, 1905-03-22
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

Over so are prepared for the ordinance
of baptism and converts are being
made daily. The present church build
ing is too small and has been sold fol
$4,000. The erection of a new church
will be begun Immediately.
Willard Hall arrivals the past week
have been William Bechmann, Claire
Bechmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mar
tIndale, Mr.. and Mrs. L.R. Elliott, Miss
Violet Elliott, Robert Noble, of Phila'
delphia; w. E. Zeller, Oliver Peirce
Wildwood; Atwell Fleming, Toronto,
Canada; e. A. Bourgeois, Harry Head
ley. Ocean City.
LOST.-A two pound brass plumb
bob at or under Bakers pavilion. A
liberal reward will be given if returned
to Thos. Bennett, Ell. gineer in charge.
A number of Wildwood boys have
formed a base ball team with Howard
Blaker as manager. Any team wish
ing a game with them can have it by
communicating with the manager.
Elwood Robinson, of Philadelphia,
spent last Saturday in Wild wood.
S. N. Sloan, of Manayunk, who con-
Quoted a restaurant here last summer,
was down last Thursday looking for a
location for the same business the
coming summer.
For Rent.-For the summer, fur
nished cottage, four bed rooms and
bath, with a bed in the attic. New
house and everything is neat and clean;
piano. Address JOURNAL, Wildwood,
N. J.
Borough Solicitor VIM. E. Zeller was
down on Wednesday of last week at
tending to bis legal business, which
has grown to vast proportions in the
past few years.
DIR. S. Eldred Gilbert, dentist, of
Philadelphia, was down last Saturday
looking after his property interests
here. He contemplates spending the
summer here with his family.
Mary A. Porch, aged 81 years, died
at the residence of her husband on Oak
avenue last Sunday and was buried in
the Erma NJ. E. Cemetery to-day.
Ready made sheets and pillow cases,
white spreads, blankets, towels, etc.
Read u ad on page 5. Mech & Co.
Miss Marie Huppert returned last
Saturday evening after spending
time with relatives and friends in
various parts of Pennsylvania.
DIR. G. j. r.. Miller was down to-day
looking over the Improvements being
made to his cottage on Wildwood ave.
For RENT-l0 room cottage bath,
furnished. j. X. Tresher.
NJ. b. Wilson, who spent the summer
in Holly Beach two years ago, was in
Wildwood on Thursday of last week.
H. f. Seeley, who owns a cottage on
Wildwood avenue, has sold his drug
business in Philadelphia and to-day
arrived in Wildwood with his wife and
daughter to reside permanently all the
year round. The Seeleys were among
the earliest summer cottagers here and
the family will be welcomed as per-
manent residents.
During the pleasant days of the past
two weeks rapid progress has been
made on the new ocean pier and the
buildings is looming up and assuming
great proportions. About fifty men are
employed on the building at the pre-
sent time, and new men are arriving
daily to work upon it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sutton ar
rived from Haddonfield Monday morn
ing and have taken possession of their
Atlantic avenue cottage for the season.
Extensive alterations and additions
are now underway at Bakers pavilion
under the dire elton of Thomas Bennett.
a Philadelphia architect and consult.
ing engineer.
An adjourned meeting of the Wild
wood Borough Council will be held
next Friday night, March Oath.
The Wildwood Board of Trade held
a meeting on Tuesday evening. The
subscription paper was passed around
for the raising of funds for advertising
and other purposes o rthe coming year.
Pleasant and Harmless.
Don't drug the stomach to cure a cough,
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mu.
Gus, draws the Inflammation out of the