, 1906-01-24
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(COntinued)

q. II. Horner, Wilmington, DEL; w.
Scott Hand, Ocean City; Gilbert S.
Smith, G.. w. Hates, Albert B. High,
Avalon; Erick H. Peterson, Wildwood;
g. w. Bosch, Oak Lane, Pa; Dr.. w.
Harrigan, James S. Meade, Ernest
Punchard, George w. Hughes, Edwin
Moore, Philadelphia; County Superin-
tendent o. o. Barr, Cape May; Julius
B. Rauch, Holly Beach; Mrs. s. j.
Antrim, Merchantyille.
Willard Hall guests have been Mr..
and Mrs. r. N. Adams, j. H.. Glenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Christy, Mrs.
j. q. MACPHERSON and daughter, of
Philadelphia.
The orchestra recently added to the
Baptist Sunday school is already rec
ognized as an attractice and helpful
feature of the Sunday afternoon exer-
cises. The members of the orchestra
are: cornet, Mr.. Ely; flute, G. B. Lowe;
violins, Miss Jean M. Riddle, Miss
Lena Washburn, Charles Lieby; organ,
Miss Eva Washburn.
For Sale-Lot go feet by 100 feet, Oak
avenue, block 10. w. H. Staples,
2249 N. 2Sth street Philadelphia.
John G. Lightfoot, a prominent BUSH
ness man of Germantown and wife are
spending a couple of weeks at their
cottage, 217 Pine ave-, which they re-
Gently purchased from J. ID. Win
chell. They have as their guest Mrs.
John A. Pemberton, also of German
town, Phila.
The special meetings in progress at
the Baptist church in Wildwood will
continue throughout this week. All
are invited. A short sermon is preach
ed every evening by Pastor Riddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Todd were recent
ly presented with a nine pound baby
boy.
The Parish Guild of st. Simeon's
Episcopal church will hold a New En-
gland supper on Saturday evening,
Feb. 10th, at the Hotel Bartram on
Cedar avenue. Supper tickets, rs cents.
We make a speciality of all kinds of
automobile repairing. Wildwood Auto
Co., Wildwood avenue and depot. y
Ex-senator James Butcher, of Salem,
was down last Friday looking after his
property here.
b. G. Hitchner, one of the many
Philadelphians whoown property here,
was down on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. HItchner has contracted with
Collector VanHorn for a cottage at
Wildwood Crest.
Contractors Todd q Assay, Camden
builders, have commenced the con-
struction of a cottage at New York and
Harris, of Mt. Holly.
The Misses Riddle, of Philadelphia,
again spent a few days including Sun
day last with their parents on Maple
avenue.
A little baby girl vas born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wiesler recently.
The latest automobile horn to be seen
is an eight-chime affair that is operated
by means of a keyboard. Various
tunes are said to be possible on this in
strument. 1t is a very large contri-
vance and is run by the exhaust.
Chas. A. McWilliams has received a
lot of orange blossoms from E. H.
Shearer's Florida plantation. Orange
and peach trees are in bloom there
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Corle, who
have just returned from Brooklyn, N.
Y, have been spending a few days here
previous to going to Philadelphia for
the balance of the winter.
G. b Lowe has installed a pool table
in his home.
John Newcomb expects to move his
cottage to a lot on Cedar avenue, near
his livery stable.
Miss Irene Taylor, daughter of Alfred
Taylor, is a member of the Latin class
in the Wildwood public school in adj
dition to those mentioned last week.
Have you seen our brand new Max
well car? Our friends say "She's a
beauty; the finest and easiest riding
automobile we have ever ridden in"
Price. Sl450. Can we give YOU a DEM