Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-09
WILDWOOD BUDGET
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Koeneke Brothers the plumbers, have
added attractiyeness to their store front
by having the windows neatly lettered.
Rakestraw is doing the work.
L. 8. Caldwell, the jeweler, was in
Philadelphia on Saturday.
w. H. Dorsey, of Baltimore, was
among the weeks visitors.
John N. Reeve was Philadelphia
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Wolf, of Phila-
delphia, were in town Monday looking
after their cottage.
II. l.. Wescott, the Bridgeton pro-
duce dealer, was recent visitor.
l.. H. Robinson, G.. E. Walker, of
Philadelphia, II. H. Diehl, of Allen
town, were guests of the Seacrest
the past week.
Rev. J. w. Riddle has resigned the
pastorate of the Wildwood Baptist
church taking effect Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Eldredge have
this week been entertaining Mrs.
Eldredge's brother, Richard Ludlam
and wife, of Philadelphia. Mr.. Lud-
lam is recovering from typhoid fever.
Messrs. Aubrey S. Grace and Alonzo
Sparks spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hackney.
Miss Jennie Taylor has returned to
Wildwood after spending sometime in
Philadelphia.
Among the guests who registered at
the Fenwick the past week have been
Chas. Herbert, q. M. Pierce, of Phila-
delphia; III. d. Connell, of Camden;
Miss Teresa Wiley, of Philadelphia,
and S. M. Fox, of Bridgeton.
JOURNAL advertising pays. Why
don't you try it?
Herman Buckborn, one ofthe owners
of the Wildwood Ocean Pier and Frank
III. Gardner, of the Gardner-Vincent
Stock Co., who appeared at the pier
last season, both of Camden, made a
business trip to the resort this week.
Mrs. Il. 4. Dillon, of Camden, was
among last Saturdays visitors, with
the object of investing in property
here.
j. b. Haines, of Philadelphia, was a
Saturday guest of the Fenwick, and
looked the island over, his first visit for
over year.
Philip Auerbacb, Camden real
estate dealer, was guest of the Fen
wick over Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. s. Goslin and Mrs. Thos.
u. Clark are in Philadelphia attending
the funeral of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Reeve and son
Ethan returned home last week after
spending the holidays with relatives
in New Brunswick and New York
City.
Miss Lillian Huppert, mail clerk at
the Wildwood post-office, is making a
two weeks sojourn with friends in
Pennsylvania.
The Baptist church will hold a food
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day night.
A Crozier seminary student isexpect-
ed to preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday.
Miss Edith Livezey is spending
some time with her parents here, Post
master and Mrs. Byron w. Livezey,
and incidentally assisting in the post
office during the absence of Miss
Huppert.
JOURNAL advertising pays. Try
it and see.
Frank w. Fowkes, who was one of
the managers of the New Ocean Pier
at Wildwood last summer, has been
appointed Borough Clerk of Sea Isle
City.
John w. Candy, ofSeaville, adeputy
of the Red Men, raised up several
chiefs of Wapella Tribe, Wildwood,
Tuesday night.
The report was rampant this week
that Hotel Ruric had been sold to
Bridgeton capitalists. Later reports
do not substantiate the statement
though 1t is understood negotiations
are under way.
Howard Coombs has rented apart
ments in the Brown building over the
bank and will shortly take up his res
idence there with his wife.
Philip P. Baker, ]. t. Baker, Supt.
d. H. Lowell and Frederick Sutton are
down today.
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