Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-08

of Philadelphia Miss Cecilia Rahilly
and Miss katherine Mcconnell, both
of Pittsburg, Pa Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gardner, who are playing leading
roles at the Ocean Pier theatre; Chas.
Kneath, member of the L. of =. base
ball team and H. b. Lord, Baltimore,
Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank d. Duffield aud
snail son, of Elmer, are spending a
week in Wildwood. Mr.. Duf1ield is
one Of Elmer's prominent business
men.
Mr. and Mrs. Bower, Of Philadel-
phia, are spending August, as usual, at
the Sheldon.
Buy your lumber of Diamond " Coz
Hon. and Mrs. Oliver /. Blackw well
and two daughters are among the
Wildwood visitors. Mr.. Blackwell
represented Hunterdon county in the
New Jersey Assembly during the ses-
sions of 1899 and 10000.
Virginia w. Cloud, literary editor of
the Baltimore News, accompanied by
her mother, is spending a fortnight in
Wildwood.
There is new gas man in town,
son having been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Richardson, and christened
James Glass Richardson.
REGISTERED at the Dayton as late ar
rivals are: S. Turk and family, of
Chester, Pa, here for remainder of
season. Dir. ri. II. Carr, of New York
City; George DeBolt, Fairmount, w.
Va; Trying Fisher, Norristown, Pa;
G. n. Jacotia and family, Reading,
Pa; John II. Mcclure and family, A.
NJ. Stevenson and family, G. w. jeff
err and family, Mrs. Caroline Hughes
and daughter, all of Wheeling, WA;
Charles Gulentz Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs.
H. f. Van Hagan and family of Phila-
delphia; q. B. Brush and wife, of Nor
ristown, Pa; Mrs. G. L.. Krauder and
family of Philadelphia; A. j. Bartlett,
Montreal, Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. George
f.. Mathews, prominent residents OF
Philadelphia, are here for the remainder
of the season; William McHenry and
son, of Massilion, Ohio, A w. Breh-
man and family, Philadelphia; q. j..
Appleton and family, of Germantown,
Pa. ~
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Clarence Neiler. well known in oar
ing circles of Philadelphia is enjoying
to the utmost two weeks of seashOre
life here.
Il. G. Thayer, of Berkley, Cal, is en-
joying himself on the Atlantic coast
after being born and raised on the
Pacific slope. He says everything is
o. k here but the weather. He is u
guest of the Glen wood.
DIR. w. Jefferes, ex-mayor ofChester,
Pa is stopping at the Clinton fors some
time.
Editor Frank G. Angle, of the Dams
vile, Pa, Morning News, accompanied
by his wife has been spending a few
days at the residence of ID. A. Howe,
corner Glenwood and Atlantic avenues.
Mr. Angle made the JOURNAL office a
pleasant call yesterday afternoon.
Saturday was strenuous one for the
baggage transfer company. Hundreds
of trunks blocked the baggage plat
forms at the depot till late at night,
though the delivery wagons were con-
stantly on the run. Manager Brutsche
and his able force of men were kept
busy until three o'clock Sunday morn
ing. If trunks are August's "barom-
eter," it will be record breaking
month
John IL. Beans representative of
the Stifiel u Freeman Safe Co., Phila-
delphia, is spending his vacation here
Miss Nettie Van, of Camden, is
calling on Wildwood friends.
Mrs. Frances Lovejoy, Misses,
Florence +. Large and Marguerite
Reynolds of Ashtabula, Ohio; and Mrs.
Harry Donaldson, of Tioga, are guests
of Mrs. A. G. Clark.
Washington Mills, Geo. Hires, Elmer
Waddington, David Mulford, Milton
Wescott and Charles Knauff, popular
young Bridgetonites are guests at the
Casino this week.
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1Oc. WILDWOOD Posi- CARD Co.
a large number of guests have regis
tered at the Greylock within the past
few days. We note the following: E.
II. Carroll and family, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hill, the former the owner Of
the Florence Worsted mills, j. Wilson
Broome and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Stokes, Mr. and Mrs G. H. Obersmith,