, 1906-01-03
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

pm - s
three on the books of the b trough col
lector remaining delinquent up to the
year 1904. This work, involving much
time and labor on the part of the solici-
tor, has all been performed by him
without additional charge for service
or additional expense to the properly
holders. Mr.. Zeller retires from the
solicitorship with the satisfaction OF
work well done and certain it is that
the present incumbents of the collector
and clerks offices appreciate and know
full well of his painstaking and I'M
ceasing labor i'm behalf of the borough,
resulting to the very great benefit OF
every Wildwood property owner. ?
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer; Devoe.
A special meeting of the Wildwood
Board of Trade will be held in the Dor
ough hall on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary B, 1906. There will be business of
importance and Thomas Martindale
Will address the meeting.
Statesmen can canvas the whole of
Cape May county in n day by auto
mobile and reduce expenses. Wild
wood Auto Co, Bell phone 10.
Norman Ryan returned to George
School yesterday morning after spend
ing the holidays with his parents. He
intends to bring a few school friends
home with him in March and give a
house party at the home of his parents
on Wildwood avenue
A law passed by Congress last Feb-
ruary makes the holGer of five shares
of stock eligible as a director in a
National Bank capitalized at not over
S25, ZOO. Previous to this enactment it
was necessary for "A director to be the
owner of at least ten shares, regardless
of the size of the capital stock.-Elmer
Times.
For Sale-Nearly new go-cart, only
used few weeks, automatic, heavy
rubber tired, III good condition, will be
sold cheap. Apply JOURNAL Office. X
Guests at Willard Hall have been
Matthew fill, Mrs. w. J. Doyle and
three Sons, VIM. Blavin, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. e. Archambault, Jr., w. G. Gross,
Robert Noble, Thomas M~artindale,
Philadelphia; M. E. Wentzell, Cam
den; VIM. E. Zeller, Wildwood.
Daod tho JnTrDNrAT GI a uaar
Chas. H. Nickel returned last night
from an enjoyable visit to Philadelphia,
West Chester, Pa, and Bridgeton.
Arrivals At the Seacrest the past
week have been F. Sutton, VIM. w.
Young, r. b. Raymond, James S.
Meade, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. X. Scull.
Merritt A. H. Scull, c. Kenneth Scull,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bosch, Edwin
Kelly, Mr.. aid Mrs. Albert Hart,
Philadelphia; II. w. Emo, H.. l.. West
colt, S. H. Meyers, B%ridgeton; II. l..
Hustled, Miss Hood, Mrs. Fithian,
J. w. Fithian, Camden; Mrs. Mamie
Porter, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas X. Scull, of Elkins
Park, Pa, were down on Thursday
of last week, looking over the island
with a view of investing here.
George b. Young and Miss Ella
Sterner, of Pottsville, Pa, spent the
holidays at the home of George Ferris.
Mrs. VIM. j. Doyle and sons, of
Philadelphia, We're down for a few days
last week in their cottage. Steam heat
has just been put in the house.
Raymond Mayhem, of Pittsgrove,
spent a portion of the holidays here.
and the building recently purchased
by John N. Reeve, on Wildwood ave-
nue., are among those receiving a coat
of paint.
James Branuan, of the JOURNAL
force spent New Years in Philadelphia.
Harry Brutsche, of Philadelphia,
who has charge of the Union Transfer
here in the summer was down on Sun
day, accompanied by his son, Harry,
Jr.
Mrs. r. l.. Montgomery and Miss
Elsie King of Philadelphia were guests
for several days including New Years
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. j. w.
Riddle.
Charles Schuck, a Philadelphia
florist, is spending a week at the Sun
lii. o.4.~o NJ, CaI,,aI oy0oata g.,