, 1906-07-11


w. ID. Mann, of the WEIGH Packing
company of Philadelphia, has his fam
lily located at the Dayton for the sea-
SOB.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Carson are
summering here. Mr.. Carson is a well
known Philadelphia real estate opera
tor.
At the Lyndhurst, Ed ward Thomas
Hunter aud r. May Hunter of Phila-
delphia, are registered.
William Ancott and wife and Harry
b. Fitz of Germantown are at the
Lyndhurst for a week.
Miss s. Warren of Camden is STOP
ping here for an outing.
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
r. w. Ryan, agent.
Among the well-known PHILADELPHIA
ians stopping at one of the leading
beach front hotels for extended stays,
are Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Merklee,
Miss Helen Roy Ditton and Madeline
A. Ditton.
Miss Ethel M. Myers of Bridesburg
is a popularyoung lady here for a visit.
Manager and Mrs. Reel of the Hotel
Dayton will introduce their popular
euchres this week. They were a feat
ure of this hotel last year.
MI. and Mrs. M. w. Mcknight and
their beautiful daughters, Miss Annie
Taylor and Miss Margaret May, are
here for the season. Mr.. Mcknight
was formerly a head man for Straw
bridge Il Clothier but is now with
Stewart Co. of Baltimore.
DrauiJD,t IFlxUnI DslDxI xXvA.-
of the Northern Bank of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Richard Watson are at one of
the big houses for the season.
Two pretty and popular Quaker city
young ladies here for the season are
Miss Bertha Winnipenny and Miss
Adelaide Winnipenny.
Stopping at the Dayton for several
weeks are Edward l.. Hill, Mrs. Hill
and their son. Mr.. Hill is a leading
Philadelphia cotton merchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Jorde and son
of Wilmington are at the Aetna for an
extended stay.
T. j. Gould is numbered among the
boardwalk throng, hailing from the
Quaker city.
j. g. Duke and wife, prominent
Philadelphians, are at the Dayton for a
stay. Mr.. Duke is located in the
Bailey, Banks and Biddle building in
Philadelphia and is a well-known mer-
chant.
w. l.. Marks, of the late firm of
Marks Bros, is summering here at one
of the leading beach front hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis and Samuel
Eakens, well-known Camden people,
are at the Aetna for a stay.
A Philadelphia party who are en-
joying life here are j. A. Cooper, L.. H.
Williams, Kathryne r. Pollock and j.
f. Jacoby, Jr.
f. A. Norway of st Paul, MIMI, is
at the Seacrest for a visit.
A want advertised in the JOURNAL
Little Ads ceases to exist. n
Two well-known Philadelphia peo-
pie staying at the Poplars this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Blancjour.
They are down for two weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. S. X Weymer of Philadelphia
are also at this well-known hotel.
Mr.. Weymer is an expert accountant.
Among the Camden people are Mrs.
Chas. Pedigree, Emile c. Ironside and
Mrs. j. b, Reeves of Haddon Heights.
AT the Aldiue are registered from
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. James
Scott, f. Bruder and wife, r. Talifer-
70 of Haddon Heights and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Williams of Camden.
The popular Edgeton Inn has a
number of well-known folks stopping
there: Among them are noted 7. H.
Garvin, Jr., of Sharon Hill, w. B.
(tnoIou Nau VorG NJ I Gn,i%h Do,Lox
ough. e. f. Dunlap, Harrisburg, Oscar
and Miss Florence, of
Philadelphia.
H. f. Renner of Milwaukee is at the
Colonial for a time.
DR.. and Mrs. Steinback and MI. and
Mrs. George Boardman of Philadelphia
at the Oaklyn.
Anumber of well. known Philadelph-
are at the Thelma this week.
Donald Macleod and family of Rut-
lidge, Pa, are at the Bartram, as are
j. p. Masterton, ID. NJ. Harris and
Mary Jane Harris of Philadelphia.
Two well-known Lansdowne folks are
Richard N. Morrell and E. G. Graham.
Councilman and Mrs. David Nc
Coaen Oh lne olAtn Ward, Pnlladelphla
accompanied by their talented
daughter Miss Mabel, are at Cedar
Hall. Magistrate James Fealy and
family are down for the summer, while
the Misses Neary, talented singers, are
here with friends.
G. IL. Graves, the Photographic pub
Usher, has issued a series of very
prettily colored post cards, which are
on sale at the places designated in his
ad vertisement on the first page. The