, 1905-04-26
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

ia ned at the Hotel Seaerest during the
Easter holidays. Among them were
DR.. Hermann Schoenfeldt, Turkish
Consul General at Washington, accom-.
panied by his wife,. DIR. Schoenfeldt
bought lots of Baker Bros. several
months ago and expects to build a cot.
tage during the coming year. He will
be engaged in official business during
the summer and during his absence his
family will spend the time at Wild
wood. Other guests at the Seacrest
We're G. w. Vanderhoogt, Washington,
d. c.; A. e. Bear, VIM. G. Coles, VIM.
G. Mcguire, f. j. Mulgrew, Edward
P~feisendanz, Camden; John McNama-
IA, E. Foster, Mary j. James, Mrs. r.
Harris, Harriet r. Harris, Mary NJ.
Harris, Ida j. Bole, e. II. Porter, Miss
e. Chairman, Julian Hut, Mrs. Harry
MrClelland, Miss McClelland, Harry
McClelland, Jr., Mrs. [. Case, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Rosenthal, Charlotte CatersOn,
Ella l.. Milligan, Elizabeth Fulton,
Kate M. Stackhouse, Caroline Henzel,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Rossberg, II. Nc
Clelland, A. Wilson Knecht and wife,
John Y. Mayer and wife, G. II. Spen-
Ger and wife, Florence Witty, Marga-
ret Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Rosenthal,
I'll. b. Ball, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Binns, Piitsburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. }. q. Young, j.. Alex Russell,
Wissahickon; Bertha Lapp, R~utledge,
Pa; A. j. Anderson, Trenton; John
w. Ramsey, Estellena M. Ramsey,
West Chester, Pa; Anna E. Nichol-
son, Jenkintown.
FOR SALE have for sale in North
Wildwood and Anglesea, many vacant
lots that must be sold to settle an estate.
F. M. Dougherty, Trustee, 2125 Brandy
wine street, Philadelphia, Pa. n
Edgar Charlesworth spent Easter
Sunday with his parents at Elmer.
An adjourned regular meeting of
council will be held tonight.
Miss Mabel Campbell spent a few
days last week in Philadelphia.
Bert Winch, of Bridgeton, spent
Easter with relatives in Wildwood.
MI. and Mrs. George Leathwhite, of
Camden, were down on Thursday of
last week and rented the Penn Smith
cottage on Glen wood avenue for the
season and will occupy it sometime in
May.
Matthew's Photographic studio, adj
joining Bakers auditorium, is open
for the season; entrance front of Blak-
er's auditorium. \
Willard Hall arrivals the past week
have been Emelie g. Care, Grace
Beecher, Helen G. Lovett, Alberta B.
Sprowles, George Addy, Henry Linde
and wife, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H. Binns, Pittsburg; Bedford
Lore, Bridgeton; Will S. Sutch and
wife, Cornwells, Pa; S. Alinda Went
zell, Camden; Charles X. Scull, Mrs.
Charles X. Scull, Merritt A. H. Scull,
G. Kenneth Scull, Elkin's Park, Pa.
The cottage of Charles II. Smith on
Wildwood avenue has been heautified
by a coat of paint.
Three American flags are floating 10
the breeze from the top of the casino
building of the new pier.
For Rent-A 81 room boarding house
fnIlu f1rt,inhna uyithin 100 Foot Af ra;I
road station. Good chance. Terms
reasonable. Henry H. Ottens,
X North Wildwood, N. J..
Among the recent Hotel Seaside ar
rivals are G. H. Fiske, Rochester, N. Y;
w. b. Jones, Elmer; j. 7. Stevens, Jas.
K. Stack, NJ. X. Harr, G. w. Brown,
e. Punchard, Philadelphia; Samuel
Garrison and wife, Millville, Frank J..
Lore, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Laning and
daughters Mabel and Pauline. of
Bridgeton.
John, the small son of MI. and Mrs.
Clayton Lowe met with a very painful
accident Monday while playing with
some other children. He was walking
along the step of Camps butcher shop
on Pacific avenue when he slipped and
fell to the pavement, breaking his right
arm. He was carried to his home and
DR.. Cohen called and set the wounded
member.
Assessor w. III. Washburn COM
menced work this morning ON q Lot on