, 1904-08-03
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

John Bonner, of West Philadelphia
his sister, Miss Anna Bonner, and Mrs
Bonner are at the Ivy Cottage.
Kingston Stanley Goddard, leader OF
the Wildwood Scrap Iron Band, is en-
joying a short stay at the Bartram.
Where shall | go tonight? For a re
view of the attractions of the weel
examine the JOURNALS Amusement
Column.
Benjamin Lawton, Councilman o
the Fifth Ward, Camden. and H. r
Davis of the Select Council of Chester,
Pa, are stopping at the Bartram. Botf
gentlemen were guests of Judge Harri
son II. Voorhees, ON Tuesday. They
are delighted with Wildwood's charms
Miss Margaret Mullen and Mr.
Frank Shaw, of Camden, Mr.. and Mr.,
NJ. H. Robinson and her two lovely
daughters; Misses Margaret and Mamie,
of Bridgeton, N. j., Mrs. John Robin
son and two children, of Royersford
Pa, are at the Thelma. Lawyer Jules
e. Pereyra, of Philadelphia, is down
for a fishing trip with J.. c. Sites and
Robert Boyd.
Dishes, glassware, toilet sets, ETC.,
suitable for hotel and boarding house
use al Mech d Co.'s.
w. H. Mcclure, who has been en-
gagged as a detective for the summer by
the authorities here, is making hosts of
friends by his gentlemanly manners.
Mr.. Mcclure for seven years was chief
of police of Seabright, New Jersey, and
was never known to lock an individual
up only as a last resort. 'DiscretiOn IS
the better part of valor"is his motto but
when once a creature disturbs his limit
then forbearance with him ceases to be
a virtue.
Souvenir postal cards of Wildwood,
II varieties; for sale at Ryan's Bazaar. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hansell, are
entertaining their two nleces from Phil
adelphia, the Misses Ida and Ida Gray
for two weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Kaufman and
daughter, of Millville, are sojourning at
the Atlantic Cottage for two weeks.
Other guests spending the month of
August includes Mrs. q. Cridland and
son, of Fernwood, Delaware Co., Pa,
and Mr., and Mrs. William Scott, of
Philadelphia.
Ladies' and children's bathing suits
at Mech 4 Co.'S.
William L. Garrison, the contractor.
has begun to erect a fine cottage for A.
J. Dever, of Philadelphia, on Atlantic
avenue, on lots adjoining his brother
f. Dever's cottage. The plans
were drawn by G. e. Schermerhorn.
the Philadelphia architect.
A trust company is being organized
in Vineland and a number of Wild
wood people have subscribed for stock.
The officials of the Vineland National
Bank are back of the project.
Mrs. Viola Gilbert, an evangelist,
and seer, of New York City, is
occupying a booth on the Wildwood
pier where she is prepared
to read character. She comes
recommended az a gifted Phre-
nologist and Physiognomist, and a
reader of character.
Don't forget Ackley's Grand Com
bination Sale of real estate, to be held
at Wildwood, or Monday, August Is,
1904. See big advertisement in this
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Among the Willard Hall guests have
oeen John Meehan, Alice r. Mcclure,
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. S. w. Gadd and
Mrs. J. Hudson, Miss l.. Nor
lis, Miss r. J. Norris, Miss M. e. Bur-
lett, Geo. Addy and wife, A. NJ.
griffith, Philadelphia; G. b. Wright
and wife, New York; Bedford A. Lore,
Miss Franks, Camden;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Christy, Il. X.
and wife, Millville; Miss
Platt, Camden.
Sewerage at a seaside city is a very
important feature. Our perfect system
Of sewerage makes Wildwood a most
desirable place. Baker Bros. +