, 1902-11-21
Wildwood.

delphia c%ottagers, was down last Sat
uTday.
The JOURNAL has reliable informa-
ton that the board of directors of the
West Jersey and Seashore railroad have
voted to lay 100 pound rails and a dou-
BILE track as far as Anglesea Junction.
If the rails can be obtained this will be
done by the opening of next season.
f. d. Fulmer has plans and specifi-
cations in the hands OF the builders for
bids for a handsome cottage to be built
at the corner of Pine and Atlantic ave-
nues, where the Oliver cottage now
stands, and which will be moved to
another location.
Mrs. VIM. Graw was shopping in
Philadelphia on Monday.
Mrs. r. c. Hamilton, with the assis-
lance of her scholars in music, gave a
musicale at the residence of Collector
b. Y. VanHorn on Monday evening.
Conductor G. A. J. Johnson, who is
On a vacation, is now i'll the southern
states to remain until December. Mrs.
Johnson is visiting friends in Philadel-
phia and Salem.
A party of three, Frank Hand, Geo.
Hand and John McCarty went off
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p rabbits, eve quails and four gray
squirrels.
Edward Johnson, of Philadelphia, is
employed by Plumber l.. j. McCor-
mick.
Mr.. and Mrs. SedgWick r. Banks
have gone to house keeping in their
newly furnished house on Oak venue.
Councilman J. Albert Harris made a
business trip To Philadelphia this week.
For Rent. The basement of my Pine
avenue cottage for the winter. Frank
Sheppard, Wildwood. X
Clothier Norris Glickman is doing
business "a 80 eI1As33ey.--
1heo60IG9. Shute a4ss sold bis farm
at Seaville, which he has owned for %
years, and with Mrs. Shute came to
Wildwood yesterday TO take up their
permanent residence in their cottage
On Poplar avenue, During the past
summer Mr.. Shute conducted a large
hotel at Surf City, a new resort in
Ocean county. lie has been a resident
of Cape May county for 80 years.
The guards of Beach Council, Jr.
o. Z. a. NJ, are preparing to give a
chicken supper and entertainment in
December.
Chas. W. Malin, brother of Superin-
tendent 4. J. Malin, OF the Wildwood
Water company, has gone to Clayton
for a few days TO look after the pump
ing station there.
Mrs. Frank Hughes and little son
visited Philadelphia this week.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Oldfeld returned
FROM N fri. T.. DhiIudDl sahio on AIan1ou
james Nelson, of J%uliustown, who
was employed by the Union Transfer
company at Wildwood during the past
summer, Is low clerking for Morris
Glickman.
A union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Wildwood Baptist
church on Thanksgiving evening, Nov.
u. The service will begin at 80 with
singing unGer the direction of Frank
p. Rudolph. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. Newton Nelson, pas
tor of the Hollywood NJ. &. church.
An offering will be taken for a worthy
cause. All are invited.
Miss Christie f. Groves has returned
to her home in Merchantville after
spending ten days with her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. Graw.
D. S. Maynard, formerly of Wild
wood, has been very sick at his home
in Haddon Heights for some weeks.
In recent years property owners are
taking more pains with their yards
and lawns, and many of them on the
island presented a beautiful appear
ance during the past summer. The
outlook in this direction for another
season is reported to be bright by the
Banks Brothers, who do much of this
kind of work. They have just compile
ted making driveways and flower beds
about the Hotel Ruric, fixing up the
yard about Peterson's apartment house
on Maple avenue and the yard about
L. G. Hamilton's residence, also for
Daniel Wade at the corner of Glenwood
and Pacific avenues, and for VIM. Il.
Garrison in Holly Beach. They are
planting fruit and shade trees for Mrs.
eliza e. Parker in Holly Beach and
for Mrs. Ruhamah Crosse in Anglesea.
The grounds about George Reinhardt's
cottage on Magnolia yenue have also
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