, 1906-07-18
GAY JULY DAYS in
NORTH WILDWOOD
Euchre Club Mel at Hotel OttenS
Last Friday Evening.
SOME OTHER HAPPENINGS

The Friday Night Euchre Club
met at the Hotel Ottens on Friday
evening and for several hours thorough
ly enjoyed themselves playing progress
sive euchre. The tables We're occupied
and handsome prizes were awarded
the winners. The guests were treated
to a delightful program of recitations,
vocal and instrumental music. The
winners we're: Mrs. Joseph Sydell,
ladies' first piize; Mrs. Brown, second;
Mrs. Westervelt. third; Mrs. Samuel
Y. Thomson, fourth; Miss Nellie
Breisch. fifth; Miss Anthony, %consola-
ton prize. Mrs. Amos Christ, gentle
mems first prize: George McCurdy, sec
ond; Mrs. William G. Duncan, third;
Mrs. b Breisch, fourth; Mrs. Harrison
H. Voorhees,, fifth; Miss Ida Hess, con-
ISOLATION prize.
Many grabbing parties are daily WIS.,
iting the Ottens' Canal, where they
are enjoying great sport. Sunday was
the biggest day of the summer at the
canal, more than 200 Philadelphians,
who came down on the excursion,
spending the day there catching a
large number of fine crabs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martindale are
occupying their cottage at the corner
of Pennsylvania aud SeventeenthAves.
They will take possession of their
handsome new home on Glenwood
Ave. upon its completion.
John Mcclure, a few days ago,
caught a crab in the Ottens' Canal,
which, in size, was the largest crusta-
Gear seen here in many a year. 1t was
fully twice the size of an ordinary crab.
Try a pound of Coombs' pound cake
Joseph Holroyd, a Philadelphia
manufacturer, is occupying his Penn
sylvania Avenue cottage. Mr.. Hol-
royd devotes his leisure time in attend
ing to the fine lawn surrounding his
home.
Charles I. Wilkins, a well-known
Philadelphia, spent part of the week
at the shore and thoroughly enjoyed
his visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Jones and
family, of Philadelphia, are comfort
ably located at the Sturm cottage on
Seventeenth Ave. for the season
DR.. II. Gibbs, of the Quaker City, is
spending his leisure time at his
Eighteenth Ave. cottage.
Harry Hart, brother of Albert Hart,
is visiting the island with his daugh-
ter. Mr.. Hat is a real estate operator
at Arverne, Long Island.
Mrs. 4. G. Boone has taken possess
sion of her new boarding house on
Seventeenth street, which has been
named The RCdman.
AT the Hotel Ottens this week, Pro-
prietor Maekenny has among his
guests from Philadelphia, Mrs. George
McMaster. Marion and Bertha, Miss
Laura MacNutt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. G.
Craven Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s.
Craven, Z. NJ. Barker, Germantown;
Miss E. England, Camden; Miss Maud
Folmer, Washington, ID. c.; John
Talbot, Baltimore.
Have you tried our smoked fish?
F. NJ. b. Smoking Co., lbs Andrew
avenue, Holly Beach.
DR.. S. n. Ketcham, wife and child
and DR.. Russell, of Philadelphia were
registered at the Hilton this week.
J. II. Farren, II. j. Farren and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Wesley R~osenquest of the
Quaker city are guests of Hotel Hilton.
MI. and Mrs. J. B. Risley of Angle
entertained their fatherand mother,
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Soy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis p. Leeds, OF Atlantic City,
the past week.
Mrs. Frank 5. Higbee and daughter,
of Trenton, are Spending the week at
Anglesea.
Many newcomers have invaded this
of the island during the pasI
week, and while the weather has not
been as bright and pleasant as 1t might
been, yet hose sejourning here
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Miss Susie d jackson, Il Govern
meut clerk of Washington, ID. C., is
here for a time.