, 1906-06-20
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

tors OF the German Lenlgn Bu1lOlnB
Association, of Philadelphia, with their
families, were guests of Mrs. Seipp at
the Franklin cottage on Pine avenue
on Sunday: Henry Hauptfuhrer and
wife, II. Sepperling and wife, George
Roesch and wife, Misses Viola and Lii
liam Rnesch, Charles Gruber and wife,
Ed. Gruber, Miss Anna Lieb, III. Schad-
ewald and wife, Mr.. Berge and wife,
j.. Schneider, DR.. Harvey Tiet and
wife, II. Howell and wife, Vim. Groel-
Schneider and wife, VIM. Kaufman
and wife, Mrs A. Kaufman, Mrs. Yost
Seipp, Mrs. Elizabeth Seipp, Miss
Mary Seipp, II. Goebel and wife, Mrs.
n. Rhoads, Orwin Meyers.
Visitors at the Sunshine Cottage have
been Mr.. and Mrs. Eardley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schuck and son, Mrs. Menhart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BRUNEI and son,
Miss Brunnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay,
Philadelphia; Miss Burress, Mrs. G..
Croft, Camden; Mr.. Allen, VIM. See
ly and son, Bridgeton; Francis Seeley,
Jr., LOngport.
Central Pharmacy will be run by
William Shafer after Monday, May 28.
Mr.. Shafer is a graduate of pharmacy
and a son of DR.. Shafer, of Camden.
He spent two years in a medical colleges
The Board of Trade is arranging for
an appropriate Fourth of July celebra-
ton. The Declaration of Independence
will be read and an Grafton delivered
by a prominent speaker, with accom-
panying music and exercises. 1t has
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motor boat race. A display of day
light fireworks on the water is being
considered and the usual evening dis
play of fireworks will take place.
Raymond Flitcraft successfully pass
ed an examination for a situation with
the West jersey and Seashore Railroad
and is now braking on our ocal freight.
Among the guests at Edgeton Inn
are Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Wolfel, Miss
Emma Wolfel, Miss Florence Brecht,
Miss Dorothy Miller, Mrs. l.. Brecht,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turner and son,
Miss M. Smith, Roxborough; Miss L..
Stuven, Miss e. Stuven, VIM. Bech-
man and wife, Edmund Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. e. Mousley, J. Master
sou and son, G. G. Savage, S. G. Neil
son, w. G. Krimmel, Chas. l.. Fred
rick, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. JOS
eph Hume, Upland, Pa; Mrs. w. H..
M. Dram, Miss Francis Dram, Sha-
mokin, Pa.
Coombs' homemade bread can't be
beat. Try a loaf.
Mrs. M. Griffin, of Philadelphia, has
rented the cottage of Mrs. Ferris at
the corner of Cedar and Park avenues,
and will conduct a boarding house
this summer, opening on Saturday,
June %.
Excise Commissioner Joseph G. Kolb,
of Camden, spent Sunday and Monday
here. After the Fourth of July Mr..
and Mrs. Kolb will take possession of
season,
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
II. w. Ryan, agent.
Edward d. Wentzell and James
Hamilton attended the third annual
state convention of the United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America held at Asbury Park last Sat
urday. Samuel Botterill was elected
president; Matthew Il. Smith, vice
president; James H.. Reeves, secretary;
{. q. Novel, treasurer. The executive
board consists of Il. J. Rock, g. H.
Ham. J. B. C~osgrove, j. III. Gallagher
and r.. Adams. The mex convention
will be held at Atlantic City.
The entertainment at which Miss
Jean Wilson is to recite and which
was advertised to take place at Wild
wood Casino on June 80, has been
changed to Friday evening, June 20,
and the place to be the Holly Beach
borough hall.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. n
II. S. Foster spent Sunday with his
parents in Elmer.
Among the guests of Severn Hall
the past week have been Anna M.
Prosser, Gettysburg, Pal c. E. Stretch,
l.. E. Haymaker, ID. j. Murray, f. A.
Graham, S. B. Morrison and wife, w.
]. Helm, and wife, G. H. Turner. G..
X. Graves, p. Cromberger, Sidney IL.
Ogden, of Philadelphia.
See Albig's advertisement inside. n
Mrs. Robert Morris and daughter,
Isabel, of Tioga, are nicely housed in
the e West Side apartments.
Miss Florence Schlosser, of Philadel-
phia, has taken the position of steno-
grapher in the office of John N. Reeve.
The first progressive euchre of the
season will be held in the music
of Edgeton Inn on Wednesday ave-
ming, June 9th, at $50 o'clock.
Try one of Coombs' lemon marangue
riac