Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-01
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

Reeve, J. NJ. Sweet, David G. Bayless,
G. III. Huppert, Frank FL. Taylor,
Rev. III. e. Snyder, p. p. Baker, III. L..
Sparklin, Gustav Weber, VIM. j.
HARRISON, J. A. Harris, w. IL. Gerstel
and others. The subjects touched upon
were timely and included many valu-
able suggestions which will be acted
upon.
Among the business men represented
other than those already mentioned at
the meeting were: w. g. Gross, Carl
A. Peterson, Jed Dubois, Carl l..
Siebert, Harry Nickeraon, T. S. Goslin,
III. l.. Strickler, Elmer Pinker, w. J.
Hamilton, Cbas. w. Saul, VIM. e.
Zeller, Chas. s. Mcclure, H. S. Foster,
s. F. Mcknight, r. w. Ryan, v. g.
Reynolds, A. X. Reamer, DIR. H. II.
Tomiin, l.. Myers, Bev. Samuel Ward,
A. p. Sweet, Sedgwick r. Banks,
Byron Livezey, Chas. e. Rakestraw,
Sherman Lockwood, Fred q. Cole,
ID. M. VanHorn, L. J. Mccormick.
We have all three kinds of plaster
ing lath in stock. Cedar, spruce and
pine. j. III. COMBS Lumber Go.
The Casino amusement room on the
boardwalk was not opened on Satur-
day as advertised. Mr.. Spencer, the
lessee, was unable to secure proper
lighting in time. 1t will be open the
coming Saturday, May 4th.
Herman Buckborn, of Camden, was
among the visitors of the week.
DIR. and Mrs. Theo. Foote, of Vine
land, were among the guests of Hotel
Fenwick on Monday.
Do you want to build? If you are
looking for an Investment or a home
let us show you our choice lots in the
most desirable section of Wildwood.
We make special inducements to those
wishing to build. Write or call at our free
reading room and office at Twenty
fourth avenue and the board walk. The
North Wildwood Land Co., Wildwood,
N. J.
Willard Hall entertained the follow
ing teachers on Friday and Saturday,
who ATTENDED the Teachers convention
held here. Edith II. Miller, Reading,
Pa; Sadie Parker, Irgington; Sadie
Schmidt, Kings Park, l.. l., S. b..
Adams, Ocean City Robt. g. Hustled
Philadelphia; Chas. Tomlin, Dennis
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Von-
Glider, Petersburg.
A beautiful drawing of the new
Widwoo Manor being built in North
Wildwo was exhibited and much
admired at Tuesday nights meeting
of the Board of Trade. Frank II.
Taylor, the Philadelphia artist. and
designer executed the work.
~ BoaFding n5uses7u1 rerAg Stanrey
M. Kalbach & Co., 125 e. Wildwood
avenue. +
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Trotman and
daughter, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Mahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Martin
dale, SarahJ. Hinckle, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Dean, Colwyn, Pa, were guests
of Willard Hall the past week.
Stanley M. Kalbach & Co. report the
following rentals for the past week:
The Remove, II room boarding house
on Leaning avenue, to Mrs. r. r..
Taylor, of Philadelphia. The Spark
lin cottage, Atlantic and Cedar ave-
nues, to Frank Brockson, of Philadel-
phia. The Kinsman cottage on Maple
avenue to Warren d. Ham, owner of
Wildwood Extension and canal. This
enterprising young firm are ever on
the alert for business and are enlisting
qulie an extensive patronage.
The Keystone Agency will furnish
you with competent and reliable help
for the summer season. Call or write
200 N. 9Th street, Philadelphia. n
Among those who registered at the
Hotel Fenwick the past week were Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. w. Morton, Camden;
VIM. Bechmann, James Rather, Curtis
II. Baker, Rose Herbert, w. w. Gra-
ham, Henry Ructschlin, VIM. A. Fort,
III. G. Kunkel, Mrs. V. e. Archam-
bault, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Bleyler,
Geo. w. Knight, q. Raymond Rud-
rauff and wife, Robt E. McCusken,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Wolf j. r. Brady,
Geo. G. Berger, Miss Mera Ellwood
Wolf, II. G. Wallace, John w. Cramer,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mindil, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kries, G.. F. Reinicke, j.
w. Bew, all of Philadelphia; j. West,
Summer Chester, Mrs. VIM. Moslander,
Melbourne Moslander l.. w. Goldey,
of Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Barr
and r. G. Barr, of Pottsviile; Jas. t.
H1ra..~A q XMilcn1a Gllasa,r.