Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-09
OTTENS TRACT NOTES


Otiens, burst into bloom for Easter de-
spite the brisk storm of Saturday.
With Old Sol smiling down and a
cherry smile everywhere greeting you
the spring of 1916 began the business of
getting ready for the visitors. Gardens
are being prepared, flowers are appear
Ing and last but not least the chirp OF
the birds and the twitter Of the robin
are heard iutermingled with the croak
of the frog.
Mrs. l.. Boringer and William Scholl
have returned TO Wilmington and Phil
adelphla after a lengthy visit spent
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zwirner.
George Stewart spent several days in
Vineland.
Mrs. Margaret Brown, OF East Six
tenth street, mother Of Mrs. David
Bayless, died this week at Charleston,
West Virginia.
William Standring, Jr., and family
spent Easter with his parents at their
GcsCu beCtiiH otltCt IOttdBcs
MI. and Mrs. A. Schlorer, of Camden,
spent Easter In their Nineteenth street
cottage. Mr.. Schlorer has beer quite
i'll at his Camden home for several weeks
but Is now on the Dad to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Walker, of Asbury
Park, enjoyed a weeks stay in their
Central avenue cottage.
Mrs. A. B. Surran entertained her
daughter, Mrs. William Winter, of
Bayonne, ove Easter.
Miss M. Matt and Mr.. Donahue were
Ease guests at the Hazelhurst.
w. Ruduck, of Palmyra, was a visit
or, having come down to look after his
Eighteenth street cottage.
Mrs. j. Erbeon and family spent
Easter In their East Twentieth street
cottage.
Mrs. G. Francis and daughterssenter-
tainrd a few friends over Easter.
Mira. NJ. M usley and family, of Pit
man, are spending a few weeks at their
Fourteenth street cottage.
Mrs. w. Ernshaw, Of West Seven
tenth street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Jones, OF Philadelphia, v e Easter.
Mrs. w. Mintzer spent several days
In Philadelphia where she attended the
funeral Of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hirst aud family, OF
Philadelphia, spent the Easter holiday
with her mother, Mrs. A. Davis, of
West Sixteenth street.
DR.. and Mrs. Ramsey, of Harrisburg,
are spending a few weeks at their West
Fifteenth street cottage. The anne is
Being painted.
Mrs. A. Biddle, of West Seventeenth
street, has returned from a two weeks
visit to Vineland, where she visited her
mother.
John A. Bradshaw has returned from
the South where he visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamon and son
John came dow n from Philadelphia on
Tuesday to ascertain what damage, If
any, had been done their Sixteenth
street cottage by the storm.
H. Leidig has returned from q weeks
visit to Boston.
Mrs. G. Albertson, of Philadelphia,
entertained a few friends over Easter in
her West Sixteenth street cottage.
The home of Officer Harry lowering
IS looking spic and span in a new coat
of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clayton enter
tanned Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Donsghy
over the holidays. They motored down
from Philadelphia. Other guests were
Mrs. Harry McClelland and Mr.. and
Mrs. William s. Gabell.
H. HI. Ottens and family were down
over Easter and opened their cottage
and entertained O few friends.
Albert Hansen, OF East Seventeenth
street, planned IN elaborate Easter cele-
bration, but when the To- fell he took
the first train for Philadelphia.
George d. Mullin and family are en-
~joying a few weeks In their East Seven
tenth street cottage, where they are
entertaining friends.
Mrs. w. Mintzer entertained her
neice Miss Ehemeld, of Philadelphia,
over Easter.
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