, 1906-07-04
NORTH WILDWOOD
NEWS PARAGRAPHS
jolly Party of Camden People
Spent Day Here Recently.
Base Ball Notes.
SOME OTHER HAPPENINGS

ODt Vi tut JOllIcSt Vi inc cdIly bCd-
sons parties spent yesterday at the
popular home of Mrs. NJ. E. Chad wick
at North Wildwood. Those compris-
ing the fun makers were all well known
young people of the southern portion
of Camden who derive from this life
all that is good and wholesome. In
the gathering were a number of excell-
ent vocalists and musicians, and dur
ing the day many of the latest compo-
sitions were discoursed to h edifica-
ton of the other guests. The day was
spent grabbing, trolleying and desport-
ing in dear old Neptune. Those COM
prising the party were Mrs. Anna
Risley, Miss Sarah Mathis, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Henry, Miss Anna Harding, Miss
Katherine Arnold, william Ii Bart
man, Frank Butler, John Patrick
Campbell, William p. Kaighn, Oscar
{. Tatem, Charles Each, Sam Roach.
The base ball grounds facing the
boardwalk in front of the Hotel Ottens
has been placed in splendid condition
for the series of games that will be
played there during the next two
months. To-day the North Wildwood
team, of which Eugene Springer is
captain and manager, will cross bats
with the Crescents, of Philadelphia.
Manager Springer is arranging future
games with Dennisville, Cape May
Court House, Tuckahoe, Cape May
and a number of fast teams from
Philadelphia.
Have you tried our smoked fish?
+. NJ. b. Smoking Co., 13S Andrew
avenue, Holly Beach.
Snowden Cassard, of Baltimore, is
spending some time at the hotel Ottens.
Among the Philadelphians there are
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Miller and j.
S. McMaster and family.
During the past week many grabbing
parties have visited the Ottens canal
and in nearly every instance they have
come away with well filled baskets OF
crabs. Every incoming tide seems to
bring a fresh supply of the crustaceans
from Grassy Sound into the canal.
JOURNAL advertising pays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Duncan
and son Willie, of Philadelphia, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Ottens, at their Eighteenth avenue
cottage. Their son, although but II
years old, recently distinguished him.
self by graduating from the Philadel-
phia High School, being No. l in a
large class.
The coming of the July days has
br Ine fsIanu and in that IocaIity
known as the Ottens tract every cot.
tage with but one or two exceptions
are now occupied. In another week
there will not be an untenanted house
OF the tract.
Try a pound of Coombs' pound cakeF
Manager MacKenny of the hotel
Ottens has about completed an athletic
field fronting his handsome hotel,
where baseball is to be a chief feature
during the summer season. Mr.. Mac
Kenny has several other commendable
enterprises in store for his visitors, in
Guiding an aquarium and a japanese
pagoda at the end of the hotel pier.
Herman Barthmeir, a Philadelphia
who camped on this island in 1868, en-
joys yet the balmy breezes and the
health-giving properties of this resort.
Colonel George Emf has been enter
tanning a party of his Philadelphia
friends at the hotel Germantown.
J. Perry Lukens and wife, of Wood
land, Pa, is located at the hotel Hilton
for the season.
U. 5. G. Welsh of Philadelphia is
visiting here for some days.
Situation Wanted, Help Wanted,
Lost and Found notices placed in the
JOURNAL Little Ads free of cost. n
A coterie of winsome Philadelphia
girls are happily ensconced at the
Rambler club cottage at Anglesea.
George Sturm, a manufacturing con
fectioner of Sth and Columbia avenue,
Philadelphia, was numbered among
the visitors on Sunday. Mr.. Sturm
will erect another cottage on Seven
tenth street opposite the one he nov
owDs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Rewalt,
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday very
pleasantly al the shore.
DIR. Margaret Mace has established
an Office in the drug store at the corner
of Seventeenth street aud Pennsylvania
venue
Judge and Mrs. Harrison H. Voor-
hees have been entertaining Mrs. DR..
d. w. Fleming at their Pennsylvania
avenue home here.
John J. File is arranging to have his
family down here for the summer.
A want advertised in the JOURNAL
Little Ads ceases to exist. II
Former Councilman John Murnin of
Philadelphia, will be located with his
family at his First avenu cottage this
coming week.
A Philadelphia visitor who is deeply
impressed with the progress of this
resort is Arthur Weglein, who is a fire.
quent visitor here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Elvah have