, 1905-07-26
NORTH WILDWOOD NOTES

the county.
Hotel Ottens will give its first of a
series of hops on Thursday evening,
July 9th. Dancing from $50 to 1890
and music by Prof. Zimmerman's
orchestra.
Hotel Ottens cafe is the coolest place
on the island. Professor Zimmerman's
orchestra nightly. \
For Sale-Pony, with carriages and
harness complete. Must be seen TO be
appreciated. Henry II. Ottens. 4
w. p. Buchanan, "A wholesale dealer
in Photographic supplies, has just
signed a contract with Thomas Goslin
for the erection of a $4,000 cottage at the
northeast corner of Seventeenth and
Central 1t will be an entirely
new style of cottage and equal to any
at this resort.
Beautiful necklaces II purses in the
new b%eadwork, dainty bits ofchina and
other articles suitable for souvenirs and
euchre prizes. Mech d Co.
Albert Hart, connected with Smith,
Kline, French Company, a prominent
Philadelphia drug house, has purchased
two lots on Seventeenth avenue, near
the Ottens, and will start the erection
of a fine cottage within the next thirty
days.
The Ottens canal will be opened the
latter part of this week for fishing and
Grabbing parties. 1t is within three
blocks of the boardwalk and the facil-
tiles it offers for reaching the fishing
grounds will soon be appreciated by
those who make use of same.
Professor j. +. Zimmerman's orches-
ira gives Sunday night concerts weekly
in the Ottens exchange.
One of the newest features of the Ho-
tel Ottens is the hanging of hammocks
under the boardwalk and the holding
of card parties there. 1t is claimed TO
be the coolest spot on the beach.
Mr.. McFetridge is forming a base
ball nine with the intention Of having
match games with the most prominent
South Jersey teams on the Ottens
grounds on the beach in front of the
hotel.
Meet me at the fountain, Hotel OF
tens buffet.
Yu.Il lnnnUyn drt1nnist 10 nnnIinr
arrangements to erect a drug store at
the corner of Seventeenth and Penn
sylvania avenues, where the Ottens
real estate office now stands.
Mrs. MunhalI, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
spending the summer in her handsome
cottage at the corner of 25th and New
New Jersey She is entertain
ing Mrs. Kearns, Firman South, Jr.,
and Miss Maggie, all of Pittsburg. Mrs.
Kearns is the owner of a fine large
Newfoundland dog, of which she is
very proud.
Sea foods and salads a speciality at
the Hotel Ottens cafe. 4
\ match game of baseball between
the boys of the Ottens hotel and Camp
Ottens'' was played on the Ottens ath-
letic grounds Monday afternoon and
witnessed by an enthusiastic crowd.
The Camp Ottens team was composed
of Chas. NJ. Overly, pitcher; Chas.
Schwartz, catcher; Chas. Spietelhalter,
first base; Clarence Schwartz, second
base; George Stiegler, third base; Frank
! Baker, center field; Warren Mccall,
left field; Ralph Jacobs, right field
Clarence Unger, shortstop. The hotel
team was composed of A. E. Smith,
pitcher; c. Smith, Jr., catcher; p. V.
Bronson, first base; j. Kempton, sec
ond base; Mike Sullivan, third base;
Billy Smith, short stop; Spider Dun
can, left field; Sam Smith, right field;
Freckle lizard, center field. A. G.
Smith, pitcher for the Ottens hotel
was phenomenally successful until the
fifth inning when he was relieved by
Umpire II. G. York, who was Knocked
out of the box in one half inning, when
the game was called, the score being
80 to 8, in. favor of Camp Ottens.