, 1906-03-07


have been Thomas Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Schaffer, J. S. Eller-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bosch, G. M.
Peirce, H.. b. Engle, Fred o. Schaettle,
Irving Evan, J. s. Carruth, VIM. A.
Tompkins, Jr., G. d. Vaughn, George
Jessen, Alfred Tallersen, James Sau-
ders, Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Hitchner,
Frank Baingo, James ]. Reilly, Mrs.
Matilda Cassel, Mrs. Nefferdorf, Mrs.
Meyers, S. G. Pollock, Philadelphia;
II. L. Westcott, L. B. Silvers, b. V.
Darnell, H. w. Emo, Bridgeton; e. B.
Leaning, Ross T. Barton, Chester
CARL, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Cassel,
Mrs. Geist, Camden; J.. F. Tatem,
Haddonfield; w. E. Zeller, Wildwood;
julius Rauch, Holly Beach; J. H.
Smith, S. Sarge, w. MCLEAN, New
York; VIM. F. Springer, Atlantic City;
J. F. Reardon, Millville; F. P. Ryder,
Norristown, Pa; r. B. Beahm, j. d.
Beahm, Bethlehem, Pa; F. w. Saw
age, Granville, N. Y.
Miss Jennie Kinkade has returned
from a trip to New York and Philadel-
phia with all the smart styles in spring
and summer millinery. Wait for the
opening.
The Daughters of Pocahontas desire
to thank those who furnished music,
Mrs. Davis for her Rotations and all
who took part in their recent social.
Keeper of Records.
The Baptist church prayer meeting
will occur this week again at the tenn
porary residence of John N. Newcomb
or Wildwood avenue, opposite the
JOURNAL office, on Thursday evening
at eight o'clock. All are welcome
The prospect of having the church
building on its new location within a
few days is now encouraging. Services
will be held on Sunday as usual.
Misses Pearl and Jean Riddle, of
Philadelphia, who every two weeks
make a short visit to their parents in
Wildwood, were here again last week
and spent Saturday and Sunday.
Wanted-Woman for general house
work. Apply to DR.. Corle, Magnolia
and Pacific avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Lightfoot, of
Germantown, were down last week
getting their house on Pine avenue
ready for Easter.
The strike among the union carpen-
tiers here has been in force for the past
week and some of the work on the new
buildings in course of erection has been
interfered with. The demand of the
carpenters is for an increase of 25 cents
per day for a nine hour day. The re-
port that the union demanded So per
day for each and every man is untrue.
A man that already receives 1915 per
day is to receive So per day, and a man
getting $3.50 is to get 1915 and so on.
Last night the contractors brought Is
non-union men in on the train who
went tie work for the different contrac-
tors this morning. 1t is believed that
the dispute will be adjusted this week,
and that everybody will go to work
again. 1t appears that the contractors
are willing to grant this increase and
many are paying it now, but hesitate
to recognize the union.
"Hesper," the continued story run
ming in the JOURNAL, is a good one.
Are you reading it?
As will be seen in our advertising
columns William O'Brien is still in the
hauling business, and has two horses
and two wagons with which to serve
his customers, promising prompt and
satisfactory service.
Architect VanHorn returned from
Philadelphia last night after spending
four days there, and is now working
on the plans for a large building to go
up IN Poplar avenu
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