, 1906-03-14
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

II. ". slaughter, cnalrman, JO1n N.
Reeve, secretary; f. p. Rudolph, VIM.
ID. Middleton, Forrest B. Long and l..
G. Johnson.
The Maxwell Cars are sold under the
positive guarantee that as good a car
cannot be sold at a lower price.
AT the regular meeting of the Five
Mile Beach Building and Loan Associ-
alton held on Wednesday evening of
last week four loans were made aggre-
eating $40, 800. The receipts from dues
during the month of February were
81 ,496. SO, and from mortgage loans re-
turned and paid off SIC, 200, making
the total receipts for the month $lI,-
696.66. Most all the money on hand b
kept loaned out all the time and care
is exercised Ia making loans.
Both stores in John II. Baunhann's
building on Oak avenu have been
rented for the coming season. One of
them to Thomas r. Townsend, Of
Bridgeton, who In company with MI.
Mooney, had a restaurant on Cedar
venue last year and will conduct a
restaurant again this season. The other
was rented to Mrs. Francis s. Tice, of
Clayton, who will open a millinery
store there under the name of Adams
d Tice about the last week in March.
For ~Sale-SOme of the best business
sites In Holly Beach and Wildwood
along Pacific avenue and boardwalk.
Apply to E. Yenney, Burk avenue,
Holly Beach, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sydney, of Pei
ham, were down over Sunday and
Monday of last week visiting Mrs. Am
brose Pullinger. Mr.. Sydney is in
business In Boston, Mass, and came on
to see Wildwood.
The Fidelity Contracting company,
of Philadelphia, has the contract for
the erection of a small hotel on Poplar
avenue, between Atlantic and Pacific,
for Harry M. Neinstedt, of 31O3 Hamil-
ton street, Philadelphia. B. f. Stevens
Is the architect.
Justice Frank Snyder, of Gloucester,
was ia Wildwood last Thursday, hav-
ing come down to spend a few days
and to look after his interests at Grassy
Sound.
E. J. Reeve, of Reeve Brothers, spent
a few days of last week in New Bruins
wick where he done the carpenter work
in the store to be occupied ny his son,
A. w. Reeve, as a pharmacy.
For Sale-Lot 90x100 corner Atlantic
and Pine ayes. Price So, 1000. H. Nc
Clelland, 1888 Chestnut street, Phila. n
Frank g. Goldner, of Camden, of the
firm of the Thompson Printing Com
pany, Philadelphia, was down last Fri
day to attend the banquet of Beach
Council.
Shad yside cottage on Cedar enu and
will reside there upon the arrival of his
wife from Bridgeton. Mr.. Robinson
expects to remain here all summe and
has resigned as Councillor of Welcome
Council, Jr. o. U. A. M, at Brldgeton.
Wanted-Young lady for telephone
operating IN Wildwood. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Address Telephone, JOURNAL office. +
Hotel Seacrest arrivals have been J..
l.. Kenworthy, Coatesville, Pa; M.
Mathews, Chas. E. Starr, J. Davenport,
w. G. Hunter, V. DeMoya, F. B. Bosch,
J. M. Elwell, A. H. Christ, John w.
Christ, l.. w. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Wolcott, Miss G. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Burhama, S. w. Eakins, H.
l.. Stiles and wife, Harry Stiles, w. H.
Robinson, Philadelphia; Henry S.
Young, Wilmington, Del; Julius B.
Rauch, Holly Beach; d. H. Lowell,
Jos. II. Gumbes, f. g. Goldner, f. G.
Sterling, Camden; R. H. Pinkham,
Millville, H. l.. Holbrook, Palmyra;
Edward Mount, Asbury Park; w. r.
Conard, Burlington; Carleton Haines,
Tabernacle; H. w. Emo, Bridgeton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. X. Scull, Elkins
Park, Pa.
Miss May Ingersoll, head operator at
the Wildwood central of the Bell tele-
phone, is spending this week in Phila-
delphia learning the operations of the
r,nu Gfxln of switch hoo rd III hi0h oro
being placed in the new Brown build