Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1923-03-02
NORTH WILDWOOD NOTES

The Middleton family have moved
from Camden in their new house on
East 18th street. The house makes a
nice appearance in its fresh coat of
paint, and a new picket fence sur
rounds it. Just in the rear of this
property, facing on 18th street, the
foundation is being laid for a three
apartment house of brick for the first
story and topped with shingles. The
contractor is Mark B. Reeves, who is
building it for August Gottuck, who
will open a restaurant there.
Gilmore and Lillian Frederick, who
are employed in the city, spent Sun
day at their home here.
Charles c.. Godcharles is now run
ming the hotel at Court House, re-
Gently bought by I. Tenenbaum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoads spent Sunday
here in their cottage.
Mrs. Walter Barr, of Camden, is
here at the home of her mother nurs-
ing her little brother, Harry Cline,
who is quite sick. Mrs. Cline is en-
ployed in the Keystone Telephone ex-
change at wildwood.
Sunday visitors were Dave Young,
Mrs. Murray, Marion Hunter, j.
Whalen, Mrs. Swope, Walter Barr,
John Schofield, Harry Anthony and
Mr.. Daley and friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mailman spent Sunday
at the home of Miss Louise Borgmann.
Mrs. R. Wall and son Richard spent
a week in Philadelphia with relatives.
Mrs. Eynon entertained her son
David and family for a few days.
Mrs. John Trout, of Ocean City,
spent a portion of the week here with
her sisters, Mrs. Kraus and Mrs.
Heating.
Building Inspector Harry M. Lever
ing granted building permits for
structures built in North Wildwood
during eleven months of last year
amounting to 1904, 22S. The section
seeming to build up most rapidly is
that between 10th avenue and the
wildwood line. The following per-
mits have been granted since we pub
lished our last list on January rs,
1928:
January
%. Louis A. Kraus-for Louis A.
Kraus, garage, 116 E. 18th $500
"a. Frank A. McAlarnen-for
Henry Jordan, dwelling,
south side 25th venue.... $500
27. Gustave Miller-for Gustave
Miller, shed for storage, one
story, PA w. 18th venue. 225
, 80. H. Fl. Ottens-for w. w.
Clark, dwelling, w. 18th. 5000
80. H. H. Ottens-for Gruber
Bros, dwelling, e. 18th ave. $500
? 80. H. H. Ottens-for Gruber
: Bros, dwelling, Surf ave-
5 u south of 18th venue. $500
; 81. Mark B. Reeves-for August
: Gottuck, dwelling apart
ments, E. 18th avenu 80. $500
r February
E 1. George w. Hand-for Har-
riet O.. Albertson, West 25th
; avenue, dwelling, house put
back 80 feet from curb. 1900
4 L. L. A. Kraus-for L.. A. Kraus,
dwelling 2 story, 16 rooms,
: West 18th avenue ........ 5000
l 1. L. A. Kraus-for Mrs. Mary
Miller, dwelling, II rooms,
= East 22d venue .......... 1850
I 1. L. A. Kraus-for Mrs. Mary
F. Miller, garage, East 22d $50
l 8. Frank Bianchi-for D..
D'Amico, dwelling, w. 25th 1000
l 3. Cunard Johnson-for John j..
Sullivan, garage, 213 West
Walnut avenue .......... so
5. Jos. Bonell-for E. Morton,
store, 26th and boardwalk. 700
Z. F. Hoffman & Varnarlate-for
Frank Brennan, dwelling,
10Th and Virginia n $500
; s. S. P. Morey-for James
German, dwelling, 18th and
Central venue .......... 2,889
IA. Lorenzo Jaconi-for Lorenzo
Jaconi, dwelling, West 3D.. 375
I Is. Thos. J. Hamilton-for Mrs.
Pierson, dwelling, E. 10Th 1000
Is. Thos. J. Hamilton-for Geo.
w. Mannall, dwelling, w.
18th avenue ............. 2,1O0
10. Martin Newkirk-for Frank
Kroner, altering roof, 215
? East 4th avenue ........... 295
10. Martin Newkirk-for Mrs.
B. ]. Angney, altering old
! dwelling, ITO New York ave. 900
81. H. H. Ottens-for L.. j..
) Pondzler, dwelling, 18th and
Central avenues .......... $500
l 81. H. H. Ottens-for H. H. OF
: tens, printing Office and
apartments, 18th and Penn
sylvania venues ......... 10000
L 81. Richard A.. Larcombe-for
Harry G.. Hawk, dwelling
and apartments, East oath 13,30S