, 1905-11-08
WILDWOOD BUDGET
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to Rancocas, where they may be Joined
by their husbands later i'm the week.
The ladies of the Protestant church
met at Pastor Wards on Tuesday even
ing and organized "A guild.
Miss Mabel Campbell returned on
Sunday after spending a few days with
relatives in the Quaker City.
Six cute little apartments furnished
in advance for next season. "New
West Side,n corner Maple and Park
avenue. John N. Reeve. n
Hotel Seacrest arrivals the past week
have been J. H. Gumbes, d. H.
Lowell, Emma Clements, Mrs. VIM. H.
Clements, Camden; M. e. Wright,
=. Emma Baecher, G. f. Reinicke and
wife, James Neal and wife, Jennie
Naomi Dunlap, Mrs. Bertha Reinicke,
Mrs. Caroline b. Reinicke, Chas. F.
Mcclure and wife, Alfred d. Braddell,
G. r. Bendig, j. j. Harnett, VIM. Il.
Gahell, Mrs. B. Bosch, MI. and Mrs.
V. e. Archambault, Jr., Philadelphia;
VIM. b. Cooper, Medford.
John Kinkade and son, Philadelphia
contractors, spent Sunday here with
his wife and family.
Robinson & Hand, practical house
painters, Anglesea, N. J. Best mate
rails and workmanship guaranteed
Assessor w. II. Washburn was
among the Philadelphia visitors last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ogden have
moved from Olney, Pa, into Mrs.
Browns cottage on Pine avenue and
will become permanent residents.
For Sale-Three lots at Magnolia and
Lake avenues, cheap. o. S. Camp,
2l31 Grange street, Germantown, Phil
adelphia. n
Mrs. b. V. VanHorn started last Fri
day for a trip to Massachusetts and
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Quimby
at FoXboro.
Mrs. M. b. Severn and daughter
started for Washington, ID. c., Tues
day morning for a visit of a week or
two, after which they will spend the
winter in Philadelphia.
For Sale-A lot in North Wildwood,
No. 2 of block 165, neal Twenty-fifth
street. Sewer connections at curb and
paid for. Price, $500. This is an X
%ceptionally low price but must be sold.
Apply at the JOURNAL Office. n
Andrew Charlson is making good
progress moving the Gray Gables
cottage from Pacific avenue to the
Butcher lots on Pine avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Wild
wood Baptist Church realized about
$23 at their cake and food sale held
last Saturday evening in the store at
the ornerofPacif and Maple avenues.
Splendid Bargains-Harry Heating,
the old reliable tailor, is selling youths
overcoats at So, honestly worth $40.
Others slightly soiled at $50. Call and
get your moneys worth at Pacific and
Cedar avenues. X
Ethan Reeve spent Sunday and
Monday in Philadelphia and Haddon-
field.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer; Devoe.
Miss Jennie Kinkade, Wildwood's
young milliner, made a business trip to
Philadelphia Monday, returning on
Tuesday.
Contractor w. H. Washburn is build
ing a cottage for George Schmelz, of
Philadelphia, on Maple avenue between
the cottages of Prof. Noelsch and DIR.
Means.
If you are thinking of building and
haven't got the money, we have and
will loan it. | can give you the par
ticulars on application. William H.
Bright, p years at Holly Beach. \
y neat nail pocket will be given to
every carpenter making a purchase at
Wentzell q Weber's.
The Kenilworth laundry will open
on Maple avenue and be ready for
business after Thursday.
Willard Hall guests have been Eliz-
abeth Mccoy, Lydia S. Mccoy, Emma
Mccoy, Mrs. A. Leger, William Bla-
vim, Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Archambault,
c. r. Bendig, Mrs. w. j. Doyle, Kath-