, 1904-04-13
WILLOW GOODS BUDGET

n SauCuS vi lUt DtIlOCTdtlc VOTERS OF
Wildwood was held in the borough hall
on Monday evening and Philip p.
was elected a delegate to attend
the Democratic State Convention to be
held at Trenton on Thursday, April IA,
1904, uninstructed. DR.. Cohen, Chas. H.
Simmerman and e. g. Slaughter were
elected delegates to represent Wildwood
at a county convention to be held at
Court House on Thursday, April IA, for
the purpose of revising the rules of the
Democratic party. Samuel A. Corle
was appointed as a committee of one to
fill vacancies; E. G. Slaughter was
chairman of the meeting and Carl L..
Siebert was secretary.
| wish to announce that / am pre-
pared to do dressmaking at my home,
Maple avenue, Wildwood, N. J. Miss
M. H. Mats.
John n. Reeve, Clayton Lowe, f. ID.
Schell and r. Penn Smith drove to
Palermo on Monday evening and Wis
tied Etna Council, Jr. o. U. A. M. Mr..
Reeve presented the Council with a
large American flag. At Court House
the farty hired a double team and a
rubber tired wagon and drove the bal
ance of the distance in fine style.
New line Summer Dress Goods at
Wildwood Bazaar. 4
A meeting of the Five M lie Beach
Alumni Association was held on Mon
day evening at the residence of Wash
ington Hilton. A committee was APP
pointed to select a date and arrange for
their annual banquet. The association
is composed of the graduates of the pub
lie schools of the island.
Mems Gaps, Spring Styles, 25c. and
soc. at Wildwood Bazaar. \
Carl l.. Siebert made a business trip
to Camden on Monday. He is building
a large abattoir for Edward Schlorer at
9Th and Chestnut streets, Camden.
Benjamin f. Lee, who has clerked in
the freight office at Wildwood for the
past yeat or two, has gone to Glassboro,
where he is on duty at nights for the
railroad company. Lewis Eldredge,
who has been stationed at Glassboro,
has taken Mr.. Lees place here. Mr..
Eldredge is a cousin of station agent
Eldredge.
Wildwood has good railroad service
throughout the year. During the sum
mer season it has the best train service
the Pennsylvania Railroad is able to
give, which the travelling public knows
is excellent.
lip p. Baker was in New York on
business on Tuesday of this week.
Beginning Saturday, Apr. 2, Math-
photo. gallery will be open daily.*
Benz. e. Harris, of Salem, one of the
owners of the Wildwood Casino. was
down this week.
New lot Mems fine Shirts Soc, 75c
81 at Wildwood Bazaar. n
Rev. Kittredge Wheeler, pastor of a
Baptist church in Camden, spent Tues
day and Wednesday here looking over
the island. He rented Station Agent
Eldredge's cottage on GlenWood avenue
for the season and will bring his family
down next week for the summer. This
vas his first trip here. Mr.. Wheeler
was originally from Connecticut but
for the past ten years has been located
in Chicago, coming to Camden last
Trimmed and ready to wear hats,
also shapes and materials for trimming
in the new spring styles at Mech &Co.'s.
George K. Mcknight, of West Phil
adelphia, was a visitor a few days ago.
The steam dredge and digger arrived
a week ago and will commence the fill
ing in of the meadow lots for Baker
Bros, in a few days.
Contractor Norton's men are rushing
the new building for Plumber 9. w.
Pettibone on Wildwood avenue, which
was raised this week. The building is
located next to the post office building
and MI. Pettibone bought the lot of
George NJ. Hull, paying 81 900 for it.
Geo. H. Wonfor q Son announce that
they will reopen the Casino photograph
gallery on Saturday, May 28th.
Large assortment Summer Dress
Goods at Wildwood Bazaar.
Real Estate Agent John n. Reeve
reports the renting of the Poplars to
Mrs. Mcknight, of Philadelphia, and
the Bateman cottage on Magnolia
avenue to Hiram T. Parker, of German
town.
Mrs. M. B. Severn spent Wednesday
at Rio Grande visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. s. j. Dampman, who is i'll.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals
the past week have been r. n. Adams,
WILDWOOD; Martha Marquiz, Mrs. VIM.
Keller, Frank Muller, Frank G. En-
glish, Miss Lizzie English, Dorning
Walker, Clement G. Love, s. r. Mat
lack, Rev. and Mrs. F. Elwood Raub,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Tur-
ley, J. w. Croft, s. g. Croft, ;. ii.
Croft, Mrs. H. Croft, Miss e. Croft,
Esther Croft, G. Carl Croft, DIR. George
D. Woodward, Helen Wood ward, Har-
old and Laura Woodward, Camden
Charles T. Campbell, John j. Ratty'
Jr., Cape May; j. N. Tomlinson, Vine
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram L. Parker
Germantown.
The new bridge and turnpike to the
mainland will bring to our doors al
lowest possible cost an abundance O
fresh milk, fruits and vegetables, which
will be a great advantage
The west side of E. H. Peterson's
Maple avenue apartment house hal
been rented to Mrs. John Scott. The
east side to Mrs. Campbell, and the
ground floor to Mrs. Edwards. All
were Philadelnhians