, 1906-07-18

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At the Langside are registered Mr..
and Mrs. II. Fl. Spottswood of Wash
ington, ID. c., and Miss b. Leech of
Philadelphia for al extended stay.
Mrs. Albert H. Refer and daughter
Naomi, Pine avenue, spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Martha w. Andrews, of the
Journal force, spent Sunday with her
nephew, Lewis Heavier and wife, at
Yeadon, Pa.
Madam Roberts, C%alifornia's greatest
slate writer, gives writing messages
through spirit power. Readings daily
3107 Pacific Ave-, Rudolph bldg. 4
An expert sand modeller has been
attracting the attention of the thous-
ands of people on the beech front this
week. The wonderful skill which he
displays in the use of wet sand in
modelling representations of statuary
is remarkable.
Miss Elizabeth r. Butcher, of Salem,
daughter of ex-senator James Butcher,
is here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. f. Harris, of Sa-
lem, were over Sunday visitors at the
Wildwood Casino. Mr.. Harris is one
vi thC oWhClo Vi t1lC 1dSiIO IL uSuaiiB
spends the season here, but his duties
as clerk of Salem county will not per-
NIT this year.
Oliver %typewriters for sale or rent.
X. w. Ryan, agent.
The Baptist benefit sacred concert
given in the Wildwood Ocean Pier last
Sunday evening, which was made pos
sible by the kindness of the ~lessees,
Fowkes & Powell, and the pier owners,
Buckborn & Reynolds, vas very sue
c%essful, Notwithstanding the rain
which dampened the resort all day.
MI. and Mrs. j. J. Postens, of Phil
adelphia, are spending the summer as
usual at the sheldon. They are old
patrons of Wildwood and know all the
ms and outs.
Many bathers went into the surf
Sunday and paid little heed to the
rain. The water proved warmer than
the air and rain and the surf was un-
usually high.
See Albig's advertisement inside. \
Guests entertained at the Lightfoot
on Pine avenue have been Mrs. Nous
lev, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and child,
Mr.. McCarty, Mrs. Crothers, Miss Con-
nor, Mr.. Stark, Miss Caroline Staub,
Miss Maybelle Vesy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Ford and Master Andrew
Ford.
At the Sunshine cottage have been
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland and two
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Treston and
daughter. Mrs. w. Burk, Mrs. E.
Ashworth.
The German Ladies' Aid society, a
leading Philadelphia organization,
made their annual excursion to Wild
wood on Wednesday of last week.
The secretary and many other friends
of Mrs. John H. Baumann were enter
tanned at her Oak avenue cottage ON
that day. They were delighted with
the place and expect to come again to
spend a week or two.
Buy your lumber of Diamond d CO.
Among the Philadelphians register
ed at the Dayton this week are DIR. and
Mrs. Winston Drummond, George G.
Stevenson, Mrs. |. Wendell Hubbard,
son and daughter, Helen Barton Hub
bard and Arthur Wendell Hubbard,
Mrs. j. w. McCorkhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. l.. Rhoades, who are here for the
season. From Baltimore are noted
Miss Mantle Smith, Henry Franklin
and Alexander Murdoch. Among the
Pittsburg folks here are Miss Jennie
Handley, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Aaron.
From New York city are noted r. d.
Whitney, r. H. Agar and Mrs. Henry
Mason. A. j. Bartlett of Chicago is
also at the Dayton for a time.
H. f. Renner of Milwaukee, Joseph
e. Smedley of Chester, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Ballinger of Meadville, Pa, and
Richard L. Lindsay of Philadelphia,
are among the Colonial's guests.
At the Oaklyn are registered George
w. Crompton of Trenton, c. K. Ped
rick and wife of Woodstown, N. j..
Charles Eldridge Collingswood, Mr..
and Mrs. Clampffer of Edge Hill, Pa,
and Norman, Hampton and Harry
Hampton of Philadelphia.
The Tioga has a number of guests
booked this week. Among the Phila-
delphians are Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.Jones,
Mrs. Ellen Foy and Miss Foy, Mr.. and
Mrs. William White and family.
AT the Pines are NJ. Marion Graffin
of Philadelphia, Lydia Harris, Norris
town, and Sue j. Sheppard of Amber,
Pa.
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