, 1902-09-19
Wildwood.

of Unityyille, Pa, with their little
nephew, Eddie Kitzmiller, have been
stopping at the Gilmore, leaving for
their home on Wednesday. They en-
joyed their stay here very much, es-
pecially the fishing.
Photographer w. A. Beckett and
family left for Delanco yesterday, where
they will spend the winter.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals the
past week have been l.. NJ. Swain,
Swainton; j. G.. Foster, Palmer Way,
Court House; Bessie f. Hise, A. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Robinson, H. j.
F. d. Fulmer, VIM. b. Craig and fam
lily, w. II. Roth, W. II. Shreve, J.. H.
Beecher, Philadelphia; Q. n. johnson,
Uniontown, Pa; Chas. Keighley, Vine
land; George Bachmann, e. II. Carly,
Camden; b. f. Johnson, w. S. Ware,
S. b. Wilson, Cape May; S. NJ. Ogden,
Bridgeton.
Mrs. Chas. II. Nickel is very ill at
her home on Oak avenue.
AT the Democratic caucus last night
e. u. Slaughter was elected chairman
and Chas. H. Simmerman secretary.
MIR. Simmerman was elected a delegate
to attend the Democratic convention
of the Second district which meets at
Riverside tomorrow to nominate a cal
didate for Congress.
VIM. r. ellis reports that he has the
contract for the electric wiring for the
following: q. III. Meeker's Glen wood
avenue house, Sedgwick Banks cottage
on Oak avenue, finishing the Wild
wood public school, Mrs. Browns new
cottage on Pine avenue, and Robert
Wright's new cottage in Holly Beach.
Mrs. John Leisenring, of Upper Lee
high, Pa, has been spending the week
in her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Maggie and little son
returned to their home at Washington,
d. e., yesterday after spending a fort
aiaht . = 4 Atr ~
empIOyed III the pension departmeL
at The capital. They were delighted
with their sojourn here and Intend com.
Ing again.
Albert Bradley, the we'll known exs
pressman, while moving goods from
Edgar Browns building last Monday,
slipped on the steps and broke his knee
cap, which will confine him to the
house for several weeks.
About ten days ago John H. Smith
scraped his hand with a meat bone,
making a slight wound. His hand has
begun to swell and blood poisoning is
feared. Mr.. Smith is how at the home
of his father in Fairton, where he went
for treatment.
Dir. VIM. G. Hand, dentist, will be
at DR.. Cohen's drug store on Tuesday
of each week. n
For Sale.-A completely furnished
cottage on Oak avenue, Wildwood.
Apply to or address the JOURNAL,
Wildwood, N. J.. \
A meeting of the Wildwood Board of
Trade was held at Edgeton Inn on
Tuesday evening, President Ryan pre-
siding. Secretary John n. Reeve re-
ported that the following members had
paid their dues: Judge H. HI. Voor-
hees, John N. Reeve, Chas. A. Rey-
nolds, George w. Banks, Thos. G.
Hamilton, NJ. w. Glickman, r. w.
Ryan, j. Albert Harris, Elwood An
trim, Jed Dubois, w. Byron Livezey,
George Ferris, Fred Sutton, John Bright,
G. w. Saul, John N. Newcomb, R.
Penn Smith, Frank B. Sweeten, Frank
Muller, Evans G. Slaughter, H. w.
Cobb, e. HI. Peterson. An Executive
Council of ten members were elected as
follows: For two y~ears-Judge Voor-
hees, Frank Sweeten, Jed Dubois, T.
G. Hamilton, w. B. Livezey. One
year-H. w. Cobb, Fred Sutton, John
Bright, J. A. Harris, George w. Banks.
For Sale.-Three horses, all under
seven years of age, suitable for working
or driving. Apply to John Newcomb,
Wildwood, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Seeley, of Phila-
delphia, are down in their cottage for
a two weeks stay.
A group o guests at Severn Hall COM
prise Thos. G. Allan and his charming
wife and Miss May Frances Downey,
of Pottsville, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. George
RAIN, Daniel and Miss Lena Rain, Of
Pottstown, Pa; Miss X. V. Carpenter
and niece, Miss Faith Thompson, Miss
Charlotte Hutton, of Philadelphia, and
Miss M. G. Brewer, of Vineland. They
are enjoying the fine September days
here and some of them take a dip in
the ocean most every day.