Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-30
|HASSETT BEACH.
pssnng, snipe Shooting, Catch
sctsbs, Strolling on the Beach
md Dancing at Night.
\ TINES AND GOOD LIVING.

hmaay morning the writer boarded
" mhon and joined gay party of
people, composed Of Misses Anna
M. Gertie Green, Clara Wood (;
4 Oven, F. A. Hart and H. X.
hund for the beach. The boat
4, IL full Complement of passengers
3 a loaded down to the waters edge
0oking stoves and camping utensils
kinds. The ride down occupied
Two hours which was enjoyed
y wbly by all, with the exception
Gentleman who spoke In a most
It'd tone Of the motion" opposite
uys Harbor entrance.
ayed at Peterson's wharf the North
md South Bend stages were found
iiing. Into one Of these the ladies
hacked and the men after seeing
kgsse safely aboard the wagon,
4 out to walk over to the Walsh
in; half the party were fortunate
ach on" to vehicle which Will
bad brought down to meet the
leaving Owen and myself to
IA eit alone through the sand. Neither
,nJthing about the cut offs and
irod to confne ourselves to the
Joad As the sun was blazing hot
nmed to make slow progress, both
~ that it was a long walk-as my
1non owned lot in the addition
hkh We we're bound, he refrained
committing himself to any number
~ Heated and tired we arrived
D. Woods cottage and received a
Welcome, after which justice was
bthe ample meal the hostess had
nd and had waiting.
addition owned by Aberdeen
! y strikingly beautiful, with it's
Z q young pines and green grass
covers the ground. The lay Of
bad is undulating and the whole is
B led by a sea wall of sand and a
puHth Of pines which breakes the
4 the winds allowing only. a gentle
that is warmed in passing over
kntch Of sand in front to come
~ Although the lots were put on
nrket only few weeks since, it is
sng it character as camping
4 and the number of handsome
% now built indicate that it's merits
4 pnciated and that in the course
or perhaps two summers it will
Unclaimed resort. Those who have
% erected now are: G. T. Wood
J. q. Lewis. A. D. Wood, VIM.
man, G. R. Bell. D. f. Dunbar's
en well under way and the lumber
3. Keyes' is al! on the ground.
has been dug and furnishes an
ance Of cold, sparkling water.
= resources for amusement are I'M
NJ 3d. The sea-bathing is delightful,
aer being Of a pleasant temperature
Rswells Of the Peaceful" ocean
50 gently as not to frignten the
mld when the tide is out the hard
aeB extraordinary inducements as
lor such games as tennis and
The drive along the beach is
% the finest macadamized turn
8snell road, being equally as firm
anrely free from dust. Millions OF
several varieties and countless
!. uucxs and woodcocks in plenty
Aeellent shooting for sportsmen.
ns'e as the sun begins to rest him
we bosom of the deep it's pleas
IN MOL with the summer girl and
An Them about-well, no matter
when night comes on, there is a
tne character OF the pleasures
y not cease with the day but are
Y long after it is dark. A large
We IS built just out in front OF the
snd singing and story telling are
r. With the chairs cleared away
w story Of the Wood cottage
20 excellent dance hall and there
's people assisted by their elders,
sslonally join in, "just to fill up
nequently assembly and pay
"uh heel and toe-Mrs. Bell
ng excellent dance music on the
ue hand organ player, or MIR.
'aKlng the echoes with his har-
When Mrs. Owen is down,
music is added.
aay evening P. G. Hussey, l..
4um and T.. G. Finch came
AO The yacht Gertrune, and took a
sailing on the hav An elegant