, 1903-08-19

AN INTERESTING HAUL OF
LOCAL NEWS THIS WEEK
CONTAINING PERSONAL
AND CONCISE ITEMS
THE WEEKS HAPPENINGS REVIEWED
Miss Mary a. Ford, one of the best
known and most prominent of BOston'S
school teachers, is visiting DR.. Otis X.
Newell and family at the Oak Rene
cottage.
Rev. James w. Marshall, ID. D.,
president of Pennington Seminary who
conducted the anniversary services at
the Hollywood NJ. f. Church last Sun
day, was entertained by DR.. L. :. Dun
ming and family at the Pines.
{. l.. Siebert has two Wildwood prop
critics for sale at a bargain. See him.
Now!
Miss Nellie Higgins is Il fair Phila-
delphia belle stopping at Willard Hall,
who gets "a great deal of enjoyment out
of seashore life.
Before the public sale takes place on
the 18th, look at the two properties that
/ am offering in Wildwood, one On the
ocean front on Magnolia avenue, the
other IA grove property. Both have all
c~onveniences and are new buildings.
No reasonable offer refused. Make an
offer. G. l.. Siebert, owner, Maple and
Atlantic avenues, Wildwood.
George Hoole. of Springfield, H.,
was a guest of relatives at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGonnegle, on
Park avenue, this week. Mr.. Hoole is
a printer and has been attending the
recent session of the International Typo
graphical Union at Washington, ID. G.
The cool weather of last week was no
detriment to the guests of Willard Hall.
On Thursday Mr.. Bunting invited a
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
sci, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil, Miss DIESEL,
Misses Elma DIESEL and Edythe Cline,
to accompany him ON a grabbing eX-
petition at the Holly Beach grabbing
grounds. AT least a hundred crabs
were captured, and Mr.. Bunting's
guests returned ready to enjoy the
bountiful dinner prepared for them.
The afternoon was spent i'll preparing
and deviling the crabs, and in the even
ing these deviled crabs appeared as a
very prominent feature on the we'll
loaded table. Mr. Bunting's guests all
agreed that both party and supper were
a great succesa.
On Friday Miss Isabel DIESEL enjoyed
a very pleasant birthday. The birth
day cake and the pretty gifts all helped
to remind the little one that her eighth
anniversary was not forgotten.
Lost-small open-faced silver watch
on Pacific avenue between Methodist
church and Pine avenue. Reward if
returned to Severn Hall.
Beads for Indian work and looms for
sale at Mech and Co.'S corner of Burk
and Pacific avenues, Holly Beach.
Among the Willard Hall arrivals the
past week have been Chas. S. Turley,
Mrs. Samuel Cooper, Camden Mrs. l..
II. Maris, Mrs. A. H. Maris, Chester,
Pa; Mrs. Ella NJ. Peterson, Miss Ida
G.. Peterson, May NJ. Hahn, Woods
town David r.. Keander, wife and
daughter, RoXborough, Pa; w. A.
Cballener and wife, MckeespOrt, Pa. j;
Mrs. J. IL. Mitchell, Miss Mitchell, r..
A. Mitchell, Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. p. Fries, COllingswood Clifton
Reeves and wife, Miss Edna Morley,
Trenton Thos. +. Donohoe, jr., Will
mington, Del. Clarence Franklin, Mel
lie I1ISSllS, hdISdIel beIlolJ, MISS
Elsie SchIehner, Philadelphia Edward
M. Share, Miss Stella Warrington,
Darby, Pa; \. Il. Snyder, Belvidere !;
Lena Nickel, Aldine T. j.. Gouldey,
j.. X. BOUCHER, Norristown, Pa.
If looking for a Wildwood property
see G. l.. Siebert for a bargain.
Wildwood has good railroad service
throughout the year. During the sum-
mer eason it has the best train service
the Pennsylvania Railroad is able to
give, which the travelling public knows
is excellent.
Several young men bathers with sad
die horses have attracted considerable
attention on the strand and in the Wa
ter the past week.
Baker Brothers have marked out a
tennis court on the corner of Atlantic
and Wildwood II aud donated it
to the Wildwood Tennis Club for their
exclusive use. Some brilliant playing
may be expected in the near future.
Parties of campers on the strand are
constantly coming and going as the
season progresses. Wildwood has at
tracted a large number of campers this
season, all of whom report an excellent
stay.
Now. therefore, be it resolved 10y the
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