, 1903-04-03
Wildwood.

Councilman John Bright was doing
business in the city the first of the week.
Alvin B. Cowles, who for some years
clerked at Wildwood Bazaar, has been
a guest at Hotel Dayton this week, re-
cuperating from typhoid fever.
County Collector James Butcher, of
Salem, returned last week from his trip
to Florida, and spent Friday in Wild
wood looking after his property.
Herbert A. Buzzard, of Ocean City,
was renewing acquaintance here last
Friday.
Mrs. r. Penn Smith has been spend
ing the week in Philadelphia.
For Sale.-A completely furnished
cottage on Oak avenue, Wildwood.
Apply to or address the JOURNAL,
Wildwood, N. J. n
Mrs. Charles Wick was down on Sat
urday looking after some Improvements
being made to her handsome property
on Pine avenue, among which is a coat
of paint for the cottage.
Charles G.. Jessup and Charles II.
Brewer, of Camden, spent last Saturday
in Wildwood looking for lots upon
which TO build two cottages.
Anna q. Bower, of Philadelphia, was
in Wildwood last Saturday night and
Sunday. Miss Bower has awarded the
contract to Leonard Reeve for the cree
ton of a cottage on Glenwood avenue,
to be located between the Hitchner
apartment house and the railroad.
Mrs. Morris Williams and Mrs. Ed
ward Brennan, who have been stopping
at Severn Hall, left for their homes in
Pennsylvania on Wednesday, the for
mer to WilkesBarre and the latter to
Shamokin.
Large assortment of pocket knives,
25 and soc each at Wildwood Bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Reardon, of Mill
vile, were III Wildwood last Saturday
looking for a cottage. Mrs. Reardon
cameagn last Friday evening %ith
her family and remained at Severn
Hall until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood H. Shearer,
after spending the winter in Florida,
are now occupying their cottage here.
One hundred Easter eggs, containing
the names of the scholars, will be dis
tributed at the Wildwood Baptist Sun
oay-school OIL Easter Sunday, April Il,
Lowe d Son will furnish the eggs.
| will open my barber shop under
Hotel Aldine OIL April Goth. Lorenzo
G. Johnson.
st. AIMS Catholic church services
will be held at the residence of George
Ferris at nine O'Clock next Sunday
morning by Rev. John B. McCloskey,
of Ocean City.
DR.. N. A. Cohen returned on We'd
nesday evening from his trip to the city
much improved and he will soon be
able to go about his work as usual.
DIR. John w. Harrigan, of Philadel-
phia, who bought the Quimby prop
erty, will have the cottage raised and
a brick basement put underneath, divi-
ded into four stores.
w. il. Allen, shoe repairing, Maple
avenue, west of the railroad, Wildwood,
n. j. All work done at reasonable
prices and on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. x
Among the Hotel Dayton guests the
past week have been Lawyer Jonathan
Hand, County Clerk julius Way, J. G.
Foster, Sheriff Samuel K. Ewing, Court
House; Henry D. Moore, VIM. G.
Moore, }. Fithian Tatem, George NJ.
Andrews, Haddonfield; VIM. Bech-
mann, Alga NJ. Bechman, Clair Bech-
mann, |. ID. Porter, H. McClelland, Jr.,
A. b. Cowles, Jr., Miss Bennett, Miss
Stretch, Harry H. Platt, E. w. Atmore,
e. Comfort, Samuel L. Kent, H. P.
Keen, Thos. E. Harris, J. N. Langley,
Philadelphia; J. Alpheus Vansant, DR..
George ID. Woodward, Misses Edith
and Helen Woodward, Mrs. George D.
Woodward, Camden; Mrs. S. Jeanette
Antrim, Merchantville; q. M. An
drews, Bath, Me-; il Beecher, Judge
II. II. Voorhees,, Wildwood; Joseph l..
Scull, Ocean City; Albert Howell,
Camden.