Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-05
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

John Steigerwald, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan1.
F. Davis, M. Havens and wife, Frank
L. Worden, Miss Anderson, Miss
Bichner, II. ]. Moore and wife, James
o. Winsted and wife, Blanche E.
Wood, Harry ]. Herst, James s. Meade,
A. Croft, w. Mans, NJ. A. Lunk and
wife, Edw. w. Murfit, VIM. Slemmer,
w. NJ. Palmer and wife. VIM. Gilbert
and wife, VIM. Hitch, J. A. Parkes,
JOS. G. Murphy and wife and Josephine
Murphy. Philadelphia; Jarvis Wanser,
H. M. Dolbey. Henry Taylor, Vine
land; Emma B. Higgins, H. w. Emo,
Bridgeton; Postmaster II. e. Richard
son, Cape May Court House; Frank
Sturr, Robert Sturr, Elmer; l.. I. Swain
and wife, Cora Morgan, Swainton; w.
r. Pinker, Holly Beach.
Boarding houses for rent by Stanley
M. Kalbach & Co., 125 e. Wildwood
avenue.
John F. Duke, foreman, and Charles
Costello, simplex machine operator, of
the Wave-Star, Cape May, took in the
beauties of Wildwood and Holly Beach
on Decoration Day.
Insure your launches, either naptha
or gasoline, with John Bright.
Among the Willard Hall arrivals the
past week have been Joseph III. Hall,
J. II. Fulmer and wife, Miss q. Stone,
Franklin Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
colt, Thomas Martindale, w. H. Price
and wife, Miss l.. E. Price, Mrs. S. e.
Lovett, Miss Isabel Lovett, H. F.
Fulmer, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Laughton, Camden; o. l. Black
well, Lambertville; J. g. Hand, Will
mington; M. F. Riley, Clinton john
son, Emma Schneider, Elmer; Miss
Gertrude Boyer, Miss Anna Boyer,
Pine Grove, Pa. l. B. Shellenberger,
Pittsburg.
For Sale-Hotel Poplars, Oak and
Pacific avenues, Wildwood. Apply to
q. II. Huppert or on the premises.
The best location on the island.
Miss Marie Aeichmann, of East
Orange, has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Foster, Pine avenue, a por-
tion of the week. Miss Aeichmann is
a member of the chorus of the st.
Luke's Episcopal church of East
Orange.
The best ice cream and soda served
in the newest, cleanest restaurant in
Wildwood. Come to Fries new Wayne
Restaurant, corner Oak and Attain
tic avenue.
Dave Smith, OF cooper street, CAM
den, is back for the season. Last sea-,
Sun t5mftir rzrthr Casil.o + iic1 pasket
bali team and dance hail.
DIR. and Mrs. Woodward and family
are getting their cottage in readiness
for summer occupancy.
Mrs. A. r. Topham, of Germantown,
has opened the "Chelten," above
Ryan's japanese Bazaar, Wildwood
avenue, this week. 1t will be conduc-
ted as boarding house.
Cottages for sale by Stanley M.
Kalbach & Co., 125 E. wildwood
avenue.
Among those who registered at Sev-
sern Hall were III. +. Robinson, Bridge
ton; Sara Conover, Millville; f. N.
Patterson, Camden; e. M. Reichert,
N. M. Wrighton, Adelaide Oeveid,
Mary Pallett, HI. N. hewitt and wife,
Mrs. S. e. Mills, A. M. Williams, Miss
A. O'Neill, Mrs. K. Seward, Miss l..
M Rupp, Mr.. and Mrs. Hodson, Theo-
dore Seward and wife, Jack O'Neal and
Victor Seward, all of Philadelphia.
Afine lot of plastering lath for im-
mediate sale. Secure our best prices
now. ]. III. Coombs Lumber Co.
Edgeton Inn, with its many i'm
provements and additions opened for
the season on Memorial Day. Among
the guests were III. I'll. Perkins, Louis
b. McQuaide, Marcus Lipschutz, DR..
and Mrs. George Killian, Miss Pauline
Schulpp, j. T. Brosman, Miss Celia
Ward, Mrs. w. J. McComas, Miss Nc
Comas, Miss Anna Ward, Miss M.
Ward, Miss Marie Bortelo, Geo. Hep
worth, ]. G. Wall and wife, all of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney HI. Ogden, of
Philadelphia, spent the Decoration
day holidays in Wildwood.
Mrs. John Robinson, of Monroeville,
was the guest of relatives here on Me-
mortal day.
Miss Haddie Morris has resigned her
position at the post office and entered
the employ of Thos. Martindale & Co.,
in Philadelphia as bookkeeper.
Amanr the pllests at the Sunshine