Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-24

form Of a tent 50x100 feet capable of
storing twenty or thirty cars and will
be erected immediatelyin the rear ofthe
hotel. In addition to this the Hotel
Ottens has installed taxicab service
with two of the latest aud best taxi
cabs constantly in service night and
day in front of the hotel. They can be
reached by a phone call to the Hotel
Ottens.
Albert Read, a visitor to this resort.
last week broke the grabbing record in
Ottens canal by capturing 100 crabs
IN two hours time.
Improvements are being made in
the yacht club annex In which several
new stalls for boats have been built
and the property rented to Harry Co.'S
tell, a well known boat builder of this
section.
The New York avenue residents
have beer made happy by the instaIla-
ton of gas service 10 numerous new
cottages in that locality. Gas for all
purposes is now on tap as far west as
the houses in the Delaware avenue
section.
Arrivals at Hotel Ottens are Mr.. and
Mrs. g. s. Bigelow, of New York;
Miss Hazel Baldwin, of Cincinnati, O.;
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Sober and Miss s..
Sober, of Bethlehem; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Greiner, of Lancaster, Pa; 9. P.
Floyd, of Spring City, Pa; N. c.
Wilde, Mrs. M. Nagle. MI. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Weeks, DR.. and Mrs. H. ].
Baldwin, Elmer Dietz, E. A. Raft,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moeller, H. D.
Moeller, Miss Laura V. Moeller, Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. Grofiy, Miss NJ. Beg
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wertz and
Walter Jewell, all of Philadelphia.
John F. McGinty has purchased q !
six cylinder Peerless car which arrived
here Thursday.
J. Charles Winters and Miss Smith
were guests at the Ottens residence for
the week end.
Mrs. T. M. Casey and family have
taken n of the Wheaton apartments
for the season.
A grabbing party including Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Eakins, Master David
Eakins, Mrs. D. H. Flemming, Miss
Lulu f. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Wurtz
and Mr.. and Mrs. Minnich, went out
Saturday on the Colonel and captured
$50 crabs.
Mrs. e. w Omensetter is entertain
ing her niece, Mrs. Mehrnan and her
little daughter Doris.
Oscar Kohl and family, of Easton,
2 s-aFe-zistttip = stosekeepsA~Ssed
Zwirner.
Mr.. MacFarland and family, of
South Philadelphia, are guests for a
few weeks of the Earnshaw family.
H. Hutchinson and family are
spending two weeks at Mrs. G. Law
sons cottage.
w. Cummings and family are in the
apartments for a few weeks.
George w. Patterson, a lusty old
veteran who was a drummer boy at
IA in the Union army, is stopping at
the Springer cottage, as is also George
Mcdowell, both of Camden.
DR.. Ramsey, of Harrisburg, Pa, is
expected down to spend Sunday with
his wife.
Mrs. E. Kile is visiting her daughter
Mrs. William Walker.
The Ladies' auxiliary is planning a
food sale.
Wesley Clayton Is entertaining his
parents from Germantown.
Mrs. Gus Charlson has had a visit
from her mother.
Interest is being revived In the
North Wildwood Protective associa-
ton, a meeting having been called by
Secretary Eakins for tomorrow after
noon at 4.80, in the fire house. All
property owners are invited.
Walter Teitze, Of E. 18th street, is the
hero of North Wildwood, having saved
the life of Il. w. Twose, manager of
the Hotel Ottens. Mr.. Twose was
bathing in the surf on Sunday and had
sank twice when Mr.. Teitze swan to
the struggling man, being the first to
reach him. Other bathers and the life
guard soon came to the assistance of
both and the rescue was accomplished.
Miss Marion Curran has returned to
her home In Chestnut Hill after visi-
ting her friend, Mrs. Samuel B. Joslin,
Central avenue.
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