, 1903-04-24
Wildwood.

new building in the rear of his residence
on Pine n Mr.. Hoffman is also
painting the Hotel Dayton coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Corle
have returned to Wildwood for the
summer. Their son is just completing
a course in dentistry in Philadelphia.
Chas. II. Summerman and family
have arrived and opened the Trenton.
MI. Simmerman called at the JOURNAL
office this morning and asked if there
was any thing new. We told him that
we believed there was nothing partic-
ularly new or startling. But when
we come to collect our thoughts We find
there is something new, and that is
that the Wildwood Borough Council
has adopted a set of rules and now
claims to be a deliberative body.
Gasoline and oil stoves at Wildwood
Bazaar.
Assessor w. H. Washburn made a
trip to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Harvey p. Summers, owner of the
Oaklyn, was down on Sunday, accom-
panied by David Il. Smith another
Philadelphia.
George Wright, book-keeper for the
West Jersey Electric Company, returned
on Wednesday from a weeks visit to
relatives in Philadelphia.
A well known young lady returned
from a trip to Nlneland Monday morn
ing, and the Nineland Journal says
Miss Haddie Morris is up from Wild
wood for u visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Laubsch. Miss Morris is one
of the clerks in Ryan's store and seems
10 be highly appreciated by The propfie-
tor and the trading public"
The Wildwood Water Company is
arranging to make some important I'M
provements to their properly With a
view to increasing their capacity Tor
! taEaissias aItsslsn AaIssN giaasi
it is said, are incomplete as yet, but in
cludes the moving OF the cottage occu.
pied by the superintendent a short
distance westward on an adjoining lot,
so as to make room for the enlargement
of the plant, which includes the drive
ing of two additional artesian wells and
the installing of some new machinery.
1t is e expected that operations will be
commenced very soon.
John Dagan, formerly of Daretown,
Salem Co., who occupies with his
family the cottage of Moses Banks on
Wildwood avenue, has bought of Baker
Bros. the lot on Wildwood avenue next
to Bakers wall paper store, where be
has contracted with Harry Brannan for
the erection of a cottage. Mr.. Dagan
has also bought two lots on Magnolia
avenue of II. w. Ryan.
County Collector James Butcher, of
Salem, accompanied by William john
son, sheriff of Salem county, spent
Wednesday night in Wildwood, as did
also Robert Diament, of Salem.
Miss Elsie Fisher, of Camden, is visit
ing at the home of w. III. Allen on
Maple avenue.
Mrs. Margaret A. Harding, of Lorain,
Ohio, has bought two lots on Maple
avenue adjoining the Howard A. Gray
property, Of Mrs. Ella VanHorn. Mrs.
Harding spent last summer al Wild
wood and Is arranging to spend next
season here also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon h. Clark who
will have a sale of their household
goods at the Laning cottage tomorrow
afternoon, will leave for their home at
Roselle, Union county, next week.
Mr.. Clark has a good position in a
leather mandatory at Elizabeth.
If in need of a plumber go to l.. j.
Mccormick. Satisfaction guaranteed
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals the
past week have been Frank B. Sweeten
and wife, of Camden Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. H. Weiss, Amanda q. Wales, of
Bethlehem, Pa. William Bechmann,
Mildred M. Bechmann, Clair HI. Bech-
mann, Frank e. Bauer, Gertrude Nc
Grath, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. fancy,
Marie A. fancy, A. f. Browne, w. H..
Grosscup, H. b. Slaughter, of Philadel-
phia Geo. w. Edge, Allenhurst, n. j.;
Senator Robert e. Hand, Erma j; VIM.
Bate, Fishing Creek Samuel Town
send, Cold Spring ; Lewis Stilwell,
Goshen; David Haley, Dennisville;
John p. Fox, Jos. g. Champion, Ocean
City; Alfred Crosse, Green Greek.
Zenith ready mixed paints, oil, glass
and putty at Wildwood Bazaar.
Mrs. A. j. Malin returned Tuesday
evening from a visit to relatives at
Media and Chester, Pa. Her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gam
ble, of Chester, accompanied her home
for a s%ojourn by the sea.
DR.. John w. Harrigan has been down
this week arranging for the improve
ments t. be made to the Quimby prop
erty, which he recently purchased.
William l.. Packard, who published
the Deerfield Valley Times, at Wilm-
ington, VT, for a number of years, was
in Wildwood Monday. Ten years ago
Mr.. Packard clerked for Grocer Wood
mansie at Holly Beach, and since that
time he has gone out into the world and
made his mark. He married a Yer
mont girl and is thinking of taking a
cottage here for the summer with his
wife and infant daughter