, 1905-11-01
WILDWOOD BUDGET
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avenue and Odd street, Philadelphia,
accompanied by his wife, was down
yesterday inspecting his new apart
ment building on the west side.
A Philadelphia business man who
was down during the past week states
that there is a great Zeal of talk in the
city about Wildwood and warns the
people of the island to prepare for a big
season in 1906.
Robinson q Hand, practical house
painters, Anglesea, N. J. Best mate
rails and workmanship guaranteed.
Miss Rita Geisenberger entertained
Harriet s. Williams. Forrest b. Long,
and Edward Tomlinson on Wednesday
evening of last week. The guests de-
clared a most pleasant evening, even
if they did get wet going home.
Mary and Francis Means, of Pine
avenue, accompanied their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Slaymaker, to
Philadelphia for a short visit.
For Sale-Three lots at Magnolia and
Lake avenues, cheap. o. s. Camp,
2131 Grange street, Germantown, Phil
adelphia.
Misses Ida Godfrey and Lillian
Crabtree, of Wildwood Bazaar, spent
Sunday at the formers home at Swain
ton, returning well laden with the
products of the beautiful autumnal
season.
S. Madison Crosse is teaching the
public school at South Seaville and has
moved his family there from Green
Greek.
For Sale-A lot in North Wildwood,
No. 2 of block l65, near Twenty-ffth
street. Sewer connections at curb and
paid for. Price, $500. This is an tx
ceptionally low price but must be sold.
Apply at the JOURNAL office. n
Rev. j. w. Riddle, pastor Of the
Wildwood Baptist Church, has moved
his family into the Peterson apart
ments on Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. J. Wolf, of Phila-
delphia, are down looking after their
property on Park venue.
Splendid Bargains-Harry Heating,
the old reliable tailor, is selling youths
overcoats at SIS, honestly worth $40.
Others slightly soiled at 50. so. Call and
get your moneys worth at Pacific and
Cedar
When sweeping, don't forget to
change the broom often from n side
to the other, so that the hips will be
developed equally by this truly scien-
tific exercise.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Slaughter have
returned after spending several days in
Philadelphia with relatives.
If you are thinking of building n
haven't got the money, we have and
will loan it. L cal give you the par
ticulars on application. William II.
Bright, 81 years at Holly Beach. n
Miss Haddie Morris returned on Sun
day from a weeks vacation trip.
Miss Lillian Crabtree returned to her
Philadelphia home yesterday and will
return again 10 Wildwood Bazaar next
summer.
For Sale-36 inch Novelty heater,
nearly new. Carl l.. Siebert, Pine
There are 1870 names on the registry
list entitled to vote next Tuesday.
Contractor Thomas S. Goslin is erect
ing a cottage for VIM. Christy, of Phil
adelphia, on Maple avenue, next to
the Gray apartments.
An automobile party consisting of
Judge Voorhees,, David Wilder, Julius
Rauch and Postmaster Livezey went
to Court House this morning and for a
ride through the county with Frank
Sheppard as Chauffeur.
j. Fithian Tatem, who has just re-
turned from a trip to Maine, was down
yesterday.
Frederick Sutton is spending the en-
tire week on the island looking after
the various enterprises in which he is
interested.