Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-06-19
WILDWOOD NEWS OF
THE PAST WEEK
Picked Up Here and There to Tell
of What Is Going on at
This Popular Resort
SOME VERY INTERESTING ITEMS THESE

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d. Egelius Wade and family arrived
last week and took possession of their
handsome property at the corner of
.Glenwood and Pacific avenues. Mrs.
Wade has one of the prettiest yards on
the island and she gives it constant at
stention.
The cottages are filling up and new
families are arriving everyday and the
place is taking on its usual summer
activity.
For Sale-Hotel Poplars, Oak and
Pacific avenues, Wildwood. Apply to
G. II. Huppert or on the premises.
The best location on the island. n
Mrs. Brantley Dubois returned from
the farming districts of Salem county
on Monday after visit to her father
and other relatives. She reports that
the hay crop will be very light and
corn is very backward, many farmers
planting entire fields over again.
Norman w. Ryan, a student of
Bucknell Preparatory School, Lewis
burg. Pa, returned to his home here
this week for the summer vacation.
Mace's New Royal Garden will open
with Children's Party, Jund 9th.
All are invited. See adv. on page s.
The West Jersey Electric Company
has completed its heavy circuit work
on the board walk and is now furnish
ing excellent electric light service for
the many attractions and illuminations
aon the front.
You should not miss the novel sight
of the big boat launching at Ottens ca
nal on Thursday afternoon, June 20,
at four o'clock.
Miss A. K. Wilson, of Pottesville,
Pa, is spending a few weeks in her
Pine avenue cottage.
Archer Dunham caught 49 pound
drum fish from the Casino pier last
Monday night.
Boarding houses for rent by Stanley
M. Kalbach & Co., 125 E. Wildwood
avenue. 7
Carl A. Peterson, the Philadelphia
merchant tailor, was down on Monday.
He will bring his family from Palmyra
next week and take possession of their
handsome cottage on Atlantic avenue
for the summer.
Go to VIM. B. Pleasanton for house
painting and decorating, upholstering
in general, at moderate prices. 233
Wildwood avenue, Wildwood, N. J. v
The State convention of carpenters
was held at Atlantic City last Satur-
day and J. T. Lundquist, James B.
Hamilton and Frank Sheppard attend
ed as delegates from Wildwood Local.
The next convention will be held at
Perth Amboy.
DIR. J. Morgan Dix has opened an
office in the Bright building on Pacific
avenue, Wildwood.
Miss Edna Riley, of Camden, spent
sunday at the Osborne cottage on
Glenwood avenue.
Miss Ethel Reed, of Elmer, who
has been attending Darlington Semi
nary, at West Chester, is visiting her
sister Mrs. Isaac Riley, on Glenwood
avenue.
For RENT-Single furnished rooms
for light house keeping by the week,
with cooking privileges, at Sunset
Lake and Maple avenue, also boats to
hire for fishing and grabbing after June
21. r. o. Bidwell, Wildwood, N. ]. t
DR.. r. Annette Ploss, Philadelphia
Osteopathic physician with rooms in
the Mist Arcade building, has reopened
a Wildwood office for the summer sea-
son at 1856 Oak avenue, at which she
will be located Wednesday and Satur-
days of each week.
Go out to the Ottens canal and see
the big boat launched at four O'Clock
on Thursday afternoon.
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