, 1904-06-08
WILDWOOD'S BUDGET
THOSE WHO COME AND GO
Items Of "a Personal Nature Concerning
the Many People Who Are In
terested In wildwood

taken possession of their cottage, al
Poplar and Pacific avenues, for the
summer.
Contractor Robert Wright is erecting
a cottage on Glen wood avenue, between
Pacific avenue and the beach. for Mis-
SEES Elizabeth and Lydia S. Mccoy, OF
West Philadelphia.
Stephen Durfee, a retired business
man from Millville, is down for the
summer with his family in their Pine
avenue cottage.
William Jordan and family, of Phil
adelphia, nave taken possession OF their
Atlantic avenue cottage for the season.
Electric light is acknowledged TO be
in this age an indispensable luxury and
one of great value to any LOCALITY wnere
used there are no lights superior to
those furnished Wildwood. I
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newcomb spent
Sunday at Vineland and Millville.
During the extremely hot weather of
the first part of this week numerous
bathers took a dip in the ocean.
J.. X. Tresher is having a large addi-
ton built on the rear Ofthe HGtna.
Harry NJ. Hannah has opened his
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the Pettibone building adjoining the
post office.
A pool room and cigar store has open
ed in one of the new stores under the
Aldine Hotel.
Fancy belts and neck veal at Mech
a. Co.'S.
On Tuesday evening Mrs.T. &. Ham
ilton and her pupils gave a musical
concert at the Wildwood Casino. An
attentive audience listened tn the inter
esting program. At the conclusion of
the concert the floor was cleared and
a dance given.
Howard r. Buck, of Belmont, Mon
mouth county spent Sunday, with his
parents. Mr.. Buck is interested in a
fish pound at that place.
Samuel Hitchner, cashier of the
Bridgeton Bank, was a Wildwood
visitor on Sunday.
Beginning Saturday, June II, all low
er- of good ice cream and confectionery
can be accommodated hy Mr.. Kemper
on Cedar avenue, who kept the little
corner last summer.
A fine set of souvenir postal cards is
being offered for sale at the Wildwood
Bazaar. There are about ten different
views in the collection, some of them
finished in beautiful colors.
-ph~~esu .~llAy- -aad - the 9shia~
grounds and for excursion parties on
the island is an attraction that will be
appreciated and will have a marked
effect on the price of property. Baker
Bros.
Professor j. Warren Lloyd, who
taught school at Wenonah during the
past year, has his family at South Sea-
vile for the summer. Mr.. Lloyd has
been engaged as clerk again at Hotel
Dayton. AT the close of the season he
will go to Elmer for the coming school
year, having been elected principal of
The public schools there with five or
six teachers under him. He will go on
duty at the Dayton next week.
A cafe has been opened in the base
ment of Hotel Seaside.
The Bartram is under the hands of
carpenter and painter, being frightened
and repaired for the summer season.
Work has begun on the new board
walk. The piling have been carted to
the beach and are now being driven.
Baker Bros. awarded the contract for
the building of the new walk to Joseph
N. Costill.
q. Taddie has opened a fruit and
vegetable stand in the Ryan block
store lately vacated by G. w. Pettibone.
Jeweler w. G. ODER has opened for
business in one of the Edgeton Inn
stores.
New lot Mems fine Shirts 5Oc., roc,
81 at Wildwood Bazaar. n
Mrs. Thomas Rose and family arri-
we'd this morning to remain for the
summer, taking Louis II. Elliott's cot
tage on Maple avenue again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Sweeten, OF
Camden, who spent the winter in
Florida, have taken possession of theil
Poplar avenue cottage for the summer
For Salem county fruit and vegeta
bles go to Stewart q Jones' Market. n
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals
the past week have been G. S. Shoe
maker, Harry H. Platt and wife, w
IL. Shreve, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Church
Mary V. DuQuesne, II. Rosenthal ano
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Doyle, @. E
Lincoln, Philadelphia; w. w. McNieI
and wife, Altoona, Pa; f. Sutton.
H~addonfield; Philip p. Baker, j. N,
Tomlinson, John A. Ackley, Vineland
James r. Hoagland, ESQ.,, Bridgeton;
Mrs. John Brady, Miss Stewart, Har
risburg; Rev. a. w. Hand, Wildwood;
Rev. Alex w. Rogers, ID. D., Paterson;
j. Openshaw, Chestnut Hill, Pa; w.
H. Randel, New York; G.. CARL, Cam
den; z. j. Brennan, Pittsburg, Pa.
During the summer kidney irregu-
larities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. Attend
to the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure. Sold by Cohen Bros,
Wildwood and Holly Beach.