, 1905-08-16

49,
Benjamin K. Buchanan, represent
ing a big paper establishment in Phila-
delphia, is spending the summer at
Edgelon Inn.
Frank Shantz, A. Geissel, VIM.
Gerhab, William Rodenhausen, Arthur
Bittong, Rudolph ~Preisendanz, Al.
Koehler, George Waldman and Frank
Duffield, representing the Carriage and
Wagon Builders Association, Of Phila-
delphia, were at the Ruric on Sunday
arranging for their annual excursion
and dinner here on Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER 9th, 1905.
Martin j. Ganley, of Philadelphia,
and Edward Miller, of Brooklyn, New
York, are spending the summe at the
Brighton.
Mattings, oil cloth and linoleum at
Wildwood Bazaar.
Joseph Coke, Il popular Philadelphia
boy, is registered at Edgeton Inn for
August.
Mrs. s. S. Pennypacker and daugh-
tiers, Of Philadelphia, are fond of inhal-
ing old oceans ozone from the spacious
verandas of the Sheldon. Mrs. John
Kennedy and her talented daughter,
Margaret, of Pittsburg, are also at this
popular hotel.
Professor Zimmerman's orchestra
every evening at Hotel Ottens buffet. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corkman, Miss
Bertha Cooper, of Wilmington, Del;
III. NJ. Richards and Miss Mary G.
Davis, of Norristown, Pa; C.. &. Kaighn
and wife, Camden; Misses L.. A. and
Clara Sailer and G. b. Smith, of PhIla-
delphia, are at the Seacrest.
Charles M. Hillman, foreman of the
Paulsboro Sun, gave the Journal a
fraternal call n day this week. Mr..
Hillman is spending his vacation at
Cape May Court House.
A bevy of jolly and attractive girls
%sojourning at the Dayton include
Misses Edith Devices, Evelyn Devices,
Ruth Morgan, Ester Main, Ethel
Eynon, Carrie Ehrenberg, NJ. Reisch,
A. Murray, A. Chew, Emma Burt, S.
Reeve, Edith NJ. Long, Bessie and
Irene Butler, Norma Hughes, Loretta
Hoover and Miss Hoff and Miss
Cleaver.
Door scleens, window screens and
screen cloth at Wildwood Bazaar. n
John Haug, a Philadelphia central
station detective, has been enjoying
his weeks vacation at the Aldine. MI.
Haug VAS accompanied by his two
children who had a royal time disport-
ing in the suIf.
Miss Jennie Johnson, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Haig,
of Philadelphia, are enjoying a fort
nights %sojourn at the Brighton.
Henry V. Blank and Charles d.
Longnecker, of Philadelphia. are en-
joying an extended s%ojourn at the
Ruric.
Mrs. Edgar ID. Coleman and family,
Miss Margaret Little, Mrs. Margaret
Smith, E. T. Conely, George X. Sutton,
l.. X. Sutton, A. w. Totem, NJ. a.
Totten, all prominent citizens of Tren-
ton, are at the Oaklyn.
Samuel Berry, president of the Mill
vile City Council, with his wife and
daughter, is sojournihg in Wildwood
and particularly delighted with the
resort.
Hotel Ottens buffet; sea foods of all
kinds; Zimmerman's orchestra.
At st. Simeon's Episcopal church
next Sunday q Sunday-school will be
commenced, and will hold its session
for the time being at $50 p. IN. The
church is now an all year round church
and Mr.. Ward, who will be present
and officiate next Sunday will assume
regular charge on Sunday, September
third. Resident church parents of
this island which is the territory as
signed to st. Simeon's-by-the-Sea, by
the Bishop of the Diocese, are request
ed to send their children to the Sunday
school. Children of parents who are
not of the church, and those who have
no church utilization, will be cordially
welcomed. Strangers in the commun-
itY. that is. visitors to Five Mile Beach.