, 1905-05-31
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)


ton at Chas. A. McWilliams barber
shop for the summer.
Edgeton Inn has been transformed
into a more beautiful place by new
carpets, new wall paper, etc., and last
Saturday opened for the season and
already a large number of guests have
been entertained, among whom are the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bech'
mann and wife, Clair h. Bechmann,
Philadelphia; DIR. Chas. Morell and
wife, Isaac w. Bagley, and wife, Mrs
d. Rothmell, Miss Ida A. Garwood
Miss Jennie B. Conover, Robert j
Mather, Elwood l.. Mather, Camden
H. H. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e
Knecht, Miss Elsie Knecht, Miss Adele
Nepley, VIM. E. Corsen and wife,
Philadelphia; Lionel G. Simpson and
wife, Collingswood; Henry Hoffman
and wife, Jennie M. Lloyd, Tillie B
Lloyd, Millville; Chas. B. Grier, Miss
S. H. Coles, Woodstown; Grace E.
Koch, Reading.
For SALE.-At a bargain, a new six
passenger wagonette with sash. 3. e.
Cranmer, Vineland, N. J.
Stephen Durfee and family, of Mill
Vile, are down and occupying their
cottage on Pine avenue.
Among the Hotel Seacrest guests the
past week have been VIM. Jordan and
son, w. G. Greer, G. P. Hendrickson,
VIM. H. Paul, M. Livingston and
wife, Miss Livingson, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
b. Haines, Philadelphia; R. b. Cald-
we'll, Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. Chas. Wiki
inson, Alfred Wilkinson, James
Wilson, Miss Clara Benoit, Mrs. w. I'll.
Clements, Miss Emma Clements,
Camden; H. w. Emo, IL. l.. Adams
and lady, w. B. Milford and wife, L..
A. Wentzell and wife, Clayton Nc
Pherson and wife, Bridgeton; Oliver
PIERCE, Philip P. Baker, Wildwood;
George Davidson, Miss Theodore Foote,
Vineland; N. Diamond, Miss Eva
Diamond, Woodbine.
A very interesting birthday present
was that which came to VIM. M.
Boone on Decoration Day, a fine
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood WentZell and
Mrs. Martin Mulford, of Bridgeton,
were among the many visitors here
Tuesday.
George L%eathwhite and family, of
Camden, took possession of the Penn
Smith cottage on Glenwood avenue on
Monday.
For Rent-A q room boarding house
fully furnished, within 100 feet of rail-
road station. Good chance. Terms
reasonable. Henry H. Ottens,
North Wildwood, N. J.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Myers, of Alloway,
were guests at the home of John
Daggan yesterday. My ers was recently
elected principal of the Wildwood
public school.
William w. Suplee, of Philadelphia,
who has interests in Wildwood, was
among the Memorial day visitors.
Francis Asbury and family came
down from Philadelphia on Wednes-
day of last week and are in their Pop
lar avenue cottage for the season. Mr..
Asbury travels to business in the city
every morning.
Dressing sacks and kimonas, in light
lawns, dark prints and white, trimmed
with pink and blue, SOC, Csc and 75c.
Read our ad. Mech and Co. t
Rev. Clifford Kidd, of the Memorial
M. P. church, Camden, visited this
resort Tuesday, a guest of the Thelma.
Frederick, the small son of j. K.
Tresher, proprietor of the Aetna, fell
from a third story window of that
hotel last Friday evening and was un-
injured. When he struck the ground
it was said he bounced like a rubber
ball.
Among those who stopped with Mrs.
Siglinger at the Sunshine cottage the
past week were Mrs. G.. Ewald and
Mrs. l.. Ewald, of Philadelphia.
John Paul, of Bridgeton, is spending
sometime here.
Daniel Wade, Appointment Philadel-
phia manufacturer, whose family are
here in their cottage, on Glenwood
avenue, was.among the many who in