, 1905-09-06

have returned after spending a week
at Buck Hill Falls, in the Pocono
Mountains, Pa.
The Wildwood public school will
open on Monday, September Is, at
which time it is believed the carpenters
will be through with their work.
Edward Ramsey, treasurer of the
Columbia Photographic Society, is en-
joying a brief visit.
Benjamin Ford, chief inspector of
the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
aud Insurance company, accom- panied
by his wife, returned home yesterday
after a fortnight's pleasant %sojourn at
the Dayton. Mr.. Ford is a prominent
resident of Pittsburg, and hitherto has
been spending bis time in Atlantic
City.
For Sale.-One or two lots on Maple
avenue, lots 8 and 10, block 40. Apply
to J. B. Haines, 1912 Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie G. Toppin and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Joseph Il. Toppin, of
Philadelphia, enjoyed a brief visit this
week as a guest of Thomas G. Smith,
Mrs. A. G. Toppin's son-in-law.
George w. Norcross, proprietor OF the
American House, at Mays Landing,
New jersey, was accompanied on a
recent visit to Wildwood by H. H.
Baeder and a party of Atlantic county
citizens who delight in honorinS the
popular boniface. Mr.. Norcross is
prominently mentioned for the shriev-
atty nomination on the Republican
ticket the coming fall and his friends
are bending every effort to that end.
He is a life long resident of Atlantic
county and popular with all.
Large new hotel desk for sale cheap.
Apply at the Poplars.
Mrs. Dorcas b. Williams, a charm
ing Philadelphia woman, who thinks
Wildwood is the only "real' spot on
earth, is enjoying cottage life here.
J. w. Green, a prominent resident of
the Thirty-second ward and IN infiu-
entail city party man, and his wife,
registered at the H1tna during the
week.
b. f. Ebert, a leading Philadelphia
business man, was in Wild wood dur
ing the week.
William Craig, assistant city editor
of the Evening Bulletin, with his wife
and family, is enjoying cottage life
here.
Curtis II. Baker, of the Camden law
firm of Baker & Harris, will be at their
board walk office, Wildwood, every day
but Tuesdays and Fridays during the
n
j. b. Campbell, seer tary and treas
urer of the Duncan Spangler Coal COM
pany, Philadelphia, his estimable wife
and interesting son, Joseph Black
Campbell, Jr., and last but notlleast,
his daughter, Margaret E. Campbell,
a pretty little girl with a wealth of
curly hair, are all enjoying life at the
Trenton.
William Ripke, Francis Ripke and
family and Miss Ida Keith, form a
pleasant party of visitors at the Aldine.
H. d. Huffs, a prominent Camden
business man; r.. G. Smith, a Villa
Nova boniface and Mrs. Smith; Miss
Hannah ID. Reel, a sister of manager
Reel, and Misses Margaret Robb and
Alice Maroney, two lovely Philadel-
phia girls, are among the gay throng
at the Dayton.
Joseph M. HICKMAN, of Lit Broth
ers, accompanied by his wife and baby,
is registered at Edgeton Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Tromner, of
Quakertown, Pa, is enjoying an ex-
tended stay at the Dayton. Mrs. John
J. Maher, of Philadelphia, is here for
the month of Septemberan is occupy
ing a handsome suite of rooms al this
popular house. Miss May Warthman,
also of the Quaker City, Joined her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soule on
Sunday.
John Hazard, real estate editor of
the Philadelphia Inquirer and Building
Inspector Thomas r. Allen and family,
find life pleasant in a magnolia avenue