, 1903-01-02
PRICE 3 CENTS
Wildwood.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert F. Bateman
attended family reunion at his fathers
nome at Cedarvllle on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albus, of Bird
geton, were down his week and rented
Mrs. Laws cottage on Cedar vent
which they will occupy in the spring.
Thomas Birkbeek and Elaood II.
Shearer. we'll known Wildwood prop
erty holders, are spending a portion of
the winter in Florida.
Father McCloskey, of Ocean CITY.
will hold services al the home of George
Ferris on SUNDAY morning, Jan. 4th, at
nlne O'Clock, DHshe benefit of the menu
bers of st. AnnpK. G. church..
G. E. Warner was down on Wednes-
day looking after his Wildwood avenue
cottage.
L. f. Shute, cor. Poplar and Philadel-
phia aves., dealer in first-class hay, feed,
rock salt, flax seed meal, etc. DIR.
Daniels veterinary remedies.
MI. and Mrs. A. j. Malin spent
Christmas with relatives at Media and
Chester, Pa.
Beach Council No. 157, Jr. O. L. A.
NJ, elected the following officers last
Friday night: Councillor, Samuel s.
Brown; vice councillor, Andrew j. Ma
lin conductor, w. ii. Seaman; warden,
Thomas Jaggers; inside sentinel, Clay
ton Lowe; outside sentinel, Matthew
Schellenger; recording secretary, +. ID.
Schell; assistant recording secretary,
Prentice Reeve; financial secretary.
h. ii. Randolph; treasurer, VIM. K.
Clllsi representative to state council,
John N. Reeve trustees, +. z. Rudolph,
Or. q. b. NJ. Adams, John n. Reeve.
Contractor Leonard Reeve has moved
his family from Haddonfield into the
basement of Howard A. Gray's house
OH Maple avenue.
John Newcomb, representing the
trustees of the Wildwood Baptist
church, wen to Cape May on Tuesday
} armed Win a ~certifis6 ht =.
Avszf1 s5nai 53a1h o. NildW05d
i for $1,000 payable to Maurice Crosse who
! held the church mortgage, which in
strument he brought back with him.
There Is great rejoicing amuug The
frlehds OF the church, regardless of de.
nomination, that this obligation has
Ueen cancelled and that the town now
has a church property Tree of debt.
Hon. James Butcher, Of Salem, was
down this week.
Frank b. Sweeten, of Camden, made
a business trip To The island on We'd
nesday.
Hiram Cheatwood, wife and daugh.
ter spent Christmas with relatives at
Rio Grande, returning last Friday
evening.
Harry NJ. Kalbach, wife and daugh-
ter spent Christmas at Ocean City with
relatives.
For Sale.-A completely furnished
cottage on Oak avenue, Wildwood.
Apply to or address the JOURNAL,
Wlidwoua, NJ.
Francis E. Nickel, of Bridgeton, who
a few years ago was interested in prop
erty at Wildwood, will shortly remove
TO California for his health. He is a
brother of u toWnsman, Chas. IL.
+, Nickel.
The members of the Wildwood Bap-
tist church on Wednesday evening cleo
ted the following officers to serve for
the ensuing year, with the exception of
the trustees who were elected for three
years: Clerk, Il. G. Slaughter; treas
urer, Mrs. Hattie Quimby; financial
secretary, Mrs. John Newconh; trus-
tees, John NeweOmb and AXel john
son; organist, Mrs. Hilton; collector,
Mrs. Sheppard; music committee, B.
V. VanHorn, Melville Vanhorn and
E. G. Slaughter.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals
have been Joseph Geisenberger, c. :.
Livezey, f. S. Culver, John A. Har-
ding, Philadelphia; Ii. IL. Voorhees,,
p. p. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Ryan,
Norman and Kenneth Ryan, Miss Alta
Ryan, Wildwood; Frank McAIahan,
Nineland; Henry Long, Harry Berkel,
Harry Hengel, Alex Bentz, Frankfort;
Julius Raueh, Holly Beach; j. +. Ia
tenn, +. Sutton, Haddonfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Foster, Roy L.. Foster, Court
House; Otto Larson, st. Louis.