, 1904-06-01
WILLOW GODS BUDGET
THOSE WHO COME AND GO
Items of a Personal Nature Concerning
the Many People Who Are In
terested In Wildwood

1oJ wv LhAS0 ~ AAP
Katie Jones.
Lost.-A black enamel mourning
pin with small diamond between the
Poplars and Rio Grande avenue. Finder
will please return to JOURNAL Office
and receive reward. \
Wanted.-A position as waitress or
nurse. Apply at the JOURNAL office,
Wildwood venue, \
Colonel John f. Glenn, who has been
summering at Wildwood for three
years, has rented Pinehurst, corner At
lanlic and Pine avenues, of f. ID.
Fulmer.
The many friends of Thomas Mar
tindale, the head ofthe big Philadelphia
grocery firm, will be glad to hear that
he will be with us again this summer,
having rented Crickets of w. G. Gross.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young, of
Philadelphia, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. ID. Fulmer, the latter hav-
ing spent the past two months in their
cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haight and their two
Interesting children, of Glassboro, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Thompson this week.
Order your ice cream from Mills &
Co., opposite railroad station, Holly
Beach.
Young lady wanted for telephone
operating in Wildwood. Experience
unnecessary. Address JOURNAL, Wild
wood, N. j.
Among the Willard Hall guests the
past week have been Miss A. M. Grit
fifth, Mrs. g. E. Russell, T. ]. Russell
j. ii. Porter and wife, Miss Lillian
Wells, Phila.; Mrs. S. w. Swayne,
Misses B. r. and Jennie Swayne, Cam
den; Mr.. and Mrs. Shane, Misses
Shane, Darby.
Miss Minnie Shay, the noted singing
evangelist, was among the many who
spent Decoration day at the Thelma.
For Sale.-A good working horse;
will be sold cheap. McWilliams &
Tronnem.
Fine shirt waist madras printed with
small figures, l8c. Mech & Co. n
Lawyer Dubois Miller, of German
town, is an Etna guest this week.
E. H. Ryan, of Philadelphia, was a
guest of his son, r. w. Ryan, on
Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. j.. Dampman, OF
Rio Grande, spent last Friday in Wild
wood with relatives. The many friends
of Mrs. Dampman are glad to know
that she has recovered from her recent
serious illness.
C. w. Davis and mother have been
spending a few weeks in their Glen
wood avenue cottage, returning to
Dhilodalnhia this WpQE DurinU their
stay here they entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. w. Gilmore and Miss Jen-
ME Curry.
Mrs. Fannie S. Lane, of Philadel-
phia, has rented the ocean side of the
Gray cottage on Maple avenue and
will occupy it early in June with hel
family.
Geo. A. Wonfor & Son, Photograph.
ers, have opened up the Casino Gallery
and are prepared to do all kinds Of
Photographic work. Call on us. y
Splendid cement and fiagstone side
walks and curblng have taken The
place of sandy, muddy or uneven walks
and wooden curb and our streets art
hard, smooth and clean. Baker Bros.
Mrs. M. H. Lehr and Miss Chris
llId L. JOnlSOu, VI OhPO may NOi'
in Wildwood last Thursday and rented
the John p. Fox cottage on Poplar ave
nue. and will conduct a boarding house
The Misses Bechtel Dare and Phillips
of Rridgeton have been spending some
time in Wildwood as guests of tn,
Hotel Seaside.
On and after the first day of june
[ will sell pure Pocono Mountain Ic'
at twenty cents q hundred.
l.. f. Butts.
w. l.. Wescott, the fruit and produces
dealer has removed his place of business
from the store under Edgeton Inn t.
the new stores being erected under tn
Hotel Aldine.
Widow with child wishes position a
h~ousekeeper. Address W., All Eight
street, Ocean City, NJ
Auctioneer John A. Ackley and fam
ily, of Vineland, have been entertain
ing a number of friends in their Wild
wood cottage the past week. The,
returned to their Vineland home or
Tuesday.
The Wildwood boardwalk is beinj
rapidly torn down and operations vii
begin at once on the new boardwalk
which will be larger and nearer tn
surf.
For Salem county fruit and vegeta
bles go to Stewart Il Jones' Market. \
Through the generosity of real estat
agent John N. Reeve, a great many {
our citizens and visitors on Memoirs
day wore a neat button-hole boquet tie
with the national colors. The gift
were appreciated by every n VIII
received them and were much j
evidence in coat lapels throughout tt