, 1905-01-11


son, Miss Erma Norbury and Druggist
Benz. w. Davis were recently the guests
of Mrs. Mary Norbury at Green Greek.
The case of Leonard Reeve VS.. s. E.
Wentzell was adjourned and set down
to be heard at Sea Isle City before JUS
tice of the Peace Steelman on Thurs
day of next week.
Douglas High Cut Shoes for cunning
and outdoor use, $500. Ryan's Ba-
zaar.
Miss Edna Whitaker is employed as
clerk at Rudolph's grocery store.
The Tuesday evening weekly dances
at Whites dancing academy on Cedar
avenue are well attended and prove q
great attraction to the young people.
Pure sweet cider at Seaside Segar
Store.
Councilman j. Albert Harris, who
has been in Camden and Philadelphia
for the past month, was down last Sat
urday.
Expressman James Brown and wife,
who reside in Frank Sheppard's cot
tage on Pine avenue, went to Salem
last Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs.
Brown will remain there for some time.
All the weekly and monthly maya
zines and periodicals at Seaside Segar
Store. y
H. l.. Sparklin made "a business trip
to Philadelphia on Monday.
Rev. Henry q. Miller, Phi. D., pastor
o fthe Holly Beach Presbyterian Church
will give a lecture some time in Feb
ruary under the auspices of Beach
Council, No. 49,, Jr. O. L. A. NJ. His
subject will be "Mormonism as it is"
and will take place in the Wildwood
borough hall.
The JoURNALis adding a good many
new subscribers to its list. The people
appreciate a good paper. Every prop
the JOURNAL. 1t is to their interest to
do so.
Mayor Baker has been spending a
portion of the past week in Vineland
and Philadelphia on business.
On Tuesday of this week r. w. Ryan,
president of the Marine National Bank,
was elected a director in the new Vine
land Trust Company. Senator Lewis
M. Crosse, president of the First Ma
tional Bank, of Ocean City, was also
elected a director.
A special meeting of the Wildwood
Fire Company was held last Saturday
night. Harry Brutsche was present
and reported that he had the promise
of a set of harness and other things to
be presented to the company.
MI. Bensen, the new owner of what
is known as the Wilbraham property
on Wildwood avenue, lately purchased
of Henry H. Ottens, is making some
improvements to the house.
Another steam dredge has arrived for
Hess q LeChard and will be put to
work on The pr ject of Baker Brothers
IN filling III the meadows. 1t will take
a year or more to carry to a finish the
work which Baker Brothers are plan
ming for these dredges.
Rufus Collins and Miss Stella Banks
will be married tonight at the SeacreSt,
the home of The brides parents, Coun-
Gilman and Mrs. George w. Banks.
The old auditorium building in the
park, owned by Baker Brothers, has
been enclosed and Capt. H. Brewer,
assisted by r. II. Stanert, of Grassy
Sound, is engaged in the construction
OF a good sized BOAT therein.
Mrs. Herbert A. Buzzard was in
Wild wood yesterday on business co.,
nected with the salt of her property
here. She leaves today for the Pacific
slope to join her husband in California.
Mrs. Catharine j.. Mcclure, of PhIla-
deIphia, was down yesterday inspect
ing her new house which Brannan "
Goslin nave built on the Ottens tract.
IT is one of the handsomest in the whole
group.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Addy, of Phila-
delphia, were guests at Willard Hall
last week.