, 1904-07-13
THE LIFE IN
BUSY ANCLESEA
Many Prominent Quests at Our
Hotels
Mace,s Amusement Pavilion and Bow
ling Alleys Will Open ON July
the Sixteenth

IOT IIlG ASI1iCllC DdHC al tiuO Vi -
adelphia, is being entertained by Col.
George Ent. at the Hotel Germantown
and the big fellow takes delight in the
fishing here. He says it is "simply
fine.u and that black bass are biting
faster than he can pull them in. On
his trip Monday Rube caught eighteen
weak fish averaging five pounds each.
Other guests at the Hotel Germantown
include Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kreis, of
Philadelphia, and Prof. G. Il. Odhner,
of Bryn Hathwyn Academy.
Camden visitors include NJ. ID. Mid
dleton, foreman Truck No. 3; w. Z.
Horner, Sergeant of Police third dis
trict; Frank Matlack, patrolman in
second district; Napoleon Moin, of the
lunch cafe and Charles &. Baker, jani-
tor of the public school, who were here
on Monday fishing, and each and every
one went home with a basket of choice
specimens. So elated were the boys
with their large catches that they
visited friends in Wildwood and Holly
Beach and made merry. 1t was a
good days outing and every one had a
grand time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss, of philadelphia,
are spending some time at this resort.
They have just returned from a tour
through Germany.
Emerson Sherwood and William
Downs, of Elmer, spent Sunday at this
resort.
John Standring and Mr.. Stewart, of
Philadelphia, are guests of the Here
ford Hotel. Both are employed in the
U. S. Mint at Philadelphia.
John Higgins, T. N. Hogan and
John Watson, of Wayne, Pa. are stop
ping at the Hereford House for an in
definite stay.
Do not imagine that the price of lots
in Wildwood today represents any
thing like what their value will be in a
few years. We say this from observa-
lion of other successful seaside resorts.
Baker Bros.
John Higgins and f. r. Hogan, of
Wayne; r. G. Smith, of Villanova.
Pa, and John Cutler, of Collingswood,
Nj, are registered at the Hotel Royal.
Among the recent guests who regis
tered at the Lynwood have been Mrs.
U. johnson and wife, G.. johnson, of
Ocean City; W. ID. Larsen, N. Hubble
and family, of Philadel phia; Susie
Lloyd, of Millville, and Anna Wes-
colt, of Camden.
II. H. Beader and Hon. f. G. Bar
rett, OF Mays Landing, are stopping at
the Hereford Hotel.
Proprietor Mace, of the Hotel ROYAL.
has been frequently congratulated by
guests on b numerous improvements
which have been made to the hotel
curing the early spring. Every room
has been newly furnished throughout.
new bowling alleys constructed and
new pool and billiard tables placed in
position. Chief Clerk William Turner
n q all guests in a kid glove
manner and is making himself popu-
lar.
Prominent among the thrifty wes-
tern Pennsylvanians sojourniug here
are John f. Mills, proprietor of The
Mills Hotel, Pittsburg, Pa; William
Pollett, his chief clerk; Buck Cyphers.
Of Cyphers' Hotel; Robert Stanhope'
Iiveryman; Fred. Kitchner, all of the
East End, Pittsburg, and Charles Mil
Ter, of Williamsburgh, Pa. The six
gentleman are quartered at the Walnut
Avenue House. The jolly party is
credited with a catch of drum fish
which surprised the oldest inhabitant.
Tony Murphy, of D~ougherty's cafe.
accompanied the gentlemen on their
fishing trip. Mr.. Murphy was for
merry in the employ of Mr.. Mills.
The traction company have a force of
mel at work clearing their tracts of
weeds ana grass. 1t adds doubly to
the beauty of Pennsylvania Venue
Hardly a day goes by but what some
large catches of fish are reported. 1t
Is an unusua occurrence for a boat to
come back from the fishing banks
Without a goodly number of fish.
Infants and children's white dresses
OF lawn and nainsook, trimmed with
embroidery and lace, 25c up, at Mech
d Co.'S. :
Lewis Simon, a leading tailor of
Philadelphia, and John Brown of the
a water department, are guests at the
Walnut Avenue House, and are enioy-
ing h fishing immensely. Frank
Pancoast is teaching his PHILADELPHIA
colleagues the art of hauling in " big
drum fish.
The Five Mile Beach Lumber Com.
pany is furnishing lumber and mater.
lal for DIR. Fleming's cottage and also
for the Peterson house in North Wild.
wood. w. e. Yong has also given
the same company orders for materia
to be used in the alterations he is max.
ing.