Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-10

Commodore Charles Mace, the pion.
eer Of old Anglesea, is much impressed
with the advantages of q new tract
which Is open north of Mace's wharf
and really an extension Of that prop
erty. Mr.. Mace has spent much mon
ey in the development Of this tract,
and has already numerous cottages
thereon, and 1t is freely predicted thai
this locality will be one of prime value
to those who desire to have q bunga'
low on Hereford inlet waters.
Recent registrations at the HoteI
Hilton include the following Philadel
phians: W. L. Taylor, Henry Gssfaro
John Viddivono, T. B. Boyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. s. de Haven, Henry Heyfried
J. Mcbride, ]. A. Crawford. A. w.
Winzel and wife, DIR. w. r. Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs. Wertmer, A. M. Rile,
Theodore II. Schmidt and PhiIiF
Swellaker. @. Lymington and A. Nc
Bride, of Wilmington are also there, al
are Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H.. Dealt, o.
Bridgeton.
John n. Reeve, the former Hotel
Dayton man, who is now engaged in
the poultry business at Wildwood
Heights, has been making great sue
cess with his new farm across on the
mainland. Mr.. Reeve Is supplying
many Of our folks on the Beach with
choice chicken and duck eggs as well
as poultry, and is making a splendid
success of his his endeavor.
Nearly 200 fishermen, located in and
around Ottens harbor In old Holly
Beach, have signed an agreement by
which an association is being formed
for the purpose of mutual pleasure as
we'll as practical development of the
Ottens harbor section and its beauti-
fication. The organization will make
its headquarters in the Motor Boat
club on the harbor.
The release of 30 balloons on the
Fourth of July, which contained the
$25 coupons by the Henry Ottens in
~terests, vas successfully performed and
most Of the balloons sailed over to-
wards the mainland. They Will I'M
doubtedly be heard from later.
s. Walter Estlow, the gentleman
from Millville, who has charge of OF
tens harbor, has been making great
i'm provements in that section. He
has closed a contract with William
Mooney, a Philadelphia business man,
for the wharf concession, and Mr..
Mooney got busy and has placed the
wharf 10 excellent condition.
Mrs. d. w. FIemming, Miss Sara E.
Flemming and Miss Lula F. Wright,
who motored down from Philadelphia
last week, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
James Coy, Wilbur Fawcett and John
Bateman over the Fourth.
Miss Elizabeth Agnew and Sidney
Agnew, Of Media, Pa, are spending
sometime with Lieut.. and Mrs. James
Atkinson CampbslL Mzs~1iaMpssRs
cousin, Thaddeus Rich, concertmeis-
ter Of the Philadelphia orchestra, is
summering here with his family.
David f. Birkenstock, an attache OF
the receiver Of taxes Office in Philadel-
phia, and wife arrived this week for
an extended vacation.
Magistrate Harris and family ar
rived last week and as usual will oc-
cupy the Eakins cottage on 18th street
for the season.
Louis Traumweider, of the real es-
tate assessors office In Philadelphia,
spent the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. 8. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, OF
Tamaqua, Pa, motored down and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. McGinty.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Omensetter, oil
Philadelphia, have opened their cot.
tage for the season and entertained
Thomas Boone and son over the
Fourth. In August Mr.. and Mrs,
Omensetter will go to Niagara Falls to
visit their niece, Mrs. William Bouck
Cornell, who will be remembered Of
Miss Emile A. Lebengood.
John w. Speckman will sail fol
Europe next week to be gone six
weeks. Mrs Speckman and hel
daughter will go to the Poconos while
he is away, returning to North Wild
wood on Mr.. Speckman's return.
The Misses Nell and Vera McGinty
have Joined their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. McGinty, at their Speed
way cottage for the season.
Isaac Mullen, Of Philadelphia, lie thu
guest of his brother, George ID. Mullen
at his 18th street cottage.
Charles Harden brook, a we'll known
phiIadaInhia husinesa man. has beer