, 1906-02-21
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

Work will shortly commence on New
Temple Hall on Poplar avenue, peal
Atlantic, by Contractors Saul q Inger-
soil. Temple Hall, on Magnolia ave-
nue., was conducted last year by Mes
srs. Faust q Onimus, gaining a good
own and conduct the New Temple
Hall, proposes to make it n of the
leading houses. 1t will be furnished
most deliberately, and some of the most
noted Philadelphia people have already
engaged rooms for the coming season.
The structure will be four stories high
and contain about 25 rooms and will
be completed about May 18th.
st. Simeon's club held a meeting last
Friday evening in their club room
with the following members present;
Rev. Samuel Ward, S. F. Mcknight,
James Richardson, Charles Rakestraw,
j., Q. G. Eldredge, Charles Fields,
Albert Fowler, Fred Williams, Willie
Banks, ARMS Martinez, John Soffe
and Andrew Harris. The following
names we're added to the membership
Councilman Harry S.. Durham, Will
liam r.. Pinker, Walter Marts and Ell
mer Il. Pinker. New members are
welcomed and young men are invited
to join. The baseball team of this club
is getting in shape for the coming sum-
MIR Thnu aXpaaf tn nluu N nrnafian
game on Thursday of this week with
the Holly Beach team on the Hotel
Sheldon grounds.
Thinking of buying a piano? If SO
see Oscar E. Fraley, Young venue,
Holly Beach. Cash or easy payments.
Phone As l.. n
Foster Richards and w. B. Jones, of
Elmer, were among the visitors on
Monday. Mr.. Jones will be located at
the Casino again the coming summer.
AS a young man Mr.. Richards worked
at carpentering on the island twenty
years ago and helped to build the Hotel
Anglesea. Those were the days before
Wild wood was started, when the only
way of getting here was by boat. Mr..
Richards remembers well theday when
Jep Osborn's cow broke away from her
mornings and joined the herd of wild
cattle. He and his fellow carpenters
tried hard to recapture her, but to no
avail.
The Young Peoples Union of the
Wildwood Baptist church have secured
topic cards for the first six months of
the present year. The topic next Sun
day night is "What Christ teaches
us about the forgiveness of SINS" and
the meeting will be led by Brantley
Dubois.
Eddie Let's, aged about ten years,
vas taken to the Wills eye hospital
about a week ago for treatment. Some
time ago he was hit in the eye with a
baseball which threatened the loss of
the member.
Notwithstanding taken at home
or will go out to do homework by the
hour or day. Mrs. M. Denley, oath
street, North Wildwood. n
Willard Hall arrivals have been w.
G. CIR 'ss, Robert Noble, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. d. Connell, T. j. Donaghy, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Upperman, Miss Jane
e. Roberts, VIM. Christy, J. q. Mae
pherson, Mrs. Thomas Martindale,
Thomas G. Martindale, Mrs. John T.
Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Adams,
J. H. Glenn, Ryerson Jennings, Mrs.
e. Stevenson, Thomas Martindale,
Philadelphia; Curtis II. Baker, Vine
land; b. Frank Antrim, Mrs. S. J.
Antrim, Merchantyille.
II. l.. Adams, who has been doing
considerable work here, has gone to his
home at Bridgeton to remain for a
week or SO. Among the contracts Mr..
Adams has here are the putting of slate
roofs for the new cottages of Henry IL.
Ottens and Thomas Martindale.
Chas. r.. Page, foreman of the JOUR-
NAL office, sprained his ankle last
Thursday night while playing basket
ball at the club room of the Athletic
association in the old meadow pavilion
belonging to Dick ellis. He was laid
up indoors until Monday.
Frank w. Fowkes, who managed