, 1902-08-08
PRICE 3 CENTS
Wildwood.
The tide table is in this week.

LhO hNS "a 10 III LII nOChs
To the Wildwood property owner:
Read the laws of the Wildwood Cot
tage Owners Association published in
another column and attend the meet
ing in the Baptist church tonight.
J. Thompson Baker, Esq, of Lewis
burg, Pa, brother of Latimer r. Baker,
Mayor of Wildwood, arrived here on
Wednesday with his family and took
possession of their cottage on Wildwood
avenue, having just returned from their
through Europe with his entire family,
comprising his wife and four daughters,
the family coming direct to Wildwood
when they arrived in their native land.
Little Miss Anna Dunning and the
Misses VanHorn have opened a tiny
candy establishment, styled "Kozy,"
in the rear of the Pines, the proceeds of
their venture to be used toward paying
for a cement sidewalk in front of the
Wildwood Baptist church. The little
girls should be literally patronized in
their commendable enterprise.
DR.. VIM. G. Hand, dentist, will be
at DIR. Cohen's drug store Tuesdays and
Fridays of each week. \
A regular meeting of Council was
held at the home of Councilman Geo.
w. Banks on Monday evening, Mayor
Baker and Councilmen Banks, Buck,
and Slaughter being present, also So
licitor Zeller and the clerk. A motion
was passed ~instrueting the clerk to no.
tify the collector to be present at the
next meeting and show cause why bis
resignation should not be demanded by
Council. The clerk was also instructed
fA notify A.0nr xr.aa~ -. ztanA a.1
pave their sidewalks with cement as
per the provisions of ordinances Nos.
10 and "a recently passed and published.
The territory to be covered by this
improvement covers practically the
whole town between the railroad and
the ocean. A careful reading of the
ordinance will make it clear to all con-
cerned that hagstone already laid will
| be ACCENTED by Csaneil aad will not be
dis1ufbeu OF ne owner put TO any ex-
pense, the ordinance providing that
either stone or cement may be used.
Many property owners will not under
take to do the paving themselves but
let the borough have the work done,
fully realizing that it will be the cheap
er way, because of the large quantity TO
be done. The borough will advertise
for bids for the work. The borough is
obliged by law to send out the notices
giving the lot owners 30 days in which
to mmenc the work. When the
work is all completed it will make a
magnificent improvement. The next
regular meeting of Council was fixed
for Monday evening, Sept. s.
Daily arrivals in Mems neckwear in
all the popular silks at Glickman's. \
A quiet wedding took place in the
Baptist church on Thursday evening at
the close of the prayer meeting, when
Mr.. Harrison Hoffner, of Millville,
and Miss Bertha Inz, of Marlboro, were
united in marriage by Rev. j.. b. Ad-
M Only the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hotfner were present. After the GER
emory last night the newly married
couple were rendered a reception by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Seitz at their
home, corner of Pine and Pacific ave-
nues. There were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Randolph, Mrs. David
Seltz, James Nelson, and Rev. and Mrs.
j. b. Adams.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all dis
eases arising from disordered kidneys or
bladder. Sold by Cohen Bros.
The date of the electrical entertain
IlCAt auAOunCCQ W tdh6 DldC6 Ou aug.
Is has been changed to Monday eve
ming, August %, in the Casino hall.
Great preparations are being made to
make this the finest pebble on the
beach.
The property known as the Oliver cot
tage, two from depot, two squares
from Casino, directly on beach, unob-
structed ocean view, corner Atlantic
and Pine avenues, corne lot so by 100
feet, II room cottage, bath (complete)
and furnished is offered for sale until
Nov. l, or the cottage above Ito be re-
moved) will be sold separate. Address
H. s. Fulmer, 1927 Columbia avenue,
Phila., Pa. 4
Charles r. Boyle, of Millville, was a
visitor yesterday.
Druggist Albert Cable, of Pottsville,
Pa, is in his cottage with a party of
friends.
Sunday services in st. Simeon's by
the Sea p. r.. church as follows: 500
O'Clock holy communion, 1890 morn
ing prayer and sermon, 4.30 evening
prayer. Services in charge of Rev.
r. g. Moses, rector of Grace church,
Merchantville.
Leave your order for Laundry at
Glickman's, where it will be called for
and delivered and all work guaranteed.
Quite an exciting game of quoits was
pitched on the Hotel Dayton lawn ON
Monday, the contestants being the
Mayor of Wildwood and H. A. Finn
on n side, and Messrs. Mann and
Stark on the other. OF the five games
played four were won by Mayor Baker
and Mr.. Finn. Distance, Is feet.
Ou;cL ral;as Co. u c,.s