Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-26
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

Chas. Glenn, who was recently in
iured In q collision with an automo-
bile while riding his motorcycle, is
taking a trip to Pittsburgh, accompa-
MED by bis wife. While In Western
Pennsylvania they will visit relatives.
Policeman Harry Lowering and fam
lily are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. Chew,
neal Gloucester. Mrs. Chew Is a
daughter of MI. lowering.
g. f. Livezey, of Germantown, has
rented the Idell cottage for the winter.
His family have arrived at their new
10th avenue home where they will
take up housekeeping. Mr.. Livezey
is a painter and decorator.
Mrs. w. Ryan is being entertained
by her cousin, Miss ]. Bair, at her cot
tage on West 10Th avenue.
J. Selner and family, who with
@. Kulzer and family, have occupied
their cottage on West 10Th avenue,
have returned for the winter to their
city home.
George Stewart and wife have re-
turned from a pleasant trip to Penn
syivania. They visited Birdsbor0,
Reading, Philadelphia and other
points.
Commodore Hanson and Timothy
Donovan have developed into a pair
of excellent mushroom hunters. Last
Tuesday they secured enough In North
Wildwoo to provide a luxurious meal.
They were the real article, for neither
of them has been reported dead up to
the time of going to press. The COM
modore says he knows how to avoid
vfoadstools.
Mrs. Rodebaugh was a Philadelphia
visitor last Monday. The Rodebaugh
cottage on 18th avenue has been rented
for the winter and is now being n
waited for the new tenants.
Thos. B. Connolly Is Ienovating his
cottage on 18th venue. The cottage
is receiving a new asbestos roof over
the porch and the lawn is being beauti-
fed.
A. l.. Colson & Son are building an
addition to their Office to care for their
senlarglng business.
William g. Duncan and wife, who
have spent the summer on the Ottens
tract, left for Philadelphia last Tues
day.
Miss Kathryn Htolpp, after enjoying
the pleasures Of the beach during the
summer season, has returned to Phila-
delphia.
Fastest and cIeanest ride to Phila-
deiphia yer the Reading.-adv
q. Echlorer and family, Of East 10Th
avenue, were in Camden last week,
called there by the death OF the mother
OF Mrs. Schlorer. They returned to the
beach this week.
James Fl. Wallace and wife, OF Phil
adelphia, have been spending several
weeks at Senator Wheaton's 18th ave
nue. cottage. They will continue their
visit until next week to enjoy the de-
lightful September weather. Mr.. Wal
lace, who has always gone to Atlantic
City, regrets that he cannot stay much
longer.
Mrs. VIM. Bloomell has returned to
her 10th avenue home, having spent a
very pleasant visit With relatives and
friends in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
J. Sim pson, of E. 18th avenue, hav-
ing spent a visit of several weeks in
Philadelphia, returned early this week
to his North Wildwood home.
VIM. d. Eynon and family returned
to Philadelphia last week. Their GUS
tom is to return occasionally TO their
beautiful Central avenue residence
through the fall and winter. Their
son, VIM. ID. Eynon, Jr., has returned
to Penna. State college.
Charles Beck entertained VIM.
and Frank Butler, George B. Atkin-
son, Harry G. Freeborn, David Hahn
and Richard w. Cullman at the Ottens
cottage on Sunday.
Councilman A. M. Ely and wife, who
left last week for a trip TO various points
In Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York and
Canada, have been heard from. MI.
Ely wrote that they viewed Niagara
Falls with the rain falling upon them.
Apart from this experience, their trip
was proving most delightful.
HI. n. Ottens closed his Surf avenue
cottage last Tuesday and returned to
his Philadelphia home.
Mrs. Catherine Schilling, of Phila-
delphia, has been entertained for sew
eral days as the guest of Mrs. Mary
Roland Mt her nth avenue cottage.