, 1903-08-19
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS
BITS OF NEWS GATHERED
HERE, THERE AND EVERY
WHERE BY THE JOURNAL
MAN
ABOUT THOSE Who COME AND GO

The stork visited the home of Coun-
Gilman Harry II. Hoffman on Tuesday
II left a little son.
\ party of five Philadelphians. who
are stopping at the Walnut Avenue
House, have been putting in some good
time fishing and cunning the past
week with very satisfactory results.
Mr. Harley, of Philadelphia, a pion-
eer member of the Hereford Club. is
spending some time here with his
family.
The ordinance passed by the Angle
sea 80. ough Council last Spring COM
pelllng out-of-tOWn tradesmen to pay
a license fee for running their wagons
here, Is causing many people to
make frequent trips to Wildwood and
Holly Beach, especially for vegetables.
The Fire Company held a regular
meeting on Tuesday night and elected
tour delegates to attend the Firemen's
Convention at Atlantic City on Sept
ember 8, viz: Mayor Hilton. Collector
Young, Councilman Ent and a. And
erson.
Harry Walls is dead. He went to
the city day last week to sell his
horses. From the proceeds of the sale
together with what he had on hand
When he left Anglesea, he realized
ABOUT Sl00. The facts surrounding his
death are somewhat meagre. but if is
sad that he was picked up on the street
by a policeman in an unconscious con-
dltion and died in "A hospital Saturday
night or Sunday. 1t is thought that
he was intoxicated and fell in with a
rough set, who drugged and robbed
him. Mr.. Walls was an Irisbman
about fifty years of age. and has resided
at Anglesea for the past ten or more
years. lie leaves a wife and five small
children. He was buried in Philadel-
phia, on Tuesday of this week.
Fine groceries, teas and coffees. Meri-
dale butter, Ayrmont butter, fine hams
and bacon at Wildwood Bazaar. r. w.
Ryan. Z
a private yachting party on a pleas
ure tour i'll the yacht Dartmouth. have
east anchor in the inlet for a brief STAY.
Contractor Garrison has the new
house on Chestnut Avenue. being built
for II of our Swede fishermen. about
enclosed and will soon have it COM
pleted.
BY investing SI.O0 you can buy an
up-to-date bathing suit at Click
mans.
H. H. Ottens has some men at work
ON his beach front lots clearing them
of brush and filling them in.
Among the guests at the Hereford
Hotel the past week, have been VIM.
IL. McCulley and family, of Olney, Pa.
and Mrs. +. Bickel and daughter. of
Philadelphia.
p. fl. Baker, of Plainfield. -. has
been stopping at the Hereford Hotel.
Sewerage at a seaside clty..is "A very
important feature. Our perfect system
of sewerage makes Wildwood a most
desirable place. Baker Bros.
There Is Il never-tiring interest in
trolley rides to Anglesea from Holly
Beach and Wildwood. The cars are
always we'll filled between the hours of
eight and ten O'Clock, p. m.
The party of Melville glass blowers
who have been camping at the inlet
for the past month, will return to their
homes the last Of this week. They
have camped at Anglesea for several
consecutive years. They bear the title
of the E. {. Stokes Club.
The Life Saving Crew draw large
crowds of ~onlookers every Monday and
Thursday when they 90 through their
drill at the Life Saving Station. This
drill Is very interesting and free To all
and those who have never seen how
ines are thrown to adisabled ship and
lives rescued 10y the guards, should
witness this very interesting mock
drill.
Herman S~choenfeld, one of Phila-
delphia's leading florists. is spending
some time at the Germantown. Mr..
Schoenfeld Is enjoying himself to Ut
most fishing and cunning.
q. y. Gault. of Kittaning. Pa. who
is stopping at the Hotel Germantown.
has chartered the yacht Pittsburg, for
one week, and is daily making big
catches of fish.
d. G. Eisenberg and wife. of Phila-
delphia, are two OF Auglesea's best
crabbers and anglers. They are guests
At the Germantown.
w. H. NauX, of Doylestown, Pa.
and }. H. Weaver, of Camden. were
among Anglesea's visitors last week.
Hon. Harry 5. Douglass, prosecutor
of the Pleas of Cape May County. was
in Anglesea to-day attending the
Wheaton will case, which was held in
the Borough Hall, before Judge H. II.
Voorhees,. This case Is a long drawn
out affair and has been in the courts
for several months past, most of the
hearings having been at Ocean City.
where the parties interested reside.
Willis E. Miner. whose disappear
aucc was announced in the journal
yesterday has been seen at Wildwood.
and his relatives have had cummunica-
tion with him. He left here in com
pany With another boy, both bound
Tor Anglesea. At Melville the other
boy hired with a travelling show com
pany and Miner kept on TO the sea
shore. There has been no explanation
of his strange conduct He has given
his mother Il great shock TUESDAYS
Nlneland Journal.