, 1899-05-19
Wildwood.

Councilman r.. n. Adams, who has
been spending the past fortnight in
Wildwood, is happy in the possession
of a new Continental bicycle.
Miss Bertha V. Plat, of Camden, is
spending the week with friends in
Wildwood, a Marine Hall guest.
Chas. s. Shick, the well known Sea
Isle City newspaper correspondent, was
in Wildwood for a short time yesterday
and registered at Marine Hall. Mr..
Shick has been engaged by the Wild
wood Borough Council to represent us
in seashore correspondence in the news
papers of New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Baltimore and Washington.
In this capacity the good natured Shick
will spend July and August here.
The Wildwood Firemen are endeav-
oring to raise money to buy a chemical
engine. Samuel Corle made the first
donation of money for this purpose.
Other property owners will be given
ample opportunity to subscribe and
will SOC receive a circular giving in
formation on the subject. They do not
wish to slight anyone in this matter.
For Sale or Rent-Furnished cottage
IN Cedar avenue, near beach. Mrs.
A. c. Finn, 319 n. 5th ST., Camden. If
prooobino tho oomina sunday in h
horouah han Of thraa nsoioob
-.
me Melnoulsus are 'ahlhg steps 10
purchase an organ.
q. Allison MacMackin, of Philadel-
phia, has been spending a few days
with friends at the Oak avenue cottage.
Forsale at sacrifice, the Stewart cottage,
Wildwood. S.N. Stewart, Brooklyn NY
c.. :
OlaIles larson, VI MI. !Ioiiy, wno Is
employeu d. peinangin ~ VIM
moou pH oouIn4 Diahei, 10 d I'd.
of1,,s.iaH ~, S~ouen, sno@ a p%a'
mo to this country he followed the SEQ
in the course of which time he visited
] Asiatic. ports and the much tailed
aDcppine -
teen years ago 1t took the sailing vessei
on wnlcn ne nippea sevehsy uays 70
san irom sne ~ @Nem ioin.
by. way OF cape HORN. inIee WEEKS VI
tnis time was TAKEN up III guluInS Tue
snip between inc numerous sma,I rs
lands passed on the way lrom tue rhll-
lpp1ne port 10 the open Faclnc'
EIGHTH Memorial dav excursion to
vy;1dUood This ono dollar snecial
train excursion 70 wildwood on iTues-
day. NAV 3Oth, will afford all persons
interested an opportunity to spend the
DAY at the snore a I snai expense, i e.
your irlends ABOUT H. 1IcAe's are p,
gooa Irom rnllaoelPn anu PolH.s ooo "a
tne Nesl Jersey gnu oeasn9le hahio ,stu
Eaasshoro77 and can he had on trains
Whiob Love Pbiiadelnbia : "a a m
"hiO
nanr;aI servino viii he hold of Wild
wood and there will also he a nrize
Goro1 oontost God n,nSio and on in
torost;nn nrogram
80 oLu,. r..
New ios Laules onnurens fl1e
SHOES al DaAaa
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. WEIGH, of
Camden. spent a few DAYS of the past
week in Wildwood.
Ovino 70 tho disa oraeable u,eatbar
tho otto1donoe or tho Wild wood Mil
tor hand heneft hold last nioht in
tbo boronob haiI wos not onite as large
os o0naoted Int II waso fnanc;eI snc-
go pottin1 q l;tt1o ovor eo0 pref
Gandis mns;c on the niano was on.
iouad hy oil mo nom bers Of the hand
~ C+bonL oil W boInod moka II
q Snaoess
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MISS Gooirey mas peen Visi'ine her
orother, FRANK W. Uoolrey.
General upholstering. furniture repair
ed. recovered and polished, mattings
and carpets laid. Gus Grandfeld, Ma
rine Hall. Wildwood, X
Tho yo,,,o peonle,s sociotv of the
miiiddwood n6urob hold a stra vvherry
fmost;uaI az tho Gas;no ON Tnesdav eve-
ming. MISUNDERSTANDING the very severe
thunder storm 35 quarts of ice cream,
with a corresponding amount of straw
berries and other refreshments. were
disposed of at a fine profit. 1t was the
first gathering of the season in this
place and the thanks of the young peo-
pie and of all who were present are due