, 1899-04-14
Wildwood.
Summer weather again.

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Summer weather again.
K. r. Wood, of Philadelphia, was a
visitor last Sunday. Mr.. Wood re-
Gently bought of Rev. Joseph Taylor
the large cottage on Garfield avenue,
Holly Beach.
Mrs. Jessie Pheiffer, of Philadelphia,
who occupied a part of the Laning cot
tage last year, vas down on Wednes-
day in quest of a cottage.
Rev. Henry Craner, of Dias Creek,
was in Wildwood on Tuesday. He has
been in poor health of late.
Preaching in the borough hall next
Sunday afternoon at three o'clock by
the Rev. H. P. Grim. Subject, 1.-THE
Secret of the Christian Life.n All are
invited to come.
Your choice of II e or two neat show
cases, 3 to 3 it,, for sale at Wildwood
Bazaar.
DR.. n. a. Cohen has been moving
into his new drug store, corner Pacific
and Oak avenues, this week. II is be-
ing fitted up very nicely and the Doc
tors business ought to increase in this
more central location.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Seeley have been
spending ten days in their cottage in
Wildwood. Mr.. Seeley is a druggist in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Simmerman and family, after
spending the winter in Camden, came
down this week and took possession of
the Trenton hotel.
John Newcomb has filled in a lot on
Pine avenue belonging to Frederick
Bower, and also two for Carl Seibert on
Maple avenue.
Mrs. Chadwick, proprietress of the
Columbia cottage at Anglesea, was in
Wildwood this morning.
For Sale or Rent-Furnished cottage
on Cedar avenue, neal beach. Mrs.
A. G. Finn, 319 n. 9TH ST., Camden. If
Miss Stella NJ. Kemmerer, of Vine
land, is visiting her sister, Mrs. b. v.
VanHorn.
Colonel ID. p. Brown and family, of
louisville, are occupying their cottage.
Mxaaa H-
Gfdss on Pine avenu has EN- fitted
up with a bath room, hot Az cold wa
ter and all of the latest Sanitary ar
engagements, the work being done by
Mr., VanHorn. The rooms will be pa.
pered and the exterior of the house
painted John Newcomb has graded
up the lot nicely and a fagstone pave
ment will be laid. Mrs. Gross is down
giving all these Improvements her per-
sonal attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butcher, of Sa-
lem, came down yesterday and are Ell
joying cottage life this nice weather.
Barber McWilliams, who has spent
the winter in Bridgeton with his fam.
lily, came down yesterday and is ar
ranging to open the shop at the old
stand in basement of Marine Hall.
Station Agent Farley will have the
express business this summer. He has
bought a horse and is having a wagon
built at Rio Grande by John S. Brown.
Mr.. Farley is thinking of starting the
free delivery of express on May l.
Superintendent +. G. Rachor made
the official test of the Waring system
of sewers in Wildwood on Monday of
this week in the presence of several
members of Council and a number of
citizens. The flushing was done by
attaching hose to the water plugs at
the dead ends on Atlantic avenue. The
system was found to work satisfactorily
and many of our property n are
arranging to make immediate connec-
lions.
Forsale at sacrifice, the Stewart cottage,
Wildwood. S.N Stewart, Brooklyn, NY
Rev. II. P. Grim preached in the
borough hall last Sunday afternoon on
the subject, IA New Creation
xvt II
was this week taken to Kirkbride in
sane asylum.-Eyn1er Times.
Miss Katharine Severn is in Phila-
delphia having her eyes treated.
Harold P. Keen, superintendent of
the American Pipe Manufacturing COM
pany of Philadelphia was here yester-
day on business in connection with the
Wildwood waterworks.
Louis r. Elliott, a prominent con-
tractor and builder of Philadelphia,
will have a large house built OIL his lot
himself and family.
The Wildwood Casino was sold this
Friday) afternoon by Sheriff Reeves at
public sale. The sale took place on the
premises. The building was bought by
a representative of the mortgages fol-
one dollar, subject to about twelve
thousand dollars Indebtedness. The
principal mortgages were the Smith
estate and DR.. Miller, the complains
ants at this sale.
For Sale or Rent.-The Holly Cottage,
Rio Grande avenue, Holly Beach, II
: rooms; annex, 3 rooms. Inquire oil
Mrs. VIM. Paul, ON premises, Holly
Beach.
Rev. J. H. Webster, a Philadelphia
clergyman, is stopping with his little
sun at Marine Hall.
Just in at Wildwood
Bazaar new Garden
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