, 1905-03-15
WILDWOOD BUDGET
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george OF Camuen, d
property owner was here Sunday.
Charles S. Livezey, of Philadelphia,
father of Post Master Byron Livezey,
was an over Sunday visitor.
Rev. f. w. Scheafer, of Mt. Airy,
Philadelphia, preached for the Luth-
Grams on Sunday.
Councilman j.. Albert Harris and
Gilbert II. Baker made a trip to Ocean
City last Friday to see Senator Crosse.
MI. and Mrs. r. w. Ryan are on a
business trip to New York to buy
goods.
For Rent.-FOr the summer, fur
nished cottage, four bed rooms and
bath, with a bed in the attic. New
house and everything is neal and clean;
piano. Address JOURNAL, Wildwood,
N. J. n
d. Everett Todd, of Camden, is paint
ing w. H. Aliens house on Maple
Chas. H. Nickel returned Monday
evening from a visit to Bridgeton.
Mayor Champion, of Ocean City,
was here last Thursday night.
Laundry received at Keating's tailor
store, Cedar and Pacific avenues,
Wildwood, N. j. X
Miss Lida Godfrey spent Sunday at
her home at Swainton.
Postmaster Livezey has a new bay
horse which he purchased at Vineland.
New wrappers. special values at SOC
and s LOO. Mech q 20.
Miss Lottie Martinez, of Wildwood,
is spending a week In Philadelphia.
There were quite a few visitors on
Sunday.
George Albus, of Bridgeton, spent
Sunday with his wife in Wildwood.
Hon. P. P. Baker, of Vineland, spent
Saturday here.
Mrs. William Phillips, of Atlantic
City, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Lou Martinez.
ID. Everett Todd, of Camden, has the
contract to paint the new ocean pier
and commenced the work to-day with
a force of men.
The family of Chas. e. Rakestraw
have arrived from Philadelphia and
taken possession of the Buzzaro cottage
on Pine oNon1n raoapfIr l.,uI4 l.
Miss BARLEY, a sister of Mrs. Rake
straw.
No business was transacted at the
regular meeting of Council last night
and an adjournment was taken unit
Friday evening, March "a.
Among the guests at the Hotel Sea-
crest the past week have been John F.
Reardon, Millville; Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Harnett, Ethel M. Harnett, Samuel
ID. Hassard, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Baker.
Miss M. E. Skinner, j.. A. Hisey, Benz.
I. Smith, Philadelphia; H. D. Hall.
Meadville, Pa; Mrs. w. G. Curtis,
Ill. S. Curtis, Media, Pa; A. J. Tom
lin, Goshen; N. Diamond, Woodbine.
Capt. James Swain, Green Creek.
drove over yesterday to look after his
property interests here.
Mrs. J. L. Mcclure, who has a hand
some cottage at 18th and PENNSYLVANIA
avenues, in the Ottens tract, was down
yesterday accompanied by Robert n.
Jacob and Bessie Jacob. The party
We're guests at the Seacrest.
The Bridgeton Laundry have a new
wagon on our streets.
1t isn't a new undertaken in town
but the old one minus his mustache.
While walking along the beach last
Sunday Miss Elizabeth Owen found a
pair of upper false teeth. 1t is thought
that they were lost by someone in
bathing last summer.
There will be a flag raising at the
Wildwood school Oh April 7, in charge
of Beach Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
VIM. j. Doyle, of the firm of Doyle
d Doak, Philadelphia contractors and
builders, has bought the VIM. q.
Moore cottage on Goth street, and will
occupy it during the coming season
with his family.
Henry ID. Moore, VIM. ID. Sherrerd.
Frederick Sutton, J.. Fithian Tatem.
and Gus Riddell were down looking
over the island to-dov