, 1905-07-05
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

MISS Alice NJ. R0thermel, Mrs. M. L.
Robson, Master Jack r. Robson, EN-
ley Dunn and family, Harry Watson
and family, Mrs. r. Harris, Miss H. r..
Harris, Miss NJ. NJ. Harris, II. w. Sit.
well, Robert Noble, Mrs. A. M. Will
liams, Mrs. s. f. Mills, Mrs. It. X.
Etter, Mrs. Simonson and son, Joseph
s. O'Brien, Miss N. Lipsey, Miss Mary
Breitinger, Miss Clara Breitinger, A. G.
Schuehler, s. J. Trimper, g. NJ. Nc
Knight, George Willis, Alex B. peys-
dale, H.. q. Worthington, Rev. John
Gordon, ID. D., Carrie l.. Gordon, A. l..
Miller, Miss M. E. Gohn, F. w. Shir-
Der and family, H. H. Storey, M. l..
Floge, VIM. r. johnson, J.. Walker
Herst, Miss Rae Vankirk, Miss Gladys
Carroll, Philadelphia; Miss Lillian
Deabler, Miss Mabel p. Deabler, Cape
May.
LosT-A silver chataIine watch en-
graved with the monogram I'D. A. j.
on the back. Liberal reward if found
and returned to JOURNAL office.
Hotel Dayton was filled with guests
yer Sunday and the Fourth of July
holiday. Among the guests have been
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ken worthy, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. b. Ramsey, Miss f. X. Bean,
A. w. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brown.
John II. Schocht, Miss Florence Cow
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Malin, Miss
Sara McQuade, w. N. Adams, e. J.
Adams, John Carson and family, Geo.
w. Carson and family, Edward RAM
sey, J. A. Tobias, Mrs. Reno Schoch,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Kinsell, A. Hart
and family, Philadelphia.
Hotel Ottens buffet; sea foods of all
kinds; Zimmerman's orchestra.
Willard Hall guests have been Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Harris, w. q. Gross,
f. Oakford, Valentine Meek and wife,
Mary G.. Lea, Lydia and Elsie Lea,
Miss Emma Brown, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbert Christy, Mrs. Chester
clearinghouse, Miss Myra b. Har-
mean, Miss Ada M. Randall, Mrs.
NJ. E. Randall, Pauline Killinger, So
phia Presley, M. D., Miss Lee, Charles
Albert, Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. s. J.
Lea, Miss Harriet Lea, Elkins Park,
Pa; Margaret Williams, Delair; Otto
Hoffmire, Toms River; Curtis Il. Ba-
ker, Esq, Vineland; VIM. e. Zeller,
Esq, Wildwood.
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.
The following guests were entertained
by Mrs. E. Edwards the past week at
the Crown cottage: o. Brunell, Miss
Brunell, George Brunell, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Brunell, Mrs. McA'Fee, of Phila-
delphIa; Miss Clara Connolly, of Erma;
MI. Tronnem, of Vineland; |. A. Fer
reira, H. A. Ferreira and family, of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Jones, of the firm
of Stewart d Jones, is located here
with his family for the summer.
For EXCHANGE.-A nice modern
Philadelphia property, will be eX-
changed for property in Wildwood.
Address H. S. Fulmer, 1897 Columbia
avenue, Philadelphia.
John A. Ackley and family, of Vine
land, are in their Glenwood avenue
cottage for the season.
Chris Krauter, of Bridgeton was a
Wildwood visitor on the Fourth.
Hear the canary sing yankee doodle
at the Hotel Ottens grotto and listen
to Zimmerman's orchestra.
The Central Pharmacy, corner Oak
and Pacific avenues, is o open with
a full line of drugs, etc. Druggist
Shafer, of Camden, is also agent for the
u. S. fire ex%tinguisher, which can be
seen at the store.
Madam Addieleaner, the star planet
reader and fortune teller has stationed
her tent near Bakers pavilion.
Charles w. Davis and family came
down Saturday to spend the summer
in their cottage here.
Former County Clerk George w.
Betchner, of Bridgeton, has been spend
ing several days in Wildwood and
played with the Millville band on July
4th.
FOR SAIE-T have for sail i'm North