, 1905-06-28
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

will return to Pottsville, Pa, this week
after spending a couple of months in
Wildwood. Their Pine avenue cottage
has been rented to James v. Ellison,
of Philadelphia, who will occupy it
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Daggan and
children leave Thursday morning for a
weeks visit to Daretown, their former
home. Thew moved to Wildwood from
Daretown three years ago and this is
the first time Mrs. Daggan has visited
her old home in that time.
Wanted-A neat settled person for
housework in small private family;
Wages IS. Address Journal office or
call at once at Smith cottage, 25th and
Central avenues.
A new Cunningham piano was put
into the home of &. w. Pettibone last
Saturday, and Miss Edna is a proud
girl.
Auctioneer John A, Ackley, of Vine
land, was down to-day.
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. 4
Edgeton Inn guests the past week
have been w. II. Mudgett, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Moore, j. G. Reeves, MI.
and Mrs. Lewis E. Starr, j. w. West,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Charles Eichel, Miss
Marie G.. Eichel, Mrs. w. G. Bonstedt,
Susie l.. Bonstedt, of Camden; II. II.
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith II.
Jones, Jennie Stewart, Mrs. MacFar-
land. Miss f.. MacFarlapd, Florence
Brecht, Thos. e. Hoggins, Margaret
M. Grady, Chas. p. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Taylor, Lillian f. Tay-
lor, George L.. Wells, Chas. l.. Fred
rick, of Philadelphia; Mayor Joseph
G.. Champion, Ocean City; w. b. Ri
ley, Mays Landing; Mr.. and Mrs. Pan
coast Smith, B~ridgeton; DIR. and Mrs.
VIM. q. Hand, w. j. Tyler and fam
lily, Cape May Court House; Eliza A.
Gay, VineIand; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Shaw, Norwood, Del.
A Camdenite, Frank f. Moore, is the
champion Switchboard player at Edge
ton Inn.
For EXCHANGE.-A nice modern
Philadelphia property, will be eX-
changed for property in Wildwood.
Address H. S. Fulmer, 1897 Columbia
avenue, Philadelphia. X
Mrs. r. Siglinger has entertained the
following guests at the Sunshine cot
tage on Maple avenue: Samuel Graft
tey, Mrs. Grafitey, Miss Florence Graft
tey, Mrs. M. Burg, Miss Ida Burg, j..
Harrison Williams, Miss Alene Powell,
Frederick Berlinger, William Berlinger,
r. w. Rietheimer, M. M. Snyder,
Charles f. Rietheimer, VIM. a. Koe-
mig, Mrs. Charles Gehbauer, Master
Charles Gehbauer, Raymond Gehbauer,
Mrs. Frederick Berlinger, Miss Jordon,
Mr.. Gehri, Mrs. Lawson, all Philadel-
phians.
The Sea Isle City Board of Trade are
preparing for an elaborate 4th of July
celebration and the Vineland City Band
has been engaged for that day.
Among the guests at the Poplars
have been w. J. Parry, w. X. Dono-
van, st. Joseph, Nd; M. G. Parry,
Miss Louisa Banton, John A. Mcgee,
VIM. G. Rodgers, Philadelphia; Mrs.
NJ. j. Hardiman, Hubert Hardiman,
Germantown; Miss e. e. Parker, Hol-
ly Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Wonfor, George A. Wonfor, Oscar l..
England, Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Tyndale, Cynwyd, Pa.
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. X
Severn Hall guests the past week
have been G. l.. Stretch, Mrs. E. j..
Kerrick, Joseph and Helen Kerrick,
Lois and Helen VanLoon, NJ. f. Fer
guson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Dixon, Har-
ny f. Keller, e. j. Kerrick, Rev. Sam
uel Ward, Robert Noble, Nh. and Mrs.
j. Woodruff, Mrs. r.. G. Worthington,
Master r. G. Worthington, Putney
Worthingtou, Marion Worthington,
Miss A. &. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert