, 1905-08-23

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restful s%ojourn at the Dayton.
Mr.. J. II. Dugan, Miss Marian Ben
ner, Miss Ethel Dugan, Miss Louise
Smith and Walter Duean, form a
pleasant party of visitors at the
Dayton.
Charles S. Amwake, an old time
athlete and clubman, of Philadelphia,
and now an attache of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, is enjoying
a brief visit here.
Capt. John G. Muir, of the United
States Marine Corps, has joined his
family at the Dayton. Miss Edna
A. Muir, his daughter, and the Misses
Florence f. and Mabel f. Muir, OF
East Orange, N. j., form a trio of jolly
girls sojourning here.
For Sale-A 2-horse Mianus gasoline
engine in good order, shaft propeller and
all fittings. Price sos. Apply toShivers
Bros, Anglesea, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Class and
family, are at the Dayton for the re-
mainder of the season.. Mr.. Gass is
the Parkersburg, West Virginia, repre-
sentative of Young, Smyth, Field "
Co., of Philadelphia.
J. Sing and Robert Mccoy, of Vine
land, were among the Sunday visitors.
S. McElroy, an attache of Masonic
Temple, Philadelphia, was a guest of
r. N. Adams during the week.
Otto Eisenlohr, a Leading cigar manu-
facturer, of Philadelphia, spent Sun
day at the Dayton. Miss Flora Althea
Reel, a charming Philadelphia girl, is
a guest of her brother, George II.
Reel, at the Dayton.
VIM. b. Colsey, and Miss Minnie G.
Cole, of Camden; Miss Agnes Haggerty
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brooks. Of
Philadelphia, are pleasantly located al
the Atlantic cottage.
For Sale Cheap-Three burner OF
stove and very good range stove. APP
ply at Abbey cottage basement.
VIM. Marks, of Marks Bros, anC
A. Dernberg, an extensive cloak mer
chant, registered at the Dayton during
the week.
Capt. George A. Bowen, a Bridgetor
jeweler, and his family, are enjoying
a fortnight's stay at Willard Hall.
Miss Anna Henry, an artist of abili
ty, is among the attractive Philadel
phia girls at Hotel Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward D~ougherty
Miss Adeline Dougherty and Miss
Ethel Mcfarland, of indianapolis
Indiana, are occupying handsome
quarters at the Dayton. Mr.. Dough
erty is the president of a large wocden'
ware establishment.
A. b. Stillings, representing the A
Il S. Brewing Company, of Philadel
phia, registered at the Ruric.
FOR SALE have for sale in North
Wildwood and Anglesea, many vacant
lots that must be sold to settle an estate.
f. NJ. Dougherty, Trustee, White Apart
ments, Cedar avenue, Wildwood. n
w. j. Hall, of the government
secret service, accompanied by his
wife, is spending his vacation at the
Aberdeen.
Mrs. Charles Brewer and her estim-
able daughter, Maria, and Charles
Brewer, Jr., of Vineland, are among
the late arrivals.
William Thompson, a popular Phila-
delphia boy, and Mrs. Thompson, are
at the Oaklyn.
H. j.. Delaney, president of the
Guarantee Title and Trust Company,
of Philadelphia, and w. j. Kelly, a
leading citizen of Newark, n. j., were
here prospecting on Saturday.
Assemblyman B. Frank Buck and
Miss Ethel M. Troth, of Millville, were
among the Sunday visitors.
Bargains in portable gas lamps and
shades. Koeneke Bros, Hotel Aldine
block.
Master John Lloyd Taylor, of New
YORK, is spending the summer with
his aunt at the Aberdeen on Cedar
avenue. He is only ten years old and
made the journey by way of Phila-
delphia, all alone.
John J. McNichol, of Philadelphia,