, 1903-10-07
NILDWOOD'S BUDGET
INTERESTING HAUL OF
OCAL NEWS THIS WEEK
CONTAINING PERSONAL
n AND CONCISE ITEMS
r. WEEKS HAPPENINGS REVIEWED

Hi WEEkN HAfPhNlNUD hi hD
Ex- councilman Richard S. ellis,
efurned to the city last Saturday, after
nending a few days here looking after
Pie property interests.
samuel e. Moore, of Philadelphia,
vas down on TUESDAY. Mr.. Moore
WINS a number of lots in Wildwood
md Holly Beach.
Next Sunday, the Wildwood Baptist
5und ay-school will observe what is
Eermed a rallying day, for the purpose
i Fenewing interest in the school and
,rjnging in new scholars. A special
IaroQram will be rendered, TO begin at
6.307p M, 10 which everybody is cor
daily invited.
The new trolley road to the fishing
grounds and for excursion parties on
the island is an attraction that will be
anpreciated and will have a marked
effect on the price of property. Baker
Bros. t
s. Mattison Crosse, principal of the
Wildwood public school, moved to
Wildwood with his wife last Saturday
and are occupying the Stone cottage on
Oak avenue.
FL iI . w a'lliISLbi iiliiOh tbbii
day after spending two weeks in Phila-
delphia and the outlying suburbs. Mr..
Hilton went up Saturday morning, re-
manning until Monday, and with his
wife and a party of tWenty-four, ell
loved a trolley ride through the country
in Pennsylvania.
Miss Haddie Morris spent Sunday
with her mother in Vineland, who has
been i'll.
Apache looms and beads for Indian
bead work at the department store of
Mech u Co., at Holly Beach. \
Frank J.. Heating, chief engineer in
the electrical department of the Horti-
cultural hall, Broad and Locust streets,
Philadelphia, spent Sunday here with
his father, Henry Heating, the mer-
chant tailor.
The new bridge and turnpike to the
mainland will bring to our doors at
invest possible cost an abundance of
resi- milk, fruits and vegetables, which
III y be a great advantage to our peoples.
James ID. Winchell, a Philadelphia
real estate dealer and conveyancer, was
DOWN on Monday inspecting the i'm
movements being made to his Pine
avenue cottage.
Two cottages for rent, either for the
winter or by the year. Apply to Geo.
Ferris or John Bright, Wildwood. At
The following delegates to the Cape
May County Sunday-school Association
Were present at the convention held in
the Hollywood M. e. church on Tues
day and were entertained at Willard
Hall: Lawyer Gilbert G. Hughes, of
Cape May; Jennie M. Swain, Cold
SPRING; Mrs. Mary S.. Mecray, Willie
q. Mecray, Harry S. Mecray, Nell r.
Smith, Jennie NJ. Stevens, Thomas T.
Smith. Helen 7. Smith, Cape May.
You can buy the famous w. l..
Douglass and Walk-Over shoes at
Glickman's.
Morgan Hand, Esq, the well known
Cape May Court House lawyer, accom-
panied by his brother, W. Scott Hand,
cashier of the First National Bank of
Ocean City, dined at Hotel Dayton on
Monday.
Fine groceries, teas and c%offees, Meri-
Dale butter, Ayrmont butter, fine hams
and bacon at Wildwood Bazaar. R. w.
Ryan.
Wildwood has churches, places of
amusement and IN atmosphere of order
and comfort that is pleasing to the
thousands of visitors to this rapidly
growing resort. Baker Bros.
VIM. r. ellis has contracted with
ID E. Pickering for the raising of his
residence OH Oak avenue, after which
the grounds will be filled in.
Mrs. John Newcomb and Bernard
lronnem attended the annual meeting
of the West Jersey Baptist Association
At Greenwich, Cumberland County,
the fore part of the week.
VIM. G. Hand, ID. ID. s., of Court
House, will be at DR.. Cohen's drug
fore Tuesdays and Fridays.
Daniel Wade and family closed up
lheir Glenwood enu cottage on
Thursday of this week and returned to
fheir Philadelphia home.
VIM. Meeks, a laborer employed by
Contractor ID. e. Pickering, was ar
rested on Tuesday by Constable Ferris
Ipr taking a suit of clothes and a pair
81 shoes from the cottage of James d.
Nlnchell, on Pine II Meeks was
given a hearing before Justice of the
1eace John Bright and in default of
POO bail was taken to the county Jail
zoy Constable Ferris to await the action
u the grand jury. The stolen clothes
Nere worn by Meeks and this fact led
10 his arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ryan have been
pending the week with relatives in
philadelphia and Rancocas.
On Thursday of this week an ice
Team festival will be held in the store
adJoining the JOURNAL OFFICE for the
peneht of the Coming Men of
america" formerly the Boys Rifle
CLUB of Wildwood. There will be no
eharge for admission.
Wildwood has good railroad service
throughout the year. During the sum-
ner season it has the best train service
ne Pennsylvania Railroad is able to
I'VE, which the travelling public knows