, 1904-05-18
WILDWOOD'S BUDGET

week making preparations 10 open uI
his drug store.
r. P. Summers, of Philadelphia, wal
dow last week at the Oaklyn.
County Clerk Julius Way, of Cour
House, was a visitor on Thursday o
last week.
Chas. D. Ball, of Holmesburg, Pa.
accompanied by his daughter, was
down on Thursday of last week. Mr.
Balls family expect to occupy theil
Glenwood avenue cottage during the
coming summer months.
Mrs. Jennie Cheatwood has been
visiting friends at Ocean City.
Electric light is acknowledged to be
in this age an indispensable luxury and
one of great value to any locality where
used there are no lights superior to
those furnished Wildwood. t
Mems Fine Shoes at Wildwood
Bazaar.
Andrew j. Malin, who has been in
CHARGE of the Wildwood waterworks
since November, 1901, has been trans
ferred by the company to take charge
of the North Springfield water plant
near Pheonixville, Pa. He will leave
this week for his new home.
The Normandie cottage on Cedar
avenue has been rented to w. H. Gerstel
of Altoona, Pa.
Wildwood has churches, places of
amusement and an atmosphere of order
and comfort that is pleasing to the
thousands of visitors to this rapidly
growing resort. Baker Bros. t
Harry S. Amwake, of Camden, has
rented the Butcher cottage on Pine
avenue and is occupying it with his
family.
Miss Gertrude Seeley has been enter
tanning Miss Margaret Clark, of Phila-
delphia, at her fathers cottage on
Wildwood avenue. Miss Seeley also
entertained ov,r Sunday Misses Bessie
Lewis, Lizzie Clark, May Henry, Phila-
delphia high school girls and members
of her Sunday-school class.
Table linen and napkins, remnants,
lace stripe white goods, notions, etc., at
r. w. Ryan's Wildwood Bazaar. Il
DIR. and Mrs. S. M. Wilson, of Bird
geton, were in Wildwood last Friday
inspecting the Improvements being
made to their cottage on Oak
Splendid cement and flagstone side
Walko dDQ CulOl1k nave ldhCh H
place of sandy, muddy or uneven walks
and wooden curb and our streets are
hard, smooth and clean. Baker Bros
Brakeman r. K. Flitcraft exchanged
places with the brakeman on the main
line on Monday morning and made a
trip to Camden IN the ninety minute
flyer.
Among the guests at Willard Hall
the past week have been Charlotte b..
Blinkhorn, Josephine Rudolph, Laura
Rhoads, Miss M. f. Carroll, Samuel
Smith, It. j.. Lukins, Philadelphia;
F. Page Siebert, Hagerstown. Md;
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Rice, Wildwood;
Miss Edna Mayhem, Pittsgrove; Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Jones and daugh-
ter, Chester, Pa.
Mrs. G. V. Whitaker has been on the
sick list this week.
Next Sunday night at the Baptist
church Pastor Hand will preach a ser
mon to the Board of Education, school
and all interested in school work.
G. w. Deter, district representative
of the International Correspondence
Schools of Scranton, Pa, is giving a
free exhibit for a short time at the Mis-
SEES Boone's old stand on Pacific avenue
Everybody is invited to call and ex-
anime the courses of study, particularly
carpenters and building tradesmen to
investigate the merits of the building
contractors course. The exhibit Will
be here for only a day or two longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wade were
down in their cottage over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Thompson, of
Philadelphia have feen spending some
time in their cottage at Pine and Pacific
avenues and have beed entertaining
Miss English.
Among Hotel Dayton guests the past
week have been M. e. Smith, Laylnla
Smith, G. H. Marley, Chas. D. Ball,
Miss Clara q. Ball, g. P. Hendrickson,
A. B. Wainwright, DIR. q. Hopper,
DR.. Louis r. Harley, Francis l.. Har-
ley, j. E. Hamilton, j. G. Hamilton,
James J. Madden, Chas. S. Livezey,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Asbury, Harry ID.
Platt, Philadelphia; Edward A. Daw,
Mrs. Emma Daw, Miss Cecilia DaW,
s. T. Hamberg, James r. Clay, Joseph
H. Hall, Camden; DR.. Julius Way,
Court House; Arthur r. Drake, Lans-
dale, Pa; John T. Hancock, Cape May;
3. r. Matlack, Moorestown.
James Spencer, manager of Bakers
Auditorium is very busy attending to
the hanging of the scenery which we
are told will be very elaborate, Mr..
Baker will have when completed one
Of the contest play houses in the state OF
New Jersey.
A meeting will be held in the Wild
wood borough hall next Monday night
for the purpose of forming a Grand
Army Post. All old soldiers of the
Civil War are invited to be present.
George Tresher, of Ohio, visited his
son in Wildwood this week, attending
to business in Baltimore and Washing
ton also.
A Lesson in Health.