Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-30
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

wood public school does not heat the
building properly and too often the
teachers and pupils are forced to take
up their duties when the temperature
is far from comfortable. No school
was held in the rooms of Miss Simkins
and Mrs. Dubois last Monday
morning on this account. These two
teachers occupy the northeasterlv side
of the building.
Fine assortment of fancy valentines
at Ryans japanese Bazaar and Sta
tionery store.
Mrs. John G. Lightfoot spent We'd
nesday of last week in Philadelphia.
Borough Solicitor Curtis Il. Baker
was one of the speakers at the 18th
Commencement of the Philadelphia
College and Infirmary of Osteopathy
in the New Century Drawing Rooms
in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening
of last week.
Hotel Poplars closed on Jan. 2Sth for
the winter and will reopen on May l.,
1907.
Harry M. Neinstedt, of Philadelphia,
was down on Sunday inspecting his
new house on Poplar avenue.
H. L. Adams, the Bridgeton slate
and stone man, was visitor here this
week.
Edward l.. Sturgess, OF Glassboro,
was among the visitors the past week.
Chas. w. Myers, q. CARL and r.
Welsh, all of Camden, were Saturday
and Sunday guests Of Hotel Seacrest.
Rev. Jas. A. Montgomery, of Phila-
delphia, filled the pulpit OF st. Simeon's-
by-the-Sea Episcopal church on Sun
day
Mr.. aud Mrs. John A. Ackley and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Leake, of Vineland,
were Wildwood visitors today.
HI. B. Bibby and G. w. Scott, of
Milton, Pa, were guests of the Poplars
recently.
George and William Epler, of Phila-
delphia, were guests of Charles Epler,
Harbisons Lucas paint salesman, over
Sunday.
Rev. Escol s. Sellers, of Berwyn,
Pa, occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church on Sunday. He was pastor of
the Rio Grande church some years
ago.
Station agent and Mrs. R. ID. Rich
man were guests of John N. Reeve at
the Fcnwick on Sunday.
Miss Rita M. Goff, of Millville, was
visitor on Wednesday of last week.
Borough clerk F. P. Garfield, of the
Avalon Improvement Company, made
a business trip here last Wednesday.
DIR. s. G. Tremaine. of Bridgeton;
HI. G. Densten, of Woodbury.; A. G..
Ginthers, A. S. Bordeaux, of Philadel-
phia and r. HI. Pinkham, of Millville,
were late guests of Hotel Fenwick.
Erick II. Peterson, the Philadelphia
tailor was among over Sunday visitors
incidentally looking after the Peterson
apartments on Maple avenue. He
states that he has recently secured
patent for taking quick and correct
measurements in making tailor made
clothing.
Leroy Walker, son of Dorning
Walker the we'll known paint man,
has accepted position with the Wild
wood Post Card Co., and reported on
duty this week.
Harry S. Dunham has been confined
to the house for some time by sickness.
Ernest Dages and John Kelly, of
Philadelphia, were week end guests
of Hotel Poplars.
John Whitaker, of Trenton, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Rufus Hays.
Whitaker is former resident of the
island and is we'll known here. 1t is
rumored that this popular young man
has just entered into the blissful state
of connubial bliss.
Stanley M. Kalbach and David G.
Bayless made business trip to Cape
May Court House on Monday.
Ex-senator James Butcher, of Salem,
made business trip TO the resort on
Tuesday.
Gilbert III. Blaker. who is spending
the winter in Philadelphia, was here
on Sunday.
This is the last week of the January
sale of bargains by Mech & Co.. Take
n INaly A.. fx0ala