, 1902-09-12
Wildwood.

Miss Eloise Dalot, of Pleasant River,
Maine, is spending a fortnight with
her aunt, Mrs. l.. r. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting the daughter,
Mrs. John Bright. Mr.. Grant is head
ticket agent at Broad street station.
Bernard Tronnem started Monday
afternoon for a trip to New York city,
where he has a sister residing.
w. II. Washburn and Chas. I'll. Sim
norman have been re-appointed as the
Democratic members of the Wildwood
election board. The Republican men,
bers have not been appointed as yet.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals
the past week have been State Comp
troller j.. Willard Morgan, Camden;
M. A. Jewett and wife, Brooklyn, NY;
Miss j. Riley, G. s. Livezey, George l..
Wells, Thos. G. Martindale, Theodore
A. Royal and wife, Mrs. Horace Stokes,
Alfred G. Walker and wife, Milton e.
Lesher, Philadelphia; H. Calvert, Au-
burn, N. Y; Robert M. Riley, Newark.
The only School Shoes for boys is the
Walton shoe, made of solid leather, in
ner and outer soles, SIPS and $1.50 at
Glickman's. Ask to see them. \
Wildwood Baptist church. Services
Sunday, Sept. IA. Morning subject,
'In What Does a Mans Life Consist?'
Evening, "Dagan ia the Temple of
God.u All the services in the Baptist
church have been well attended by the
summer people. AS the season has
now come to a close it is hoped that all
the members will be found in their
places next Sunday. Rev. j. b. Ad-
ans, pastor.
Councilman 9. A. Norton, of Holly
Beach, chairman of the Cape May
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee, gave a dinner to the various
local committeeman at the Aldine no.
tel in Wildwood last Saturday. Coun-
Gilman Evans G. Slaughter, proprietor
of the Aldine, prepared an excellent
dinner for the accasion4TheteAa
were present: Sheriff Samuel E. Ew-
ing, W. J. Tyler, Court House; r. How
ard Thorn, Ocean City; s. T, Bowler,
Holly Beach; F. Schmidt, b. Welskin-
sky, Woodbine; John Taylor, Angle
sea; Mortimer Il. Hutchinson, South
Dennis; w. Dickinson, Cold Spring;
VIM. Porter, Cape May; Chas. H. Sim
norman, e. g. Slaughter, Wildwood,
and a JOURNAL representative.
Philip P. Baker made a business trip
to New York yesterday.
A wee little girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Cheatwood on
Saturday last. Papa set 'em up with
true southern hospitality.
Harry r. Keen, secretary of the
Globe Ticket company of Philadelphia,
with his Xuifp and 1ittln Ia,,rhtor a ~
occupying Ryan's Pine avenue cottage
for September. Mr.. Keen is
ting from a severe illness, and is get
ting much enjoyment out of his sojourn
here. He speaks very highly of Wild
wood and states that the good features
of Asbury Park are more fully devel-
oped here than at any other of the
coast resorts.
Miss Lizzie Wentzell has awarded the
contract for the erection of a handsome
house, containing 25 rooms, on her two
lots on Maple avenue, near Atlantic, to
Leonard Reeve, of Haddonfield. MIR.
Reeve was here yesterday and arranged
to commence operations at once.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the dis
eased kidneys sound SO they will elm
mate the poisons from the blood. Sold
by Cohen Bros.
The Board of Trade meeting was held
last night at Edgeton Inn and a per-
manent organization made by the adop-
ton of a constitution and by laws and
the election of r. w. Ryan, president;
John N. Reeve, secretary, and Cashier
r.. Penn Smith treasurer. The annual
dues were fixed at So. Chas. A. Rey-
nolds and Frank b. Sweeten, members
of the railroad committee, reported in
teryiewing the West Jersey officials in
regard to better service. They stated
that they were received with marked
courtesy by Superintendent Dayton
and others and that their requests and
suggestions were given due considera-
ton. The officials thought that they
could arrange the winter schedule SO
as to have the morning train leave
Philadelphia for the beach about s
o'clock instead of 8, and returning leave
Holly Beach in the neighborhood of 4
instead of 3. This would give an hour
or two more at the beach than has been
the custom. By motion the railroad
committee was made a permanent one.
The meeting adjourned TO meet at the
Inn next Tuesday night.
A Remarkable Record.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record. 1t has been in use
for OVar thirty vaara 6urinU which ti,na