, 1905-08-02
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

1nTOpp ~ touring the cOdSJ TeSOTtS Ill
his ha ndsome automobile, a silver grey
Model A. special Winton car, a du'
plicate of the n which won the three
straight races at Cape May last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hughes and
daughter, of Trenton, are pleasantly
located at the Dayton.
J. w. Cheshire, the famous pool and
billiard * pert, of Norfork, Virginia. is
again in charge of the game rooms al
the Wildwood Casino.
For Sale.-One or two lots on Maple
avenue, lots 8 and 10, block 40. Apply
to J. B. Haines, 1912 Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia.
Edward BLIZZARD, of Philadelphia,
was among the visitors on Sunday.
w. q. Bergen, the well known
Southern representative of the Home
Rubber Company. of Trenton, New
Jersey, is enjoying life at the Hotel
Dayton.
j. M. Baker, a leading business man
of Memphis, Tenn, accompanied by
his estimable wife and interesting sol
is pleasantly domiciled at the Hotel
Dayton.
The Central Pharmacy, corner Oak
and Pacific avenues, is now open with
a full line of drugs, etc. Druggist
Shafer, of Camden, is also agent for the
U. S. fire extinguisher, which can be
seen at the store. n
Guests at the Poplars the past week
have been Mrs. H. A. Stout, II. Will
son Stout, Elmer G. Stout, Mrs. M. A.
Weiss, Miss Georgianna Weiss, H. S.
Amwake, John w. Carson and wife,
Miss Isabel Carson, Mrs. Thomas Da-
ley, Joseph A. Daley, Edward j. Da-
ley, Mrs. Moro p. Lands, Mrs. j. e.
Carter, Miss S. NJ. Carter, j. b. Wat
son, Helen b. Watson, J. M. Wilson,
Mrs. J. b. Williams, John q. Williams,
Philip G. Hilley and family, Miss Eva
Hansen, Oscar l.. England. Miss Loeb.
Frank II. Hand, of Rio Grande, has
given Assessor Washburn's new house
a fine coat of paint.
Lost-A purse containing about $3.50,
near Wildwood depot or or Maple We
nue.. Reward of $25 if returned to
John e. Amos, Jr., 1929 Stock Ex-
change building, Chicago.
Mrs. G. e. Steevy, Miss Edith Steevy
and Miss S. +. Carson form a pleasant
party of visitors at the Hotel Dayton.
l.. e. Grimes and H. w. Bartels are
also registered at this popular hotel.
Merchantville is represented at the
Dayton by Mrs. K. }. Low, J. S. Low
and M. K. Low.
Recent arrivals at the Bartram iD-
clude H. S. Heaton, Ivyland, Pa, l..
M. S~tockburger, Southampton; j. Fitz-
gerald aud wife, Miss S. Clark and Mis-
+. Conner, of Philadelphia.
Proprietor Livezey, of the Sheldon,
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. J.. &.
Whitaker, of PhoeniXville, Pa; Mrs.
S. J. Grimshaw, Miss Grimshaw and
Miss Breen, of Philadelphia; H. j
Strauhand and wife, Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Kittams are
spending the month of August at the
Idlewild on Pine II Mrs. Kittams
will be remembered as Mrs. Rowland,
and her sister. Mrs. Eleanor Stark, is
with them. Mr.. Kittams was formerly
a member of the Philadelphia City
Councils from Tioga.
Mattings, oil cloth and linoleum at
Wildwood Bazaar.
William H. Krickbaum, an attache
of the Bell Telephone Company, ac-
companied by his family, is spending
the month of August at the Bartram.
Miss Jennie Handlon, a talented
Pittsburg woman and popular in the
educational circles of the"Smoky City"
is enjoying a restful s~ojourn at the
Hotel Dayton.
Chas. r.. Warner visited Cape May
on Saturday, where he cottaged for
many years.
Wanted Work at carpentering. by
a good iohhjnp mechanic. Call Mt or