Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-22
NORTH WILDWOOD
(Continued)

Bivins, A. Hughes, A. Griffith, Ed.
Tice and J. Coapman.
George w. Leathwhite and family,
of Camden, who have rented the Corle
cottage, 22d and Central avenues, for
the season, will take possession this
week. The cottage is new one, just
completed by contractor b. V. Van
Horn, for DIR. s. e. Corle. 1t is finish
ed in "arts and crafts" fashion on the
first floor with woodwork of dull oak
and mission furnishings to harmon
ize. The second floor is on the colonial
order, white enameled wood work pre-
vailing. Altogether the cottage ranks
among the neatest, most cleverly ar
ranged, designed and finished on the
island.
Large numbers of visitors continue
to frequent the Often Canal. The Lar
combe Brothers, who will have charge
of the boats this season, are getting
their fleet of row and power boats into
the water and those who enjoy crab
bing and boating will find ample ac-
commodations there during the season.
The officials and members of the Wild
wood Yacht Club are busily engaged
in preparing for the opening on Decor
alton Day, when glorious time is an
ticipated. A large amount of hand
some new furniture arrived at the club
house and was placed in position the
past week. Among the new additions
was fine piano from Blasius Piano
Company.
Insure your launches, either naptha
or gasoline, with John Bright.
The Hotel Ottens is being beautified
by new dressing of paint, while
paper hangers and decorators are max
ing most appreciable change to the
interior of that hostelry. Proprietor
William B. MacKenney will be down
in few days with force of assistants
and get everything in readiness for the
hotels opening on Decoration day.
Great progress is being made by Con-
tractor Charles Holmes and his men
on the grandstand and bleachers at the
new ball grounds. An extra force of
men has been put to work and the
grounds will surely open on Decoration
~whe6f1a2ac locals viii cross bats with
the pennsylvania Railroad Y. M. g. A.
team, of Camden.
10 those intending to build one
hundred and six lots in the best resi-
dence portion of Wildwood are offered
In our second premium contract sale.
write or call and let us tell ycn al.
about them. The North Wildwood
Land Co., 24th avenue and board walk.
NJ i --,
aql 'spIoM Isqlo uI 'sqIno uy
delphia, has moved to the Brewer
ottage at Ottens Canal. The Captain
vas successful in catching several weak
lsh last week, among the first of the
eason.
John J. File and family, of Philadel-
'hia, have been down this week in
heir cottage. They will spend the
nonth of June at their country place
t Bala, and on July 9Th will come to !
Anglesea for the summer.
Mrs. Austin, of Camden, is occupy
lg her cottage at the corner of 23d and
Jew York avenues.
Mayor Augustus Hilton's new cot r
age in the Ottens tract is being raised /
apidly. The brick work, three stories q
Ugh, is about completed and the car 9
enters have commenced the roofing. t
Flags, red, white and blue bunting,
nd other patriotic decorations at rea- o
'nable prices at Mech & Co.'S, Wild s
'ood and Holly Beach. s
Hotel Hilton's guests of the past q
eek included James o. Winsted, Fred $
}. Craig, Edward Jennings, j. Perry
ukens, of Philadelphis; Mr.. and Mrs. r
ullock, of Millville; 9. A. Cochran.
ed Bank; and j. Spicer Leaning, n
ape May. =
The pound net fishermen made a n
tofitable haul of fish on Monday, re- 81
living over eighty barrels of porgies ii
I'D few weak fish. o
Frank GLADDEN., the populara and well Il
lown steward of the Atlantic City g
acht Club, spent Monday and Tues u
~ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p
. Ottens as their guest. fl
Lots for sale by Stanley NJ. Kalbach
Co., 125 e. Wildwood avenue. +
j. Charles Winters, one of Camden,s
ading architects, was Sunday visi- VI
+ to the Ottens tract. Y
Eck Felsburg has been selected as :.
ess agent and publicity man for the = :,
W base ball team, by Manager Sprin- :,
HaI- =.