, 1904-08-17

1oe BASAoA( thS
bridge and sound presents these mid
summer days. Hundreds of people
daily come and go from these points
of interest, by way of the convenient
trolley. Fishing parties flom the
various hotels are becoming so m
Gus that the supply of boats is oft
times severely taxed. 1t is the safest
plan to always secure your boats in adj
vance. Several days of last week
many parties could not be Accommodated
the demand was SO great. Grabbing
has slightly improved in the last week
but fishing is very unsatisfactory.
The Ottens buffet, end of board walk.
Concert every evening.
Where shall | go tonight? For a re-
view of the attractions of the week
examine the JOURNALS Amusement
Column.
DR.. Burdats and family of Wheeling,
Va, are numbered among those sum-
mering at the Centre House for the en-
tire season..
The progressive euchre given in the
spacious parlor of the Colonial Hotel
was an interesting social function.
The prize winners were: Ladies'
Miss Reta ~Geisenberger, one dozen
claret glasses; Miss Anna Smith, Mrs.
Rosenthal, Miss Hazlett and Mrs. w.
G. Brown (consolation): Gentlemen
Samuel Eakins, Mrs. Joseph Geisen-
berger, H. l.. Snyder, &. w. Craythorn,
Miss Olivia Broomall (consolation).
Joseph Geisenberger, w. p. Buchanan
entertained the ladies at lunch at the
Ruric after the performance.
John B. Conger, a cousin ofthe Hon.
John B. Conger, United States Minis
ter to China during the boxer outbreak,
is among the distinguished guests at
the Colonial Hotel. Mr.. Conger is a
genial gentleman and is accompanied
by his beautiful and accomplished
wife. Mrs. Conger is a New York
woman and popular in the social
circles of the great metropolis.
Miss Edna Barnett spent the first
part of last week with friends in Cape
May.
A bus load of friends from this place
sprung a very pleasant surprise on Boyd
Mcpherson, of Fishing Creek one
night last week in honor of his six
tenth birthday.
f. A. Breck's cottages ON Andrew
avenue are popular this summer, hav-
ing every apartment almost contin-
uously occupied since about the middle
of July. All of them are engaged I'M
til well into September. Among the
most recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
Cramp, Tioga; Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Uric,
Washington VanDusen and family,
Charles b. Keen and family, Daniel
Meiklejohn and family, Miss Christina
Cameron and friends, Philadelphia;
G. M. Wells and family, Rutledge, Pa;
Loyal E. Woodwork and family, Bala,
Pa; Prof. White and family, Trenton.
Washington Van Dusen, the artist
and author, who is sojourning in Breck's
Tower Villa, has a beautiful poem in
the August number of Book News.
Earl b. Craig, a student of the
H%ahnemann Medical College, of Phila-
delphia, is spending the summer season
at the Centre House and is making
himself popular.
e. w. Measey and f. A. Measey, of
MoorestoWn, were guests of the Centre
House on Sunday. The Messrs. Mea-
sey have been steady visitors to this
resort for several years.
Where shall | go tonight? For a re-
view of the attractions of the week
examine the JOURNALS Amusement
Column.
G. w. Swope, a retired merchant of
Camden, with his son returned to their
home on Monday after spending a de-
lightful ten days vacation at the
Barker House.
VIM Rutherford and wife, ofCamden,
are registered at the Barker House for
a two weeks %sojourn.
A party made up of r.. G. Gallager
and j. Cannon DuBosq, of Camden
and f. B. Morton, of Burlington have
been spending an enjoyable time at the
Barker House. All are enthusiastic
fishermen.
az had diabetes in its worst FORM"
writes: Marion Lee of Dunreath, Ind.
II tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure made me a well man." 1t is u
medicine free from poisons and will
cure any case of kidney disease that is
not beyond the reach of medicine. For
sale by Cohen Bros, Wildwood and
Holly Beach.
Harry d. Struck, of Philadelphia,
a guest of the Beachwood, met with a
painful experience while in bathing on
Wednesday. A friendly crab whose
exhuberanJ spirits overcame its discre-
alton grabbed Mr.. Struck by the tee,
none to gently, causing this gentleman
to step about pretty lively. The crab
left a deep cash in the toe, but will
never bite another. The hot summer
sun shall bleach its very shell in punish
ment for unmannerly conduct.