Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-15
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

be nel0 at AIldnl1c lily on sept. 10.
1t will be remembered that the boys
came very near bringing this conven-
tion to Wild wood this year. Shepp
says if the boys from Anglesea and
Holly Beach will pull together that the
convention can be brought here in 1907.
But to be successful there will have to
be some work done to break that top
root which is 26 years old in Atlantic
City and a healthy root. Do the peo-
pie of Five Mile Beach want this con-
vention? If SO, the boys would like TO
know if the largest theatre on the is
land would be rendered for the occa-
sion.
l.. G. Webb, of Wilmington, Del,
and late of Vineland, has opened a
plumbing shop in Oliver }. Leigh's
building on Cedar avenue. Attention
is called to his adv. in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Leedom and
daughter Marjorie, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
former residents of Wildwood, are
spending week or two at the Tioga.
Miss Anna Libbel, an accomplished
musician, of Philadelphia, whose in
formal musieales are so thoroughly en-
joyed by h many friends here, is the
guest of Mrs Charles ldeck.
Among the enthusiastic visitors in
praise of our beautiful Wildwo d, are
Mrs. Craze Rich DUNCAN and Miss
Emily Woodwood, of Columbus; also
Mrs. Marie Hutchings and Miss Zoe
Terry, of Cleveland, all Ohio State In
stitution officials, guests of Mrs. A. G.
Clark.
Crab and Fish Souvenir, 15c.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Dayton are:
Owen j. w. Burmess, Miss Clara Bur
mess, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. BRENNAN
and family, all of Philadelphia. Mr..
Burmess has a very pretty launch
which he brough Int with him.
Arrivals during the past week at the
Aetna were numerous and we note the
following. o. IL. Bieg, of Philadelphia,
who has for many seasons taken his
summer outing here Mrs. Jos. p. Rog-
ers, wife of a prominent Philadelphia
magistrate; George Gould, of Buffalo;
Mrs l.. NJ. Robelen, Mrs. w. Walker
and daughter, Miss Helen r., all of
Wilmington, Del; Thos. J. Irwin and
wife, of Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. R.W.
Jefleries and her two charming daugh-
tiers, Helen A., and Harriet E., all Of
Merchantville, n. j.
A very enjoyable banjo recital was
given by Prof. Gilmore Challis, of
Pittsburg, at the Aetna, Friday even
ing.
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
II. w. Ryan, agent.
Late arrivals at the Ruric are: Mr..
and Mrs. Carl f. Lareber and children,
of Philadelphia; B. X. Beecher, Of
Camden.
NJ. A. Stewart, of Camden, was Il
visitor at Wildwood Friday.
The following are guests at Hotel
Dayton: e. j. Dougherty, wife and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, of Indianapo-
lis; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Thompson,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Drudelaine and children, of Oak Lane,
are at the seashore for an extended Wis
it; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Duke, prominent
i'll Philadelphia social circles, will
spend some time here.
Seacrest late arrivals: w. Y. Kelley,
Hatboro Pa; Nj. Schwartz and Mrs.
G. Zoll, of Philadelphia; j. IL. Living
ston Chicago; Misses Anna Van Fos-
som and Elizabeth Wilde, of Norris
town Pa; Mrs. f. M. Prophet, of Phil.
adelphia.
Buy your lumber of Diamond Il Co. X
William Weber, of Reading, Pa, is
here on visit.
Among the Severn Hall guests the
past week have been Mrs. e. J. Boyd
and three children, here for month;
Mrs. w. ID. Sherrard, Miss NJ. Sher-
rard, Mr.. and Mrs. John J. S. Rod
gers and daughters, Herman G. Strick-
ler Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Oskins, Ethel
and Bertram Oskins, John H. Irwin,
J. w. Irwin, G. b. Galton and wife,
Miss Helen b. Galton, f. l.. Borie and
J. S. Borie, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rad
ford, Victoria A. and Sarah e. Me
Carly, VIM. f. Bruner and wife, Olive
A Maus, Mary Grey, Nellie McVeigh,
Philadelphia; Lillian H. Dilmore, Ella
NJ. Dilmore, Camden; f. l.. Padgett,
Bethlehem, Pa; Elsie ", Clara d. and
Sarah Whitehead, West tConshohocken,
Pa; Mrs. L. e. Virgil, Mrs. l.. w.
Miller, Vineland; George II. Good
man, Williamsport, Pa; Emily r.
Goodman, Mahanoy City, Pa; Frank
l.