, 1905-12-20
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

tIC-DNa VII llhC ofChuO
has been greatly improved. Mr.. Gross
has raised it three feet and moved it
four feet nearer the street. 1t has been
newly painted and it has been remarked
by a number of persons that it is the
handsomest painted cottage in Wild
wood.
New Hecker's Buckwheat and loose
buck wheat, at r. w. Ryan's Bazaar. n
Mrs. Washington Hilton who has
been at ST. Joseph's hospital for the
past five weeks, expects to return home
on Thursday. Mr.. Hilton vas up to
see his wife on Sunday.
Persons desiring lessons in freehand
drawing, painting, ETC., will please call
for terms. g. H. Seeley, 2l9 Wildwo ID
venue
Mrs. B. F. Miller and children have
gone to Williamsport, Pa, where they
are spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
Councilman John Reardon, superin-
tendent of the Millville Manufacturing
Company, and a Wildwoo cottager,
spent several days recently In Texas
and other Southern states i'm search of
cotton for the big cotton mill in Mill
vile.
Statesmen can n the whole of
Cape May county in nj day by auto
mobile and reduce expenses. Wild
wood Auto Co., Bell phone 10.
Mrs. G.. A. J.. Johnson, who was
taken i'll While IN "a visit to Salem, has
returned home, and feeling somewhat
better.
Herbert Johnson, of Philadelphia,
has been on a visit to his parents this
week.
The il dwood Baptist Sunday school
will hold their Christmas entertain
ment on Monday evening of this week.
New Hecker's Buckwheat and loose
buckwheat. at r.. w. Ryan's Bazaar. n
H. McClelland, of Philadelphia, was
down on Saturday last, visiting also
Cape May.
Norman Ryan is home from George
School, Bucks county, Pa, for the
Christmas holidays.
An enjoyable euchre was held at the
residence of Judge Voorhees, on Mon
day afternoon, in which Mrs. DIR. Corle,
Mrs. S. F. Mcknight, Mrs. r. X.
Flitcraft, Mrs. f. e. Smith, Mrs. o Il.
Bivins and Mrs. Frank p. Downs par
ticipated. Mrs. Voorhees, won the
prize.
WANTED-Young lady for telephone
operating in Wildwood. Experience
unnecessary. Permanent employment.
Apply by letter only. ADDRESS, Tele-
phone, JOURNAL office, Wildwood. n
Councilman and Mrs. Harry S. Dun
ham returned from a trip to Salem and
Philadelphia last Friday.
David Powell, of Germantown, Pa,
was down last Sunday. He has plans
out for a store building to be erected on
avenue, opposite the jour-
NAL office.
Howard Warrington has the addi-
ton to the Mccoy cottage nearly COM
pleted.
The Marine National Bank has gold
C Din and bran new bank notes for those
who desire to exchange old money for
new for the purpose of Christmas
presents.
Frank Sheppard is drawing plans for
a three story JOURNAL building TO be
on Wildwood avenue, and to be
the home of this newspaper.
Contractor e. f. Ham has the con-
tract to erect a four story hotel on Law
ender road at Wildwood Crest for VIM.
A. Justice, of Pennsgrove.
Miss Lena Camp will return to a
former position as governess in Balti-
more for the winter, where she will
coach two young ladies in branches in
which they are deficient, to make their
spring examination.
The steamer Vigilant, which was adj
vertised to be sold at Grassy Sound
yesterday by U. S. Marshal Thomas J.
Alcott, was not sold, it is said, but the
sale was adjourned. Samuel A. Nc
Cauley is the complainantin the matter.
Contractor Thomas Goslin visited
Glassboro last Saturday night.