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

Harris, of Philadelphia, are spending
fortnight at the Rakestraw.
The guests at the Rakestraw were
entertained at musicale given by Mr..
and Mrs. Rakestraw at their cottage on
Pine avenue, few evenings ago.
Misses Alice and Anna BARLEY have
taken possession of their cottage on
Pine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulhart and son, of
Easton Mr.. and Mrs J. Glazer, Mr.
and Mrs. James Watson and children,
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Knight, Mrs. Costi
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Colvilla,
Miss Reese, Miss Davenport, Benjamin
Balentine, Harry Brown, wife and
child, Miss Eisenberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Y. Ford and son, and Mr.. McCarty,
all of Philadelphia, are new arrivals at
the Lightfoot.
The Wild wood Board of Trade is ac-
tive these days, making inquiries con-
cerning real estate values, etc, and
looking after the interests of Wildwood
residents and the visitors to the var
ious resorts.
Miss Ida Siggins, of Tidioute, Pa, is
spending week with her sister, Mrs.
e. w. Stebbins ON Wildwood avenue.
Miss Lena Anderson, of Westfield, n.
j., is CUE st of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w.
Stebbins.
If you want to buy lovely room
cottage at Holly Beach for yourself or
for inv yestment at a real bargain inquire
of the owner. p. o. box $50, Holly
Beach, N. j.
Mrs. J. b. Collins, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Collins, and son
Colin, of Philadelphia, are registered at
the Aetna.
III. d. Beaston and family, of Phla-
delphia, are registered at the Aetna.
Fred NJ. Wagner, magistrate of
Court No 27, of Philadelphia, accom-
panied by his wife, are sojourning at
the Hotel Sheldon. 81 }..;.e.s.
Fred nValkenburg, one of Pitts
burg's foremost business men, is visit
ing with relatives and friends at Wild
wood for few days.
Charles Jennings, of Chicago, ILL.,, Is
spending two weeks vacation in
Wildwood. Mr.. Jennings is much in
4o.o.4oI IL, wild ,uaod onH ifG IL
ings and contemplates Locating here
permanently.
The following guests are late arrivals
at the Poplars: Albert S. Funck, Chas.
Blaser, T. f. Harvey, all of Philadel-
phia; S. l.. Fox, Jr., and Charles p.
Mills, both of Bridgeton. At this pop
ular resort more than fifty applicants
who applied for accommodations
were turned away.
Those registered at the Seacrest as
late arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hyman, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Fenner George Fisher, and
Miss Jennie Swope, Camden; Miss Jen-
ME Blanchard, Millville; Miss G. b.
Swart, Portland, Me-; Benz. Blanchard
Port Norris; II. f. Curley and wife, a.
Campbell and wife, A. w. McVoyal
Philadelphia; Furman Corson, Mill
vile; G. H. Posten and wife and F. w.
Nettleton, all of Philadelphia.
Miss Edna C. Whitaker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Craig V. Whitaker, of
Bridgeton formerly of Wildwood, was
married to Rufus p Hays, of Wild
wood, at the brides home on Thurs
day, August 2, 1906, by Rev. d. Y.
Stevens, of the Fourth NJ. f.. church of
Bridgeton.
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
R. w. Ryan, agent.
The Chester, Pa. band is to give
morning and evening concerts at the
band stand on the board walk during
the remainder of the season. This band
is filling an engagement this summer
at Wildwood Crest.
Horace Wentzel, ofCamden, returned
home last Saturday after spending a
week at Willard Hall.
One business man here reports his
weekly cash receipts as Sl25 greater
than the corresponding week of last
year.
The consumption of water from the
plant of the Wildwood Water Co.
is increasing greatly each year 1t
is said that 100000 gallons more per
day are being used this year than last.
The express business to Wildwood
last week is reported to be fifty per
cent increase of the corresponding
period of last year
James Morehead and family,of Phil
adelphia, are spending the month Of