, 1904-08-24
BEACH GREETS
MIDSUMMER VISITORS
The Season is at Its Height
A Column of News and Person
ais Written For Your
PeruSal

apartments at the fashionable Glad
stone. Mr.. Webb is n of the most
distinguished guests in Holly Beach
and is an entertainer of the Western
type. He is a master of the Queens
English, and his friends are legion.
Miss Jennie Grosscup, of Reading,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Harry Bright for
two weeks at "Castlereagh."
DR.. G. B. M. Adams will take a fort
nights vacation beginning September
l. He will take in the st. Louis EX-
position from centre to circumference
and visit the great south.
Seward Sheppard, a leading grocer
of Millville, with his wife and family,
are enjoying life in a Rio Grande We
nue. cottage.
Eugene Albert, a South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, violin manufacturer, and
William Bennett, are down for a two
weeks stay at the Philadelphia House.
New lot Mems fine Shirts Soc, 75c.,
81 at Wildwood Bazaar.
Gus and Edward Schlichting, sons
of the proprietor of the Philadelphia
House, are here for the season.
S. Bradley and family. Miss e. D..
Hoge, and Miss A. M. Bradley, all of
Wheeling, w. Va, are stopping at the
Centre House and enjoying the
pleasures of seashore life.
B. S. Allison, a lawyer of Wheeling,
w. Va, accompanied by his wife,
daughter and Miss E. M. Tice are
pleasantly quartered at the Centre
House for the remainder of August.
Sewerage at "a seaside city is a very
important feature. Our perfect system
of sewerage makes Wildwood a most
desirable place. Baker Bros. t
A party composed of Mrs. j. Schwab,
Mrs. j. Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. d. We'd
more are stopping at the Centre House
for an indefinite vacation by the shore.
G. F. Nun, a Philadelphia druggist,
with his wife and child are located at
the Centre House for the remainder of
August.
VIM. Goetz, Gertrude Haywood,
Mary e.. Hampton and o. l.. Meyer
compose a party stopping at the Centre
House.
Beautiful souvenir china and novel
ties; also souvenir photo views at
Mech & Co.'S. \
Launch and yachting parties to and
from Cape May will never cease to be
one of the most pleasant summer out
ing trips from the island. The pleas
ant ride, the cool in%vigorating sea
breeze and the slight Jingle of adven-
turous spirit, inasmuch as you might
ground on a sand bar makes this a
particularly fascinating trip. The
comfortable launches which ply regu-
larly between the two resorts are gen.
orally comfortably filled with jolly
sightseers.
Rio Grande venue is in elegant con
dition. The gravel has packed nicely,
making a hard smooth road bed
Quite a number of automobiles daily
spin down the venue and across the
county bridge to the Cape May county
road. Here the riding is grand all O.
the way from Atlantic City to Cape
May and the enthusiastic autoist can
ride to his hearts content. Not only
the autoist takes advantage of the fine
roads but the hack, the straw ride and
tallyho parties are proving very pop.
ular. Hardly a day passes but that
several jolly parties take a pleasant
trip to Cape May or Sewell's Point.
Souvenir post cards of Holly Beach
Wildwood and Anglesea at Mech &
Co.'S. II
There are grabbing parties galore
these days and the sounds present q
gala appearance with the dozens OF
boats scattered here, there and every.
where. The season is at its topmost
heighth and there are not enough small
boats to accommodate the crowds who
would like to use them. 1t is a ease of
first come first served" Still the fish.
ing continues poor and the grabbing
only fair, but We summer visitor is sat
1sfled with even thiS-the novelty. the
coat of sunburn and the water.
Trenton is represented at the Centre
House by Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Keppart
and j. Ridgway, who are spending
their vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Boulmer, of Phila.
delphia, are visiting Mrs. Boulmer's
father at the cottage of the latter on
Garfield enu
We offer choice cottage, hotel and
business locations for sale at moderate
prices. Baker Bros, Wildwood: OF
III Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia. \
Eckford Felsburg, the genial clerk OF
the Philadelphia House, is making
friends daily by his courteous treat
ment of guests.
w. H.. Walton, of the firm of Mer-
chant q Co., Philadelphia, for the past
thirty years, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
Z. M. Bergen, cottagers.
James r. Bergen, a prominent citi-
zen and leading Democrat, of Mercer
county, N. j., is visiting his nephew,
w. 6. Bergen.
Mrs. Frank Morse and Miss r. Rich
ards, of Philadelphia, have been spend
ing sometime here.