, 1902-08-29
Wildwood.

Cottage Owners Association will be
held in the Wildwood Baptist church
on Saturday evening, August 30, 1902,
at 8 o'clock. Every property holder in
Wildwood is requested to be present.
A party of Philadelphians from Ho-
tel Dayton went to the fishing banks
last Saturday with Capt. James Coap-
man on the yacht Maria and made a
good catch of blue fish. The party
comprised Robert s.. Bower, Magistrate
Fred n. Wagner, Penrose X. Perkins
and Jacob Steinzel.
A surprise party was given to Mes
danes Ware and Hitchner, of the
Hitchner cottage on Glenwood avenue,
last Saturday evening. Euchre was
part of the evenings entertainment,
after which a bountiful repast was in
Obliged in and enjoyed by all. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ware, Mr..
and Mrs. B. G. Hitchner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kreis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clad, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grauer, Mrs. Corror, Mrs. Duffy and
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Matthias.
William II. Collmar and David MAJ
zoni, of Philadelphia, who are summer
ing at Sea Isle City, gave the JOURNAL
a pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. Collmar
is in the real estate and insurance BUSH
ness and is the son of Charles +. Coll
mar, a prominent member of the Here
ford club at Anglesea.
M. w. Glickman has just received
his fall line of the famous Walk-Over
shoes in all the newest toes and shapes.
Ask to see them.
The following company of charming
young ladies are being entertained at
J Harlan Villa: Misses Margaret Bur
nett, Minnie E. Burnett, Elsie Schleh-
ner, Mary r.. Souder, of Philadelphia;
S. *. Holland, Wallingford, Pa; Edna
Riley, May NJ. Hahn, Woodstown;
Rae L. Westcott, Bridgeton; Linda
Wentzell, Camden, New Jersey. Other
guests at the Villa are Mrs. Clifton
Reeves and son Norman, of Trenton;
Mrs. r. A. Baker, q. l.. Baker, 0 Phil-
adShzsiai William N. laGE2m. g
A guest at the Bartram writes the
JOURNAL as follows; 1.-TWO of The most
interesting children Wildwood has ever
seen have been dancing on Bakers
pier for the past three weeks@the
Shelley Duo. Their work we can conn
pare TO none we have ever seen here.
They are truly artists. The boys buck
dancing is fine and the little girl, while
her dancing is not perfect, is great for a
child so young. L have seen them
many times during their engagement
here and must say Mr.. Blaker had very
good taste to secure such talent"
Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any case
of kidney disease that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. Sold by Cohen Bros.
Warren Kalbach and VIM. r. ellis,
Republicans; Chas. H. Simmerman
and w. I'll. Washburn, Democrats,
have been appointed as members of the
Wildwood election board for the coming
year. Messrs. Kalbach and ellis vii
go to the Court House next Mondat. to
take The examination before the COUNTY
Board of Registry and Election.
Samuel G. Seeger, who owns a lot on
Maple avenue, is just concluding q va
cation of several weeks in Wildwood,
and during the week just past has had
a cement curb and pavement laid in
front of his lot, as has also Professor
Noelsch oil his property adjoining. Mr..
Seeger is a member of the faculty of st.
Paul's school, a parish school of the
Lutheran church, located on Brown
street, and one of the Oldest schools in
Philadelphia. Mr.. Seeger has been a
teacher there for sixteen years, a record
to be proud of. The fall term will be-
gin next Tuesday when Mr.. Seeger will
take up his duties for another year.
John McGonnegle went to Philadel-
phia Wednesday morning to spend a
few days with relatives, his first visit
to the city in three years.
The electrical entertainment for the
n..At 81 fln DnHNffrt al.ara -. o.
The account of the banquet last Tues
day night appears on an inside page.
The sale of choice oflots between the
holders of 1870 contracts who purchased
lots during the last year in Wildwood
is to take place mex Monday, Septem-
Der l, and will begin at II a. m. The
sale has been greatly enhanced in in
terest by the fact that Wildwood is to
have a great ocean pier and auditorium
between Poplar and Juniper avenues
| efore next season. The contract for
the construction of this pier was signed
ON Wednesday of this week between
Baker Brothers, the founders of Wild
wood, and Chas. A. Reynolds and
Frank b. Sweeten, of Camden. Mes
srs. Reynolds and Sweeten have ASSOC
ciated with them prominent Camden
and Philadelphia capitalists. The
building is to commence at the water
line and extend into deep water in the
ocean, to be of the best design and to
provide the most modern facilities for
the accommodation of the public. The
building of this institution marks an
epoch in the rapid development of this
resort and justities the confidence of all
investors here, and is in the line of a
number of other extensive improve
ments which will be made during the
year. The destiny of Wildwood to be-
come a great, as we'll as it now is the
most delightful OF resorts, is clearly
foreshadowed.
A watch free with every $40 purchase
at Glickman's,