, 1904-07-27
GAY, LAUGHING,
JOYOUS WILDWOOD
The Moving Throng Viewed and
Reviewed
The Weeks Record of What is
Going On About Town. Notes
About WiIdyyood'S Guests
and Residents

The family of DR.. George ID. Wood
ward, of Camden, are in their Pine
avenue cottage to remain until the
middle of September.
Court Crier II. Bradford Murray, of
the Criminal Courts of Philadelphia,
came down on Saturday with his FAM
lily, and is occupying the same cottage
this season as last, the BuZZard on Pine
avenue. where they will remain until
September 10. This is Mr.. Murray's
fifth year as a cottager at this resort
and he says 10 seaside resort "a COM
pare for beauty with Wildwood, the
beach and bathing being the finest on
the coast.
William Albert, and his beautiful
bride, of Philadelphia, are spending a
portion of their honeymoon at the
Lyndhurst.
Sergeant Daniel McCluskey, of the
Thirty-third police district, of Phila-
delphia; Thomas Jennings, in charge
of the Sherif7s van, and John Voigt, a
post office clerk, enjoyed a recent visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Dickey, and
their daughter, Margaret; Victor a.
de la cova and George Antrim, son of
the popular ~authoress, are enjoying life
at Edgeton Inn.
p. j. Rider, a prominent business
man of N~orristown, with a party of
fourteen of his fellow toWnsmen, are at
the Dayton for one week.
Charles Phanmbers and a party of
sever prominent Philadelphians, men,
bers of Mt. Moriah Lodge, Knights
Templar, spent Sunday at the Hotel
Ruric.
Bathing suits, bathing slippers, bath
ing caps and hats at Mech & Co.'S.
Patrick Gibbons, a wealthy citizen
of Philadelphia, is enjoying life at a
leading hotel.
w. G.. Bergen, the Southern repre-
sentative of the Home Rubber Com
pany, of Trenton, with his family, is
occupying a cottage here. Mr.. Bergen
Is an expert shuttle board player and
on Saturday, beat julius Rauch, the
champion of Holly Beach, two straight
games, the score standing q to Is.
Councilman Smith, ofthe First ward,
Philadelphia, was an over Sunday
visitor at this popular resort.
AT many seashore places cistern wa
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artesian wells furnish an abundant sup
ply of the purest water for household
use and fire protection. Baker Bros.
Lewis Jagnlfen and George j.
Wacker, of Elizabeth, N. J.. were the
quests Tor ten days, of their cousin,
Ruric n. Adams, at the Hotel Ruric.
The two gentlemen were charmed with
Wildwood. Mr.. Wacker is a hotel
EpnnnP odd niaIyaA - -, n,wI+
and left in Wildwood.
Cornelius NJ. Bergen, superintendent
of Merchant q Co.'S smelling and re-
filming department for the past twenty
three years, is enjoying cottage life
here with his family.
Rev. J. Ward Clark and Mrs. Clark.
of Cedarville; Mrs. A Hickson, of New
York City; George +. Moore and John
Earl, of Cedaryille, are stopping at the
Aberdeen.
John and Benjamin Hand, of Wash
ington, ID. C., are summering at the
Oaklyn.
w. b. Hornberger, of the circulation
department of the North American.
accompanied by his wife; A. II. Rae
ger, of the same office, and Mrs. Rae
ger, are sojourning at the Bartram.
T. a. Mcguire, a well known Phila-
delphia merchant, his wife and two
interesting children, are spending the
summer in a pretty Oak avenue cot
tage.
DR.. J. Taylor Savory and a party of
four Philadelphlans; lawyer NJ. +.
Donoghue, Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Reed.
Phi ip Reed and family, are among
the Dayton's guests, who are ENJOYING
a ten days sojourn.
The county bridge and turnpike to
the mainland brings to our doors at
lowest possible cost an abundance of
fresh milk, fruits and vegetables, which
will be a great advantage K
Albert G. Burger, a Front street hat
ter, accompanied by his wife and fam
lily, is enjoying a fortnight's sojourn at
the Thelma.
Capt. Edgar Brown, of Oak and
Pacific avenues, during the severe rain
storm of Monday, laid a flag tone
crossing in front of his property. 1t
was a clever move and one that should
be adopted by property owners gen.
orally during the wet and muddy sea-
son.
DIR. L. s. Dunning, of Philadelphia,
Is spending the summer again in
Wildwood, and has opened his office
in The Pines, conducted by Mrs.
Richards, where he was located last
year. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Dunning and daughters.
Miss Susie Campbell, of Port Norris.
N. j., and Miss Minnie Tumey. of