘

of Is grippe, and lie '* sir might do him sm

Mr. and Mrs. tchn fcrre, of Gape Mar Court Hooes. swy» oS at Sea Isle on boslseaa. Thn **—-

way to Philadelphia

L. Webster Hard and wtfe motored era from Vlaeiand and spent the week end in Sea Isle, Their new cot-

tage op^CoatlBreatai Ai

i here, was la town after his property. Mr. A W dnrtttner, of 1 and Ocean City, wan seen

Thomas Tmfllam and family left today (Friday) for Miami, Fla. They j went by motor. I ' » f Me. and Mis. CSutrlee A. Hankt '’ of Vineland, spent the weak end to j

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Mtss Ins Wright was phla shopper on Tnsaday. William Bteveas U making she alterations to Us horns on Phrls < Mlae Edith Aatei and WKUam Jeffries. of Olaesboro, meat the week

end with Mayo

John Holmes. Guard Station, spent Sunday with his mother in Ocean View. ^ Mr. and Mm. Bdward Morlaeey. of AUanticr City, returned home. Wednesday, after spending n week with

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with Miss Heha's parents of this pity. Bov. LeUey of PhUaMpUa. Wto> Is at the bead of Camp Cardinal Dougherty, a camp tor boys. Sunday with his pareets here. Moat aU of the nortaaen Mis aty have ht week. They found game plentiful this season. of the Cape May Count] puny, haa moved his from MUlvUle into his Ariadne Street. Mr. and Mm Harry Wolilngton and Mr. and Mm Frank Philadelphia, visited thi Mm Mary Eustace, this Mrs. Carrie Oallen tow returned home after spending three weeks with her sister. Mm Turner Pope Grey, in Washington. D. C. Mlae Betty Baed and Mias Buoero. of Philadelphia, spei week end with the former-* mother. Mm Harry Jaookl. •The Sea Isle City Band, under the leadership of William T. Joeher, will practice rsgulariy every Friday evening at the aebooi house at o'clock, until ftuthe. nottne. The Mojeeheart Legion will Mrs • TThnahsglvtnc dsaee in the Mooes Hall Wednesday night. The fmpous from MUlvUle will

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