, 1904-08-10
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

oho WIS. OlldllCS LCutL, NliSN IlbbiCIOH,
G. B. Koran, j. Harry Wolfe, of Phila-
delphia, and DIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Powell and the Misses Florence and
Helen Powell, of Camden.
Michael f.. Halpin, of the business
department ofthe Philadelphia Ledger,
is at the Atlantic cottage.
The Misses Blanche Cramp and Ma
bel Cramp. two charming young ladies
from Chester, Pa, are guests of Edge
ton Inn. The former has a most beau
tiful voice and the guests of the Inn
are enjoying a grand treat of music.
Don't forget Ackley's Grand Com
bination Sale of real estate, to be held
at Wildwood, on Monday, August Is,
1904. See big advertisement in this
issue. Y
Mrs. James A. Williams, her daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah Williams and her son.
George w. Williams, ofthe mechanical
department of the Philadelphia Ledger;
Miss Marion Williams and Miss Jane
Neall, are at the Aberdeen.
The committee of the Philadelphia
Wagon Builders Association, of Phila-
delphia, stopped at the Ruric Tuesday.
The gentlemen arranged with Mr..
Adams for 200 dinners for the annual
excursion party on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th.
Messrs. Theodore Chapman, Harry
Perkins, Albert Ladner, w. b. Worest,
Clinton Stackhouse and e. j. Schwab,
compose a jolly crowd of Quaker CITY
young men that have been stopping
at the Edgeton Inn.
Mrs. G. f. Reinicke, Mrs. James
Neal, Miss Jennie Dunlap, Miss Caro-
line Reinicke, Miss Mary Barker, Geo.
B. Hawkes., Mrs. Henry II. Clark, and
Miss Ethel M. Clark, of Philadelphia,
form a jolly lot of guests at the popular
Seacrest.
Eugene Howard, of Philadelphia,
has accepted a position as clerk in
Harrigan's pharmacy. He is an ex-
pert swimmer and is charming the
fair sex with his antics in the water,
the surf and the sand.
The Five Mile Beach Journal can al
ways be found or sale at the news
stand, Wildwood Depot, and Crowther's
General Store, Holly Beach.
Fred M. Wagner, a we'll known
Philadelphia magistrate, with his FAM
lily is spending the month of August at
the Dayton. Mr.. Wagner has been a
summer visitor to Wildwood for several
years past and fully appreciates the
charms of the island.
DIR. Prentess, a we'll known ply
stefan of New York City. is among the
guests registered at the Edgeton Inn.
Mrs. Powers and her two sons, Mas
tiers Lane and Grant, of Philadelphia,
find life pleasant in Wildwood-by-the
Sea. They are spending the month of
August at the Hotel Dayton.
Souvenir postal cards of Wildwood,
IL varieties; for sale at Ryan's Bazaar
VIM. r.. Chew, one of our permanent
residents and a civil war veteran, has
succeeded w. III. Mcclure as special
officer on the beach front. He APP
pearedon duty for the first last Sunday.
Z. l.. Bear, a leading jeweler of Cam
den, was the guest yesterday of Mayor
Latimer r. Baker.
Howard Lee, of the business depart
ment of the Philadelphia Inquirer,
was a recent guest here.
A great foundation stone was laid in
Wildwood when the serpentine board-
walk was built. Every visitor sounds
its praises. There is not a more delight
full promenade anywhere.
J. B. Haines, who is at the head of
a prominent lumber firm in Philadel-
phia, was at Severn Hall over Sunday
with his vie. Mr.. Haines returned
to business Monday morning, but will
return the coming Saturday. Mrs.
Haines, during the week has been
chaperoning the following gay party of
young folks at the Hall, including
three of her sons: Lewis J. K, Merrett
H. and Laurence E. Haines, Miss
Lydia Behold, Clarence Shilcock,
Harvey Cadwallader, of the circula-
ton department of the Philadelphia
Record, all of Philadelphia, and Miss
Eunice PaXson, of Wakefield, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I'll. Fetters, of
Philadelphia, are making their annual
s%ojourn at Severn Hal and take delight
in renewing their acquaintance in
and about Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Wentzell and
sons, of MOnroeville, were guests Of
his sister at Willard Hall on Thursday
of last week.
II had diabetes in its worst FORM
writes: Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind.
II tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made me a well man." 1t is a
medicine free from poisons and will
cure any case of kidney disease that is
not beyond the reach of medicine. For
sale by Cohen Bros, Wildwood and
Holly Beach.