, 1906-05-23
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

Earle Bowen, editor and proprietor
of the Moorestown Republican, accom-
panied by his father-in-law, A. l..
Chamberlain, of Palmyra, made this
resort a delightful visit last week. Mr..
Bowen made the JOURNAL office a call
while here.
Edgeton Inn is u~ndergoinga number
of improvements II repairs this week
preparatory to the opening for the
summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Walton, ofSwath-
more, Pa, are spending a week at this
resort, enjoying the warm sprihg days.
For Sale-A choice building lot in
Holly Beach, 40xl00 feet located on
Montgomery avenue, between Pacific
avenue and the board walk. Fine loca-
ton for cottage or store. Address VIM.
II. Calkin, Millville, n. j. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shriver and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. f. Shriver, Jr., of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday here. They
expressed their surprise at the wonder
full growth of the resort in the past
year. The Shrivers' have extensive
boardwalk pavilion interests at Ocean
City.
George Carpenter Connor, special
correspondent of Five Mile Beach for
many of the Philadelphia papers, was
here last Thursday getting acquainted
with the people. He represents The e.
Everett Smith Advertising agency of
Philadelphia.
Gallagher d Burton, Philadelphia
liquor dealers, have rented the cottage
of Harvey II. Schoch on Magnolia
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Newkirk,
of Kansas City, Mo-, have located in
Wildwood for the summer and "a
rented Durham Villa, corner Maple
and New York
Children's fancy kid shoes, Misses
Colt shoes, ladies' oxfords in black and
russell. A full line of mems Douglas
shoes. Largest assortment ever carried.
Weller Cotter CO., Wildwood Bazaar
Among the guests of the Lyndhurst
the past week have been Gustave j..
Tharan, Il. Lyman, S. w. Eisman, Il.
Goldsmith, Jas. Magford, Victor j..
Seward, Jos. J. Curran, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ii. Lees and son, Miss Aline l..
Lees, of Philadelphia; Edw. f. Kelley,
of Camden; VIM. f. Ledger, Lambert
vile.
Wonfor d Son, photographers, will
be open for business on Decoration day
at the new ocean pier. n
Jos. Heating, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents
here.
Lowe, the confectioner, has removed
from the Rudolph block to Bakers
pavilion where he has opened a very
attractive confectionery store directly
facing the boardwalk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Mcclure en-
tertained at their w @ Side apartments
last week, Mrs. VIM. Lilly, of West
Philadelphia and Mrs. James Carson,
of Tioga.
Daniel Paret, of Philadelphia, paid
Wildwood a flying visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Bickel, of Philadelphia, is
spending two weeks as a guest of Mrs.
ID. Paret in her West Side apartments.
The great amount of complimentary
comments on the musical part of the
service at the funeral of the late George
Ferris is more readily understood when
the reputation of the singers is known.
Miss Julia Il. Robinson is prima sop
ana at st. Charles Borromeo Church
and second soprano of the Philomela
Ladies Quartette. Miss katherine
R~osenkrans, is contralto at the Church
of our Lady of Mercy. Theladies have
promised TO reserve a date hat will
permit the quartette, a lyric tenor, good
bass and violiniet of known reputation
to come to Five Mile Beach and give a
concert worthy of our present develop
ment. Samuel Eakin, who represents
the Ludwig Piano Company, was or
ganist at the services.
Beach Council, No. 157, Jr. O. u. A.
NJ, will tender "a grand prize ball at
the Ocean Pier on Decoration day,
May Both. The grand march begins
at 30 p. m. Among the prizes offered
are organ, sofa pillow, ice cream spoons,
opera glasses and numerous Others.
Finest assortment of ladies shirt
waists with short sleeves, 50c, 75c,
S1.00, Sl.25, at Weller's, Wildwood
Bazaar, Wildwood emf
Mr.. and Mrs. Smeltz, of Philadel-
phia, are spending some time at the
Sunshine cottage. being down TO fur
nish their new cottage on Maple ave
nue.. Other Sunday guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Erdley, Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Seibert. Mr.. Mcfarland was
down also on Sunday and engaged
apartments at the Sunshine for the
summer.
Central Pharmacy will be run by
William Shafer after Monday, May 2S.
Mr.. Shafer is a graduate of pharmacy
and a son of DIR. Shafer, of Camden.
He spent two years in amedical college.