, 1903-02-20
Wildwood.

Plumber G. w. Pettibone was doing
business in the city on Monday.
Mayor Baker spent Sunday night
and Monday in Vineland.
Edgar Brown, of Maurice River, was
in Wildwood on Sunday.
The bank will be closed mex Mon
day, when Washington's birthday will
be observed.
H.. p. Summers, of Philadelphia, was
among the Sunday visitors.
Messrs. Harry Durham, G. w. Pet
tihone and Clarence Eldredge We're
elected 10 membership in the Wildwood
Fire Co. on Tuesday evening.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals the
past week have been G. w. Saul, Rio
Grande; S. p. Cauly, Woodbury.; w.
Robinson and wife, Miss Wilkinson,
G. Willis Gilmore, George Francis Da-
Wis, VIM. Alexander Davis, w. NJ
Craner, James Quaile, H. G. Franken-
field, Alfred e. Braddell, Philadelphia;
George w. Edge, Allenhurst; f. A.
Thompson, Newark; f. Sutton, A. ii.
Riddell, HaddonfielG; DR.. julius Way,
Court house.
Breakfast homing, Zoe a package at
Wildwood Bazaar. =
AT the regular session of Hereford
Lodge, No. III, +. and A. NJ, held
last night Morris w. Glickman was
raised and he is now a full fiedged
Mason.
DR.. N. a. Cohen, who has been sick
with pneumonia, is rapidly recovering
and has been sitting up some this week.
V-(Nnnnai1nnan ID NJ Adopau tho
Philadelphia caterer, was down over
Sunday.
Benjamin f. Bailey, of Philadelphia,
vas down On Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Butcher, of Sa-
lem, started for Florida on Monday to
spend a month.
f. d. Schell has been spending the
week at Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ryan, accom-
paired by tneIr daughter, MISS Alta,
made a trip TO the city yesterday.
John w. ~Stidworthy, of Rio Grande,
and j. h. Brown, of Cape May, We're
Severn Hall guests on sunday. Mr..
Stidworthy is a crack bicycle rider from
New York and has out-distanced some
of the riders who have heretofore held
the championship of Cape May county.
He has reduced the time between Rio
Grande and Cape May TO a minimum.
The ladies' auxiliary of Beach Coun-
ell, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, have placed their
beautiful quilt on exhibition at Click
mans display windows. Go take a
look at it.
The Marine band will give a ball at
Wildwood Casino on Saturday evening,
Feb. 18th.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wild
wood Baptist church has decided to
newly carpet the church throughout.
The carpet was ordered this week of
the j. b. VanSciver Co. of Camden,
through E. S. Culver, their represent
tative, who vas down last night. MI.
Culver, who is well known on the is
land as the genial Dick, goes fitting
all over Jersey representing his firm.
The other day he was in the upper part
of the state TO see Ex-Governor Foster
NJ. Voorhees, about furnishing the New
Jersey building at the St. Louis expo
sition to be held to commemorate the
Louisiana purchase.
John e. Davis, a druggist of Salem,
was in Wildwood last Saturday on
business. This was Mr.. Davis first
visit to the island and he was surprised
to find such a progressive community
and predicts a bright future for it.
$4,000 wanted on first mortgage on
large Wildwood property. Address
jed Dubois, Wildwood, N. J.
Ex-Councilman Charles A. McWil-
liams, who has been spending two or
three months in Bridgeton, returned to
Wildwood on Tuesday and will be
found at his barber shop until April |.
In the meantime he is seeking other
quarters for a residence and shop, his
present rooms in the basement of Sea-
side hotel having been rented by H.
L.. Sparklin, the cigar dealer who has
been located on Pacific avenue.
County Clerk julius Way and Fred
erick Sutton, directors of the Marine
National Bank, were in town on We'd
nesday and attended the regular weekly
meeting of the board.
b. G. Hitchner, one of our property
owners, was down on Sunday and
dined at Severn Hall. Mr.. Hitchner
is secretary and treasurer of the Henry
Kraan Furniture Co., furniture manu-
facturers of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Dampman, who
have been spending a month at Severn
Hall, returned to their home at Rio
Grande yesterday.
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