, 1905-02-22
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

place from the residence of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. N. Adams, at 531 North
Sixth street. Mrs. hotter was 80 years
old and widow of the late Peter Notter.
During the past several years she has
spent the summer at her daughters
home in wildwood, where she was
highly respected.
William w. Armstrong has bought
a store property at Repaupo, Gloucester
county, and moved there yesterday
with his family to take charge Of the
store. Mr.. Armstrong and family have
resided here for the past two years and
the friends they have gained in that
time regret very much their departure.
j. l.. Headley, of the firm of Head
ley Il Adams, who operate a large plan
ing mill and sash factory at Ocean
City, was here on business last Friday.
This firm is furnishing the mill WORK on
the Aetna and also a portion of the
material for the new pier.
Unusual values in yard wide mohairs,
blue, black and brown, soc the yard.
Mech Il Co.
There will be an old fashioned New
England Supper in the Wildwood bor-
ough hall on Saturday evening, March
4, 1905, given by the ladies of the First
Lutheran Church for the benefit of the
church. Everyone on the island should
attend this, the first effort of a small
congregation and help the good cause.
New England fruit will be served.
Councilman and Mrs. j. Albert Har-
ris attended the wedding of Mr.. Samuel
Walter Eakins and Miss Anna Smith
at lis N. Third Street, Camden, last
Wednesday night. The bride is the
daughter of the late David S. Smith,
and the family have cottaged at Wild
wood since the resort was first started.
Mr.. Eakins is building a cottage in the
Ottens tract, where the couple will take
up their residence in the spring.
Councilman John Bright and Will
liam r. Pinker witnessed the Rasinger
hanging at Bridgeton on Wednesday
of last week.
M. Eisenstein, who has conducted a
clothing store for about a year past in
the Harrigan building, has closed out
his business here and will locate at
Tamaqua, Pa.
Mrs. Heston has been entertaining
her sister from Philadelphia.
j. F. Shaw, of Camden, accompanied
by his mother, was down last Sunday.
They expect to rent u cottage and
spend the coming summer here.
Mrs. Heston, who has been occupy
ing one of the Bower cottages on Maple
avenue, has rented the fancy cottage
on Magnolia avenue for a year and
moved therein.
FOR SALE-Two fine building lots
in the heart of old Wildwood on Pine
avenue, being lot 10, block II; lot 18,
block II.
EDMUND b. PARK,
New Brunswick, N. J.
The Wildwood Junior Fire Company
held its regular monthly meeting last
Thursday night. The new badges have
arrived and they were given out to the
members.
B. e. Ingersoll made a business tiip
to Philadelphia last Thursday.
Mark Hall spent Thursday of last
week in Chester, Pa, and vicinity Oh
business.
Mrs. Fred d. Schell left last Satur-
day afternoon for Harrisburg, Pa,
where she was called to the bedside oil
her father who is seriously ill.
While skating Saturday afternoon
Howard Blaker had the misfortune t.
fall and cut a severe cash over his lett
eye.
Miss Edith Kalbach has been obliged
to stop school on account of i'll health.
Mrs. Sarah Clarke and Wilfred God
dard went to Philadelphia on Monday.
a minister by the name of Bradshaw
occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church last Sunday, Pastor Hand being
away to preach.
Miss Georgianna Miller very pleas
antly entertained a few friends last
evening at her home IN Pacific avenue.
Those present were Misses May Inger-
soil, Lena Washburn, Mabel Camp-