Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-16
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued


J. II. Sawyer, of Toms River, was in
tosn on Monday.
E. X. Graham, G. B. Smith and
w. q. Manning, of Philadelphia,
registered at the Seacrest on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. e. Bloess and A.
II. Meyer, of Philadelphia, were Sun
day visitors here, guests of Hotel Fen
wick.
Ex-senator Jas. Butcher, Prosecutor
J. f. Sinnickson and j. X. Waddng-
ton, of Salem, made business trip
here on Thursday last. They were
guests of the Seacrest.
Freeholder Chas. p. Vannaman, of
Dias Creek, was visitor to the island
last Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. King, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Foster and Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. r. Glenn, of Philadelphia, were
Saturday and Sunday visitors at Hotel
Seacrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Gallagher,
of Phil adelphia, who recently pur-
chased the Sweeten property on Mag
uolia avenue, were week end visitors
to the resort. -
A. J. Anderson, of Trenton, repre-
senting the Trenton Pulp Plaster Mills,
was recent guest of Hotel Poplars.
M. Mathews, Philadelphiailwin
merchant, accompanied by his dangh-
ter, Miss g. Mathews, made Hotel Pop
lars their headquarters during the re-
cent spell of fine weather, occupying
their time in making sightseeing tours
Of the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. B. McDevitt ST.,
of Baltimore, Md, made Wildwood
week end vacation trip last week.
Mr.. McDevitt is foreman in the Balti-
more Locomotive Works.
Chas. d. Hurff, the tobacconist, has
leased the Hotel Dayton barber shop
and pool room for four months during
which time extensive Improvements
will be made to the present quarters
under Hotel Seaside. He will remove
to the new quarters Immediately.
Mrs. John Il. Mcclure, of Philadel-
phia, accompanied by Miss Mary w.
Jacob, of Lewistown, Pa, were among
the week end visitors. Mrs. Mcclure
has cottage on the corner of 18th
and Pennsylvania avenues.
Former County Clerk Edward L.
Rice and wife, of Dennisville, spent
sunday at the home of Engineer and
Mrs. L. M. Rice, on Central avenue.
o. ID. Conaway and ]. w. Webster.
of Philadelpn1a, were recent visitors,
guests OF the Fenwick.
The Philadelphia Press says that
the suit Of the heirs of George HI. Won
for and Salena Wonfor, his wife, who
were killed at the Thoroughfare acci-
dent at Atlantic City, has been settled
out of Court. The heirs will receive
5000 from the railroad company.
The lunch at the stockholders meet
ing at the Marine National Bank on
Tuesday of last week was served by
Caterer Townsend.
Former Councilman r. N. Adams
has been down this week looking after
his property interests here.
Robert Stretch, general agent of the
West Jersey Express Company, Mar
azet street wharf Office, Philadelphia,
was among Thursdays visitors, regis
tering at Hotel Fenwick. Robt. G.
Kay, z. n. Bendig, IL. b. Ottey and
Frank Callaghan, all of. Philadelphia,
were other visitors of the week who
registered at the Fenwick.
Mrs. J. Dickson, who conducted the
Pittsburg on Wildwood avenue last
season, has rented from g. III. Meeker
the Hotel Glenwood for the season
of 1907.
J. f. James, special agent and yard
master of the Wildwood Branch, left
yesterday on two weeks vacation to
Boston.
The new stand pipe of the Wildwood
Water Company is now entirely COM
pleted and has been neatly painted
dark green.
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