, 1904-06-29
Wildwood Budget
Continued from Page 1

w. f. Wlngert, a handsome fhlia-
delphian, is at the Hotel Ruric for the
season.
Samuel w. Eckert. of Philadelphia,
is summering here.
Pa. with his family are pleasantly To-
Gated in their Oak emu cottage.
Miss Viola Regain, of Germantown,
is enjoying life at the Ivy cottage.
Miss Naomi G. Hamilton, of Phila-
delphia, was among the Sunday visi-
tors at Severn Hall.
Joseph Bird, an extensive building
operator in Philadelphia, registered at
the Hotel Ruric OH Sunday.
William Lining, a retired Philadel-
mia oyster merchant, arrived here Sat
nrday morning and registered at the
Hotel Ruric. The same afternoon he
began angling from the Casino pier and
in an hour he caught two large drum
fish weighing fifty-one and forty-five
pounds respectively. MIR. Lining is
an enthusiast at fishing and has a record
of catching sixty-siX sheepshead in one
day at Coronado, Florida. he has
fished from the Gulf Goa to the Great
1dheS duu HULL Liz
Pacific.
Now is the ideal time to secure a
photograph of Your house. Wonfo d
Son, at the Casino, are prepared to do
the work with TIL. latest and most up
to-date equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Wilkinson, the
former a leading furniture manufacturer
are pleasantly located at the Sheldon.
MI. and Mrs. Clement Remington,
David f. Gcodbread, Miss M. Brown,
Miss M. o. Sufert and Il. ii. Scarbor-
ough, of Philadelphia, are stopping at
Hotel Dayton.
Money to loan on first mortgage.
Apply to w. e. Zeller, I'll Drexel
Building, Philadelphia.
John A. Hisey, a well known travel
ing man, accompanied by his estlmable
wife and handsome boy, Master j.
Allen Hisey, are guests at the Dayton
and are perfectly charmed with the
beauties of Wildwood.
Thomas Jeffrey and family, of Mill
Vile. are summering in a Pine avenue
cottage.
Children's dresses in blue and OK
blood chambray, trimmed with white
bands, Toe, at Mech q Co.'S.
At Willard Hall have been registered
Mrs. Margaret Gotten, L.. Wireback,
James ID. Winchell, E. b. West, M.
w. Collet, Charles %Jannette, John
Fozzard, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
f. l.. Gall, Washington, ID. G.
For Salem county fruit and vegeta-
II H.. 80 - C+oxyorf 4, Inpost Morknt X
The friends of Mayor Latimer r.
Baker will be glad to learn that his ill
ness during the past week has taken a
most favorable turn and that his ulti-
mate recovery is only a question of
time.
A fire broke out at the Hotel Bar
tram on Cedar avenue a few minutes
before nine o'clock on Wednesday eve
ming of this week and vas extinguished
by ex-senator Philip P. Baker with a
hand fire apparatus before the firemen
arrived. The blaze broke Il in the
rear room of the basement occupied by
a colored man employed in the hotel,
and a suit case and some clothing be-
longing to him was burned The dam
age to the building was very slight.
An examination of the room by the
firemen led them to believe that the
flames originated from a tobacco pipe
found in the room. The fire caused
quite a commotion and a large crowd
of people assembled in the vicinity.
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.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. M. Taylor, of
Philadelphia, are enjoying seashore life
at Severn Hall. DR.. Taylor will remain
for the summer and has opened a den
fal office owe Davis drug store.
DIR. ]. Howard Beck, one of Phila-
delphia's leading medical specialists,
was a guest of Mayor Baker during the
week.
J. Addison Eberle, a we'll known CO.
lnmbia avenue, Philadelphia, druggist,
Is with his family enjoying cottage life
here.
Splendid cement and f1agstone side
! walks and curblng have taken the
place of sandy, muddy or uneven walks
and wooden curb and our streets are
hard, smooth and clean. Baker Bros.t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kenning, of Ger
mantown; A. Eugene Kelly, Mr.. and
MIS-. John r. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Lloyd, of Philadelphia, are late
arrivals at the Seaside.
i For Rent.-At Wildwood, furnished
&oasement Oflarge cottage, to small adult