, 1906-07-11
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

adelphia, are enjoying the comforts OF
their apartments at the West End.
Druggist Thos. A. Sheeban, of 18th
and Wolf streets, Philadelphia; Solo
mon Malsberger, clerk of the Quarter
Sessions Court, accompanied by H.
Bradford Murray, crier of Quarter Ses-
sions Court, Philadelphia, paid a visit
to the island on Friday last and en-
gagged cottages for the balance of the
season.
Among the guests at Temple Hall,
Poplar avenue, have been S. E. Hart
and wife, Mrs. G.. II. Greenamyre and
daughters, T. H. Cilly and family,
II. f. Leberman and family. Mrs. H.
Burnett and daughters, Edward b.
Cobb and wife, Mrs. Josephine Har-
vey, Mrs. G. Struhar, s. Gilbert Dow
dell, VIM. H. Yorke and family, Phil
adelphia; Mrs. H. Stewart and family,
Pittsburg, Pa.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wild wood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have arrived from Germany and
will be found at II. w. Ryan's Japan
csc Bazaar, Wild wood. 2 for &c. n
Among the guests at the Franklin
cottage on Pine avenue have been Chas.
Zoll and wife. M. Hoffman, Miss
Breyer. George Hug, Katherine Hug,
Elmer Weidner, Chas. Huff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Moore, Dorothy Muth,
Allan Maxwell and wife, Mrs. Ettin-
ger, Misses Olivia and Irene Ettineer,
James Ettinger, Miss Wennick, Miss
Brauer, Elwood Walter, Miss Maud
Homer, f. Knapp and son, Mrs. Kars-
ten, Mr.. and Mrs. Achenbach and
daughter, Miss Lena Schoenig, Miss
Anna Seipp, Of Philadelphia.
Guests at the Sunshine cottage the
past week have been Mr.. and Mrs.
Beckmann and daughter, Miss Hart
man. Mrs. Muse, Mrs. Miller, MI.
and Mrs. Eardly, Gait Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heely, Mr.. and Mrs. Gatsky and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland and
daughter, Philadelphia.
The Borough of Somers Point has
bought a chemical fire engine of the
company represented by our towns
man, Mr.. Bosch.
The Oaklyn, on Cedar avenue, has
inaugurated a series of private excur-
sions during the season.
Miss Pearl Riddle, teacher i'll the
Philadelphia Conservatory of Music,
will spend July and August in Wild
"oOot aio aiibS bihAt III or tdhO "a
limited number of pupils on the piano.
Terms moderate. Address Lock Box
10, Wildwood.
Luther Gorgas and wife, of Harris
burg, Pa, are stopping at the Virginia
for a time. Mr.. Gorgas is cashier of
the Harrisburg National Bank and
heartily appreciates the sea air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knerr, u we'll
known Camden jeweler, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leathwhite at
the Dever cottage, as is also Mrs. Ade-
liza Rothermel.
Have you tried our smoked fish?
f. M. b. Smoking Co., 1873 Andrew
avenue, Holly Beach. n
Thomas +. Seward with Mrs. Sew
ard and their two fine young sons,
Tommy" and Victor, have been en-
joying life at this resort the past sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Seward is extensively
engaged in the wholesale laundry bus
mess in Philadelphia and is likewise
a heavy holder of Wild wood, Wild
wood Crest and other real estate. The
Stewards have started to erect twenty
six room apartment at Wildwood
Crest and are enthusiastic over the
possibilities of the place.
Rev. Howard Williams, pastor of
the Alpha Baptist and Rev. Ezra
Clark, pastor of Calvary Baptist
churches of Philadelphia, have been
the guests of Rev. DR.. Isaac w. Bag
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. George Leath-
white, well-known Camden folks, at
their handsome Dever cottage.
Mrs. William r. Coffin, wife of the
general freight agent, Pennsylvania
railroad in Camden, was at this resort
this week. Mr.. Coffin, Jr., accom-
panied his mother.
Among ,the prominent Pittsburg
society people here are Mrs. William
Bole and her lovely daughters Alice
and Bertha They are at the Grey
lock for three weeks.
Former State Senator Robert E.
Hand and Mrs. Hand have been stop
ping at the Sheldon the past week.
Coombs' homemade bread can't be
beat. Try a loaf.
AT Severn Hall this week are regis
tered Mr.. and Mrs. G. Erhard and
Miss Marie, of Philadelphia; Mary
Snyder, Weburton, Pa; Charles And
erson, Berwick, Pa; Sara Solely, Ash
land, Pa; Edward Il. Briggs and Miss
n. p. Highly of No%rristown; Miss H.
r. Potts, Swedenland, Pa; Alice
Mitz, Hazleton, Pa.
Alexander DeHaven and wife and
Miss Jean Gould DeHaven, of the
Quaker city, are enjoying life at the
Sheldon this week.
Robert Foley of Chicago is located
at the Seaside, as are Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frederick Greenwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Robinson of Philadelphia.