, 1902-10-10

Edgar Brown has bought the cottage
on Pacific avenue, adjoining the Wild
wood Pharmacy, OF Lydia McStocker.
j. Blaine Bonham, of Bridgeton, has
entered Wildwood Pharmacy to learn
the business.
Frank b. Sweeten has q $4,000 con-
tract to build a county road in Upper
Pittsgrove township, near Elmer, Sa-
lem county. The road is nearly four
miles in length.
Mrs. John Neweomb has been in Sa-
lem this week attending the sessions of
the West New Jersey Baptist Associa-
ton.
John S. Brown, the well known car
rage builder of Rio Grande, has pur-
chased the j. Thompson Baker cottage
on Wildwood avenue, and will make it
his summer residence.
Hon. James Butcher has bought the
two lots adjoining his two cottages on
Pine emu and is enclosing the entire
property with a neat iron fence, max
ing a fine improvement.
\ watch free with every SO purchase
at Glickman's. Good until October BIN
Thomas Fennimore has bought the
Judge Voorhees, property at the corner
of Wildwood and Park avenues. Ru-
NOR saith that Mr.. Fennimore will take
unto himself a wife and reside there.
Oakford Cobb, son of Councilman
Cobb, left last Saturday for Bridgeton
to take u course in the South jersey
Institute.
Plumber G. ". Pettibone is putting
a hot water heating apparatus in DIR.
Cohen's cottage on Oak avenue. The
Doctor has laid in a stock of soft coal
for the heater.
One of John Newcomb's best horses
died last night.
The public Of Five Mile Beach is in
vited by the members of Hereford Lodge
to inspect their Masonic room at the
Wildwood borough hall next Wednes-
-1-astass. 4s~s AsS-s--4r -esso aud loul
O'Clock. Members of the order will bt
there 10 show the visitors about.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals tht
past week have been Mrs. g. Hewlett
Mrs. II. Lockhart, Mrs. II. II. Elliott
Mrs. a. II. Grace, Samuel Dreifus
Robert Brooke, Miss V. A. Lynch
Thomas ]. Kealy, Philadelphia; j. B,
McCloskey, James M. Kelly, Mar,
Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Ocean City.
Councilman E. G. Slaughter, Stanley
Kalbach, Postmaster Livezey ano
Judge Voorhees, attended the Inter
State fair at Trenton last week. FranE
Sweeten, the well known contractor
took in the fair also and was relieved oil
) a $500 diamond by some light fingered
rascal.
Councilman j. Albert Harris has
made a new business venture and has
gone into the fishing business, since he
closed Edgeton Inn for the season
During the summer he bought a stur
geon skill at Port Norris and fitted hel
up with "a gasolene engine. Mr.. Har
ris has been starting for the fishing
banks at daylight these fine October
mornings, ana yesterday afternoon ht
sailed into the Angiesea harbor will
three barrels of fine blue fish as The
result of his industry.
r. w. Ryan, president of the Marine
National Bank of Wildwood, with his
wife will start next Wednesday for {
trip to Ohio and Michigan. They will
visit a brother of Mrs. Ryan at Mount
Clemens, Mich, a town of 5000 popu'
lation, situate % miles from Detroit
, Its mineral waters attract a large mum
Der of visitors. They will be gone about
ten days.
Horace Simmerman and family, o.
Seattle, Washington, are visiting his
parents at the Trenton. Mr.. Simmer
man is employed by a steamship com.
pany ih that city.
Real Estate Agent John Bright has
been stepping high since Monday, wher
the news came from Philadelphia thai
his wife had presented him with 8
twelve pound baby girl.