, 1905-09-06
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

Brothers at Wildwood Crest within a
few days, and even before the signs
were up, and the fact of the guarantee
of the building of nine fine houses on
them before next season is "a specimen
of what is going on here.
Wanted-At once a cook for small
hotel. Apply at this office.
William H. Meredith, wife and
family, John McKinnon and daughter,
Howard McKinnon and family, Albert
BeIgerum and family, all of Philadel-
phia, formed a jolly rarty of visitors
on Wednesday.
O. \. Boothby, one of the handsom-
est and cleverest h )tel clerks, who join
ed manager Reel at the Dayton early
in August, has made many new friends
among the Wildwood contingent. Mr..
Boothby is a Philadelphia by birth,
but for the past ten years has been
connected with first class hotels in
New York and at the fashionable
Florida winter resorts, occasionally
summering at Cape May. AT present
he is considering two fattering offers
for the winter.
Donald Stewart. of Brooklyn, New
York, is a late arrival at the Dayton.
Prominent among the September
visitors at the Hotel Dayton are A. M.
Longacre,% travelling passenger agent of
the Southern Pacific Railroad; A. e.
Couch, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Peirce, E.
Kochersperger, Mrs. M. j. McElroy,
Miss Janet Gordon Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Breitenbaugh, Miss Helen
M. B~reitenbaugh, Mrs. r. M. Raiguel,
w. Fl. Dillan and Misses Elsie and
Pauline Sommer, all of Philadelphia.
The Sheldon is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Horton, e. Stanley Dob
son, S. e. Goodall, Mrs. Harry Turner
and daughter, and Mrs. G. w. Boeh-
ringer, of Philadelphia, and John
Tustin, of New York.
For Sale-Reed's portable bake oven.
Price, $35. J. G. Coombs, Wildwood,
n. J.. This oven is offered for sale be-
cause the owner intends building a
large brick oven on Wildwood avenue,
which will turn out oye 1000 loaves of
bread a day. This will he the only
bakery in Wildwood.
DR.. J. w. Harrigan, the popular
druggist, is selling goods at cost to cave
freight. He is so well pleased with
the results of the seasons trade that
next season he will open a fine drug
store on the boardwalk.
DR.. Frank II. Starkey, demonstration
of the Clinical Laboratory of the
Medico Chirugical Collegeand Hospital,
and his estimable wife, is pleasantly
located at the Dayton. DR.. Starkey
is enjoying a restful visit and next
season may join the ranks of summer
~cottagers.
Architects Reinhold Il VanHorn are
preparing plans and specifications for
a small hotel on Poplar avenu for E.
w. Faust.
Found-Child's pocket hook. Owner
can have same by calling on JIG. Wall
and paying for this advertisement. n
John g. Somehow, prominently
connected with the Ninth National
Bank, Philadelphia, and "A handsome
fellow with hosts of friends, was an
over Sunday visitor at the Ruric.
Philip H. Kunzig, a Yale athlete and
member of the rowing crew, is a recent
arrival. Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Rivard
are among the scores of Philadelphians
enjoying September balmy weather.
Charles F. Mcclure, proprietor of
Ridge avenues leading department
store paid the JOURNAL office a visit
Monday previous to his departure for
home, where he has entered upon an
active campaign for the winter trade.
Mr.. Mcclure is one of Wildwood's
summer cottage residents, and is full
of Information regarding the charms
of this popular resort.
For Sale-For want of use, a good
horse. Apply to w. E. Buzby, Hotel
Aldine.
Charles E. Lewis, a progressive
jeweler in frankfort, accompanied by
his wife and pretty little daughter, is
among the September visitors.