, 1905-08-30
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

PnllaQei pnla NlslloIS al VIC oCaSicce
include Miss Lizzie West, Mrs. w.
Shelley. Misses Nellie, Mildred and
Hazel Shelley, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Brister,
Albert w. Murphy and Robert Whar-
tenby. Other guests are ]. {. Cleve-
land. Worcester, Mass; W. f. Howard,
Washington. ID. e: &. w. Schauffele,
Miss Helen French, Camden, y. j.
Mis- Edna Lobach and Miss Mar
garet B. Edge, of West Philadelphia;
Miss l.. p. Haines, Mrs. Mary ID.
Hennessey.and J. T.. Harries, Camden
Miss Nellie Macfarlsne, Miss X. NJ.
RYAN and Harry F. Keller, Philadel-
phia. are quartere at the Oaklyn.
Pottsyille i represented by Mrs.
Parker Price and Miss Harriet B. Price.
Bargains in portable gas lamps and
shades. Koeneke Bros, Hotel Aldine
block.
John \. sykes, of the Philadelphia
police: Mis- VI. G. Slemmer and Miss
Florence Slemmer, two interesting
Philadelphia girls, are pleasantly
located at the Sheldon.
George H. Reel, Jr., the bright son
of the manager of Hotel Dayton, is a
great fisherman. The handsome young
fellow is fond of the sport and supplies
the table with fish fresh daily from the
waters hereabout.
John j. Robinson, one of the finest
of Philadelphia's big reserves and his
estimable wife, were guests at 1.-The
Pines during the week. Mr.. Robin
son oWns two lots in Wildwood.
FOR SALE-I have for sale in North
Wildwood aud Anglesea, many vacant
lots that must be sold to settle an estate.
f. NJ. DJugherty, Trustee, White apart
ments, Cedar avenue, Wildwood.
Prominent among the recent arrivals
at the Dayton who will spend a fort
night are H. NJ. Berg, New York; II.
ID. Cronk and wife, Chestnut Hill;
George Pearsall, George b. Aitken,
Alfred VI. Fields, Mrs. George Pearsall,
Miss Virginia Dickie, and w. ID.
Griffith and wife of Philadelphia. Mrs
Joel Mason. of Trenton, is also there
and may buy a summer home in Wild
wood.
b. Venalson and family are pleasant
~ located at the Aldine.
DIR. J. Richard Shannon, DIR. a. Me-
Nelis, f. NJ. Fitzgerald, w. K. Pyrah
aud Luigi Rienzi, formed a jolly party
of fishermen from Philadelphia who
registered at the Ruric during the
week.
Howard p. Nagle, of P~ottsville, Pa,
is spending his vacation at Severn Hall.
For Sale.-One or w lots on Maple
avenue lots 8 and 10, block 40. Apply
to j. B. Haines, 1912 Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia,
Miss Mabel Seaman and Miss Nellie
Grennan, W pretty Philadelphia
girls, are pleasantly located at the
Oaklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Rau, and the
Misses Grace and Elizabeth Rau, of
Philadelphia, are enjoying an extended
s%ojOurn at the Ruric.
Thomas Benjamin and wife, of
Philadelphia, are enjoying life at the
Aldine.
Wilmer L. Devices, a prominent
Philadelphia, with his wife and two
pretty young daughters, Edith and
Evelyn, is enjoying an extended visit
at the Dayton.
Miss Jennie McKinstry, a pretty
Philadelphia girl with hosts of friends,
is a guest at the Ruric. This is her
third season in Wildwood.
Miss NJ. Edythe Border and Miss
Florence Hoffer, two popular Phila-
delphia girls, find life pleasant at the
Dayton.
Curtis L. Baker, of the Camden law
firm of Baker d Harris, will be at their
boardwalk Office, Wildwood, every day
but Tuesdays and Fridays during the
season.
For Sale-For want of use, a good
horse. Apply to w. f. Buzby, Hotel
Aldine.
Fred NJ. Hooper, a prominent citizen
of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and Miss May
Wilson, with a party of friends are
touring the coast in an automobile.
They are registered at the Dayton.
AIaAl Al. Glan u DorIo e