, 1905-08-23
NORTH WILDWOOD NOTES
Continued

The following are the Hotel Ottens
arrivals during the past week: DIR. II.
l.. Sidebotham, Mrs. George Rehfuss,
Miss T. Rehfuss, J. McCusker, H. l..
Briggs, Louis Kohn, j. f. Chamber
lain, b. A. Rehfuss, Miss E. Rehfuss,
Mrs. B. X. Tunnel. Nelson Fry, Mrs
J. b. Lewis, Mrs. f. J. Quinn, Mrs.
John G. Weiss, Mrs. Claude Mohr, Ed
ward G. Markley, J. NJ. Yeake, Phila-
delphia; S. F. Iszard, Elmira, n. Y;
Mrs. Justus Johnson, Miss Wills, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. johnson, Miss r. H.
Duncan, w. S. Read and wife, Pitts
burg, Pa; Arthur Radcliffe, John Rad
cliffe, Robert G. Evans, Millville; Chas.
Fread and wife, Washington, ID. c.;
John G. Dunn and wife, Miss Bessie
Dunn, Miss Helen Dunn, Miss Elsie
Dunn, Woodbury.; Mr.. and Mrs. Firth,
Miss II. X. Firth, Germantown; Miss
o. G. Winger, Springfield, Ohio; VIM.
w. Scholey, New York; w. H. Byers,
Troy, N. Y; w. A. Kimmel and wife,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Arthur J.. Bankerd, of West
Philadelphia, and Miss Ruth Burt, OF
Plainfield, gave a private euchre in the
parlors OF the Hotel Ottens on Saturday
evening, August 18th. Among the
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Hegeman,
Plainfield, N. j.; Mrs. w. j. II. Hege-
man, Jr., Tabor, NJ; Major and Mrs.
York, Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
G. Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs. William g.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer,
Miss Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
McCurdy, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. H. H.
Ottens, Arthur J. Bankerd, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Sidney Smith, Toronto,
Canada; Mrs. G. H. Willard, New Or
leans, La; Misses Young, Washing
ton, d. c.; Jonathan Hand, Esq, Cape
May Court House. The evening vas
spent most enjoyably and the prizes
were awarded as follows: First lady's
prize, Mrs. Palmer; second, Mrs. Dun
can; consolation, Mrs. Sidney Smith.
The first gentlemen's prize was won by
w. J. r. Hegeman, second by Miss
Jane Young and the consolation 10y
William e. Richardson.
The bowling contest between DIR.
Sidebotham and Amos Christ which
took place on Thursday at the Casino
caused quite a little interest among
their many friends.
One of the largest if not the largest
and most successful catch of crabs this
season was made bJ~ Henry G.. York
and his grandson, Henry York Iszard,
and Master Willie Duncan, when in
two hours they landed l43.
DIR. and Mrs.. S%idebotham treated
their friends to a crab feast Monday
night, the result of a strenuous day on
the Ottens canal.
Mrs. Chas. Herman and Mrs. DR..
S%idebotham visited friends at Ocean
City this week.
Mrs. Sarah ID. Heritage has bought
two lots from the North Wildwood
Land Company on Twenty-fourth street
east of New Jersey avenue.
Mrs. Anna X. Munhall, of Pittsburg,
Pa, has purchased two lots on the cor
ner of Twenty-fifth and Pennsylvania
avenues from +. H. Peterson and is
arranging for the erection of a hand
some cottage TO be built during the
winter.
That the property of the North Wild
wood Land Company composes the
finest tract of ground on the island and
has already become the most desirable
cottage section, has been clearly shown
during the past week by the number
of persons who have bought lots in this
very desirable section.
The North Wildwood Land Company
have sold to H. X. Heritage, of Phila-
delphia, two lots on Twenty-fourth
street, west of Central avenue. Mr..
Heritage expects to erect a cottage on
this site in the zeal future.
DIR. H. b. Campbell, of Bridgeton,
has purchased two lots from the North
Wildwood Land Company on Twenty
sixth street, west Of Pennsylvania
venue.
Daniel MahOney Killed.