, 1906-07-04
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

pany's business at the railroad station.
The Broad way M. E. Sunday-school,
of Camden, brought a large excursion
to Wildwood on Thursday of last week
consisting of sixteen cars.
H. McClelland, Philadelphia manager
of the George E. Keith shoe company,
Campello, Mass, came down last Sat
urday with his family to occupy their
Maple avenue cottage recently pur-
chased of Col. d. p. Brown.
Mrs. Philip Frederick, of L%ewisburg,
Pa, and Mrs. Isaiah Strubler, of Zion,
Pa, are visiting their brother, Mayor
Baker.
If you want good bread see the Cape
May Baking Co.
Miss S. A. Reed and Mrs. H.. A. Dea-
con, both of Beverly, are stopping at
the Dayton.
Real estate dealer John w. Barr, of
Camden has been the guest ofhis sister,
Mrs. A. r. Rossell of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crockett of
Philadelphia have been guests at the
Sheldon of late.
At the Sea Crest this week have been
registered Kenneth Rushton, Jr., Miss
M. E. Rushton and Miss X. l.. Rush
ton of Rosemont, Pa.
Two well known Camden profession
al men here are Howard Miller and r..
Gordon Coulter. Mr.. Coulter has a
cottage here and entertains many
friends each week.
j. w. Bennett and S. F. Fox, of
Scranton, Pa, two business men, are
for a few days at the L%yndhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Humphreys of
Germantown are the guests of Louis A.
Heating who has taken the Grayson
cottage this season.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wild wood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have arrived from Germany and
will be found at r. w. Ryan's Japan
ese Bazaar, Wildwood. 2 for sc. n
Mrs. l.. r.. Baker is visiting relatives
in Maine. AT Cambridge, Mass, she
was joined by Miss Adelaide Bear, of
Camden, who just completed her first
year at Radcliffe college.
Norton Bond, of Philadelphia, is
clerking at the Central Pharmacy.
DR.. H. H. Tomlin, who has an office
owe the Central Pharmacy, expects TO
remain here all the year.
Francis Devlin and family have TAX
en- possession of their Oak avenu cot
tage for the season. Mr.. Devlin is in
poor health and has retired indefinitely
from his manufacturing business in
Philadelphia.
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r. M. Frank, of Chicago, is spending
some time at this resort.
Coombs' homemade bread can't be
beat. Try a loaf.
Rev. DIR. Kittridge Wheeler, pastor
of the Camden North Baptist church,
and Mrs. Wheeler were recent guests
of George Leathwhite and wife at their
handsome Magnolia N cottage.
Edward S. Hale, of Philadelphia, is
visiting here.
Albert Paris Hughes, a well known
West Philadelphia, Is here for a short
stay and will frequent this shore dur
ing the season.
Stopping at the Edgton Inn are a
party of the famous Junger Maenner-
Choir Strollers, who are to give at
Happened in Farmland" at the Wild
wood Ocean Pier. The party is COM
posed of William M. MOser, William
Hustler, William A. Koenig and Fred
Meyers.
Chester Bowers of Philadelphia has
q party of his friends at the Bartram
for a few days.
MI. and Mrs. William Masterton,
we'll known Philadelphia people, are
registered here for a stay.
George N. Neumeyer, a prominent
Pittsburgh professional man, is at this
resort for a two weeks stay.
A. r. Place and wife of Lansdale are
at the Edgeton Inn for two weeks.
Try one of Coombs' lemon marangue
pies.
G. G. Brandrif and wife, a leading
glass manufacturer of Millville, is
here for a period.
Paul l.. Wolfel, chief engineer of the
Pencoyd Iron Works, has his family
at the Edgeton Inn for the season.
Harry Hunter, well known in Quak.
er city politics, is here for a time.
r.. B. Meyers and sou of German
town are summering here.
Morris Evans, Jr., of Lansdale, Pa,
has his headquarters at n of the
leading places.
G. Pancoast Smith of Burlington is
enjoying a stay here of several weeks.
Some of the people located at the
Poplars are J. 7. Jones and wife and
Thomas Burgess of Philadelphia, Mrs.
A. S. Tourlin of Haddonfield, NJ. G.
Cole of Camden and Lincoln Meyers
of Sellersville, Pa.
Charles H.. Schuck, a we'll known
Philadelphia and Camden newspaper