, 1906-04-18
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

David Powell, opposite the JOURNAL
o flee, are in imitation of brown stone
and are SO perfectly made as not to be
distinguishable from the natural arti-
Gle.
John G. Lightfoot and wife, of Ger
mantown, are spending a couple of
weeks at their house on Pine emu
They had as their guests for the Easter
holidays Mr.. and Mrs. George Petry,
of Kensington.
The Hollywood, eorne of Pacific and
Pine avenues, is being beautiied by a
new dress of paint.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wild wood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have just arrived from Germany and
will be found at r. w. Ryan's Japan
csc Bazaar, Wildwood. 2 for DC. X
Grocer r. p. White, who was located
on 18th street last summer, has rented
one of the stores in the Harrigan block.
The Wildwood Athletic Association
desires 10 make dates with baseball
teams throughout South Jersey. Ar
rangements can be made by addressing
Manager, Wildwood A. A, Wildwood,
N. j.
Read Weller's grocery adv. on anoth-
er page. n
Among the Severn Hall guests over
Easter were Frank Stone. Jno. B..
Linehan, Irwin l.. Gordon, Mrs. G. +.
Meeser, Miss Ada Meeser, Miss Blanche
Meeser, Mrs. T. p. Tompson, Eleanor
Thompson, Caroline S.. Gordon, and
Sidney II. Ogden, of Philadelphia;
Miss Louise Antrim, of Merchantville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wiesler and
little daughter spent over Easter in
Philadelphia.
See Albig's advertisement inside. \
Wentzell & Weber remembered their
many friends and patrons Easter week
by presenting them withdainty souven-
irs in the shape of carnations to the
ladies, novelties to the children and
cigars to the men.
For Sale-Lot 90x100 corner Atlantic
and Pine ayes. Price So, 900. H. Nc
Clelland, 1893 Chestnut street, Phila. X
Jno. B. Linehan, of Philadelphia, a
talented musician, spent Easter at
Severn Hall and while there treated
the guests to some excellent rendi-
tons on the piano.
The Misses Teresa M. Wiley and
Sara A. Winters, two popular school
teachers of Philadelphia, are spending
Easter week at the Lyndhurst, enjoy
ing to the utmost the infectious spring
spirit which envelopes the island.
Other guests of the Lyndhurst are Mr..
and Mrs. Holm and child, Sarah p.
Bradley, Una Bradley, Mrs. Oldfield,
Carrie Nj, Marks, of Philadelphia; Mr..
Fox, of Bridgeton.
j. Whitford Riddle, Jr., state editor
of the Wilmington, Del, EUening
Journal, with his wife and infant sou
were here spending the Easter holiday
with their parents, as We're also their
daughte"s, the Misses Pearl and Jean
Riddle, OF Philadelphia.
Miss Rae ). Grace and e. G. Barnes,
teachers of the Woodhine public school,
We're visitors at the Wildwood school
on Monday.
William B. Jones, of Elmer, who for
the two past seasons has had charge of
the amusements on Butchers Casino,
was down on Tuesday noting the many
changes and Improvements on the is
land. He intends to remove here with
his family in "A few weeks and will
again occupy his position al the Casino.
Business stationery, letter files,
STAN p ink, library paste, legal and
foolscap, type writing paper and car
bon sheets. Read our adv. on page 4.
Mech d Co. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice Reeve, of
jersey City, spent Sunday with Mr..
Reeves parents here.
Margaret Foote, of Philadelphia, has
rented and will conduct the Hotel
Aldine this summer.
Forrest b. Long and Miss Harriet s..
Williams spent Easter at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reinhardt, of
Camden, were among the Wildwood
property owners down for Easter.
Wapella Tribe, No. 238, |. o. II. M,
of Wildwood, are making great prepar-
atoms to present a minstrel entertain
ment and dance, Saturday evening,
April Dist, at the Wildwood Casino.
Among those who will take part are
Charles w. Bosch, soprano; Jos. HI.
Hertz, violin s~oloist; Chas. e. Lane,
baritone singer; Vim. f. Koeneke,
bass ~soloist; and Wapella double male
quartette.
Charles B. Benson, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents on
Wild wood avenue.
Willard Hall guests have been j.. E.
Smith, Haddonfield; William Zeller,
Vineland; IL. L.. Holbrook and wife,
Palmyra; G. R. Townsend, u. A.
Bayless, l.. E. Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank and son, Mrs. l.. A. Fenton,
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