, 1906-05-09
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

moo and evening May 18th, in Mr..
Reeves building, neX to the Post
Office. Home made bread, cakes, pies,
etc, will be for sale, also ice cream.
Contributions or donations from friends
will be greatly appreciated. The
patronage ofthe community is solicited.
Preparations are being made for the
observance of Memorial day and it is
the intention to make the coming
ceremonies this year more elaborate
than usual. All the children of the
island are invited to participate in the
exercises and to send their names to
Baker Brothers, so that the drilling
of the children can be commenced at
an early a date as possible.
Thomas Martindale will make an
address before the Atlantic City Board
of Trade, on Thursday evening, May
18th.
The finest post cards yet issued for
Wildwood, Holly Beach and Anglesea
have just arrived from Germany and
will be found at r. w. Ryan's Japan
csc Bazaar, Wildwood. 2 for SC. \
A delegation of thirty-six Red Men
from Millville visited Wildwood last
Saturday evening and assisted Wapella
Tribe in adopting ten new members.
A fine lunch was spread at the close of
the pow-wow and everybody went
home well pleased with their visit.
Do you want to see a greater Angle
sea, Wildwood and Holly Beach? If
go support your home newspaper. \
w. o. Weller, of the Weller Cotter
Co., who purchased the general mer-
ahnnIsCo bt,af,an cd ~ ID M Dn hoe
brought his wife and family to Wild
wood, taking up their residence in the
new cottage ON Pine avenue Just conn.,
pleted by Assessor Washburn.
Milkman Clark is seen on our streets
with a new wagon.
Miss Glendora Davis, of Woodstown,
is visiting friends here.
Contractor w. H. Washburn is
building a cottage on Maple avenue,
west of the railroad for his W use.
Elmer Pinker and family have
moved from the cottage which he
recently sold on Maple avenue to the
basement of the Weller cottage on
Pine avenu
Hotel Poplars will open May 18th
under same management as last season,
enlarged and greatly improved and
will endeavor to maintain the reputa-
ton made last year.
BAKER & SKINNER
George Hoffman, of Millville was an
over Sunday visitor.
Miss Esther Godfrey, of Camden,
returned to her home one day last week
after spending some time with relatives
here.
Harry Brutsche, Jr., ofPhiladelphia,
spent Sunday with bis parents on
Pine avenue.
Miss Freda Winch, of Bridgeton, is
visiting relatives in Wildwood.
Work is progressing on the bake
shop being built for Baker Coombs in
the rear of his cottage which he recent
ly purchased on Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Corle are
the happy parents of a bouncing baby
bow which arrived at their home on
Monday.
Just received! a large invoice of
ladies high-class muslin underwear
made by a manufacturer who caters to
Philadelphia's most exclusive stores.
You can buy of us as cheap ana In
many instances cheaper than in Phila-
delphia. Watch for our display next
week. Read our ad on page 8. Mech
& Go. y
A baby girl is a new conner at the
home of Collector and Mrs. b. Y.
VanHorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G.. Jessup, of
Camden, were over Sunday guests at
Severn Hall.
DR.. GU. r. Miller, president of the
Wildwood Board of Health, was down
last Friday night at a meeting of the
board.
The regular May meeting of Coun7
ell was adjourned last night to next
Monday evening.
Mrs. John II. Daggan visited Phila-
delphia last Friday.
DR.. Lincoln, of Philadelphia, has
rented the It'll cottage on Wildwood
avenue for the season and with his
family will occupy it about June L. ~.
The JOURNAL Little Ads on page 8
are well worth watching each week.
Maybe some of them are of interest to
you
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