, 1905-07-26

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missed his body was found where the
water was only two or three feet deep.
Ii was said he was subject 10 heart
disease, or some aliment, and falling
was drowned. The boy was the SON OF
Henry Linde, a Philadelphia furniture
dealer, and his family were occupying
Elmer Pinker's cottage.
Salads and sea foods, accompanied
by Zimmerman's orchestra, at the
Hotel Ottens cafe. Rightnp the BOARD
walk Ii short distance.
Miss Mary McNelly has returned TO
her home in. Philadelphia after spend
ing a week with her friend, Mrs.
Miller of Pine
Lost-Green leather pocket book.
Reward if returned to Shadyside cot
tage, Cedar avenu
Guests at Temple Hall have been
Walter Engle, wife and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boorse, Mr.. and Mrs. Knoll, Rev.
DIR. A. Pohlman. Mrs. John Morrison,
Mrs. G. Packard, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
TIetjins, Miss Henrietta Tietjins, Paul
Smith and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
ley Nauman, Mrs Hagerty and son,
Miss Mary Quinlan, NJ. j. Heavey and
wife, Misses l.. and r.. Heavey, Phila-
delphia; William Kirk and family,
Beverly; Miss M. Van Allison, Mrs.
f. H. Doughty, Vineland; Mis-. Anna
r.. Anderson, Miss Ada NJ. Evans,
Roxboro; Walter Lusson, Ardmore, Pa.
Wanted-Young lady for general
office work. Must be good, rapid pen
man. Call Friday morning. Wild
wood, Anglesea and Holly Beach Gas
Co. Office at Oliver Leigh's building,
opposite Wildwood station. +
The time for high and low water for
the balance of July is as follows:
July q, high water. 4 Oh a. III. and 4 36
p. M; low water, Hoy a. m. and lilo
p. m. %, high water, 5.01 "a. m. and
500 p. M; low water 5 a. m. and D. m.
20, high water, $50 a. m. and GIG p. NJ;
low water II a. m. and p. M. 30,
high water at SIG a. m. and 6.36 p. M;
low water at 1.57 "a. m. and p. m. 81,
high water at 7.0l a. m. and 7.23 p. M;
low water at $50 a. m. and 2 4S p. IN.
Ethan Reeve, the clerk at Sites
paint store has trimmed one of the
windows of the store with the Lucas
paint which is very attractive. He is
trying for a prize which is given for the
best trimmed window by the Lucas
Paint Co.
Mattings, OIL cloth and linoleum ut
Wildwood Bazaar.
Mr.. Andrew Harris and Miss Mary
Wagner, were united in marriage by
the Rev. Isaac w. Bagley, at the
Dubois Cottage, July l., 1905. The
contracting parties were both of Wild
wood. n. j., and the groom has been
employed at the new Ocean Pier.
Guests at Tower Villa the past week
have been Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Launey,
l. j. Turner, Bridgeton; Mrs. Hallman,
West Philadelphia; Mr.. Pierce, West
Chester.
Sea foods and salads "A speciality at
the Hotel Ottens cafe. /
Charles l.. Shaw, president of the
Shaw, Ewing Com pany, 1907 Race
street, Philadelphia. has leased the
Crickets cottage on Pine avenue
for August. Thomas Martindale and
family vacates this cottage this week
and are moving INTO their new house
i'll the Ottens tract.
Curtis Il. Baker. of the Camden law
firm of Baker x Harris, will be at their
boardwalk office, Wildwood, every day
but Tuesdays and Fridays during the
season. =
r. l.. Camac, the Grassy Sound
builder, was here on business ON We'd
nesday of this week.
q. {. kuecht and family, who cot
tagged at Cape May last summer. are
in their Magnolia avenue cottage this
summer.
For Sale at Bargain-On account of
sickness two choice lots on Poplar ave
nue. near new pier. Also cottage cor
ner Atlantic and Pine avenues. II. S.
Fulmer, 1927 Columbia Ave. ,Phila.
Samuel Woods and Walter Bremen
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas