, 1906-07-18
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

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McKeegan, j. p. Stoltzbus of Inter
course, Pa, II. Wallender, New York
city, A Nicholson, J~enkintown, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L.. Contehar OF
Baltimore.
d. p. Leonard of New York is at the
Edgeton Inn. Among the out of town
folks there are A. Estella Reese and
Mary N. Reese of Harrisburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Fisher and Miss E. G. Fish
er of Norristown. Among the Phila-
delphians noted at this popular house
are Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Eichel of Ger
mantown, g. Elliott Reed and f.. Ev-
erett Smith and wife and daughter.
Mr.. Smith is the well-known advertis-
ing expert and has beer handling the
Board of Trade advertising appropria-
tons from this place with great success.
Try one of COMBS lemon marangue
pies.
George E. Lowrie of Newark is reg
istered at the Aldine for a week, Bes-
sic K. Miles and Clara b. Robinson of
Philadelphia are likewi at this hotel
for a brief stay.
Harry c. M. Carl of Hancock's
Bridge, N. j., is at the Willard Hall
for a stay. Among the Philadelphians
noted there are II. w. FIickinger and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Fudge, Geo.
Rogers Copeland and MI. and Mrs.
J. F. Wyeland.
q. q. Barr, of the wholesale lumber
and mining timber firm, Beecher d
Barr, Pottsville, Pa, made an over
Sunday stay here. Mr.. Barr's family
occupy a Magnolia Ave. cottage for
the season.
To OUR PATRONS: In consideration
of the request of a great many of our
customers we will take fiat-work and
give quick service. We are not con-
nected with any other laundry on the
beach in any way.
HUB LAUNDRY Co, Ltd.
10 Wild wood Ave, Wildwood, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eichman and w. F..
D%ougherty of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Samuel l.. West of Riverton are regis
tered at the Cedar Hall for a stay.
Stopping at the Aetna this week is a
party from East Orange, N. j., who
are very well known in New York.
The party is composed of A. G. Gseller,
General Manager of the National Life
Insurance Co, his wife and daughters
Florence, LORNA and Lillian. DR..
Theo. Foote of Nineland. DR.. A. }.
Mander of Millyille, and DR.. and Mrs.
Scott w. Iau and SONS, of Philadel-
phia, are also registered here for a va
cation. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L..
Schaal and MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Schaal of the Quaker City are also at
the Aetna for "a time.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wildwood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have arrived from Germany and
viii be found at r.. w. Ryan's Japan
ese Bazaar, Wildwood. 2 for &c. X
Philadelphians at the Bartram this
week are Mary l.. Fields, Mrs. c. S.
Bird and daughter, j. w. Franken-
field and wife, John A. Redles, Mrs.
John w. Cobb and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward f. Whaley. Chief Burgess John
w. Paul and wife of Rutledge, Pa, are
also at this well-known hotel.
DIR. Lau and family, Mrs. Tullar and
daughter, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Townsend, MIR. and Mrs.
Sizeby, of Camden are at the Wissa-
hickon cottage for a p~rotracted stay.
Have you tried our smoked fish?
f. NJ. B. Smoking Co., 1873 Andrew
avenue, Holly Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Decker are visit
ing at the Kinsman cottage on Maple
e
Mrs. John Leinbach of Newark and
Mrs. H. p. Hannold are at the Lynd-
hurst.
Registered at the Thelma this week
are Miss Helda Nelson of ScOttdale,
Pa, Mrs. E. Zimmerman and Charles
T. Zimmerman of Frankfort.
At the Lyndhurst this week, among
the guests noted from Philadelphia is
the well-known Candy family. Some
of the members registered are Mrs. w.
l.. Candy, Mrs. Sam Candy, Mrs.
Charles Candy, James Candy, Lenord
Candy, Violet Candy, Mabel Candy,
Frances Candy, William Candy, John
Candy and Miss Taffetta Candy. The
Candys hail from Frankford.
Coombs' homemade bread can't be
beat. Try a loaf.
DIR. l. Chantry Hoffman, President
of the Philadelphia English Confer
ence, will be in Wildwood on Thurs
day evening, July 10, to organize the
Lutheran Mission into a regular con-
gregation. The meeting will be held
in Wildwood Borough Hall. There
are about sixty charter members of
the congregation which promises to be
one of the strongest in Wildwood.
For Sale-l22 East Glenwood avenue,
Wildwood, IA room house nearly new,
finished in hardwood, built as two sep
arate apartments, each having modern
bath room, coal and gas ranges. This
house is in the finest section of Wild
wood, being close to the beach and sta
ton. Apply to John HI. SchiId on
premises, or box 1886, Wild wood, Ms