Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-19
sALEMITEs AT THE BAY.
A Racy Grist of News From Our
Newport Local.

NEWPORT Local.
To n Salemite landed in Newport
it seems as IL most of the inhabitants
of Salem had been transferred TO the
hills In aud about this burg. The
woc der to us all is who is left at
home to attend to the business of
the capital city. The weather has
been delightful with the exception of
heavy rain last Saturday, which
was rather discouraging to some of
the campers. But the bright sun
shine of the Sabbath renewed their
wounded spirits and everybody is
again as jolly as before.
The excursionists from Salem and
Albany came in Saturday night
about 200 strong. Part of them left
Sunday, but a goodly number re-
manned until Monday or Tuesday.
The Second Regiment baud gave
concert and dance at the opera
house Monday evening which were
well attended and much enjoyed by
all, as Is everything the Second
Regiment have in charge.
Nye creek which has ever been a
favorite resort for some, is CONSTANT
ly growing in popularity, aud this
year larger number than ever
pitched their tents there, among
them may be found the following
Salemites: Mrs. Chss. Calvert and
daughter, Mrs. Mark Skiff, Mrs.
Sumpter Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Clark, Mrs. John Savage and sons,
G. E. Dayton and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burggraf aud Mrs. Draper, L.
A. Savage and family, Mrs. r. B.
Conover and Miss Lulu, brand Mrs.
Williamson, Mrs. Jas. Aitken and
family, Mrs j. E. Lewis and daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. Derby and Miss De-
Long, Mrs. J. Stanley and family,
Mrs. II. Simms and children, Mrs.
Thomas and family, and several
other families whose names we are
unable to learn.
Mr.. Turner of the State Insurance
Co., is with his family in the Cooke
cottage on Nye creek. 1t is said by
some that he 10 the most timid of
any man here about going into the
cold water, yet to see him march
bravely in one would never mistrust
it,,
Mr.. Damon, of the Blue Front, is
one of the most courageous aud bat
ties with the cold waves like a
major.
Mrs. Belle Cooke and Allyn ar
rived Tuesday and will occupy their
cottage on Nye creek.
Judge r. s. Bean and son Ormand,
spent couple of days with Prof.
Condor and family on Nye creek.
Rev. Gwynne and family are To-
Gated in a cottage not far distant,
with them are also Misses Daisy
Lockley and Hattie Litchfield.
Prof TalBington and +. j. Nc
Caustland have been spending a
few days with them but returned to
the valley Tuesday.
AT Olsonville we find Mrs. George
Beeler and sons, It. B. Jackson and
wife and daughter Maud, Miss Ella
White.
Miss Jessie Northrup, e. Hofer
and family, Miss o. Capwell and
Frank Gilbert's family, are oc-
cupying their house on the hill
They were joined Tuesday by Miss
Minnie Colwell.
Mr.. Damon and family occupy
the Kindergarten cottage and are
having fine time
The hotels also have quite a Dnm-
Der OF Salem people among their
numbers. At the Bay View, Mrs.
Jay Smith and childrep, Mrs. Chas.
Gray and family, Miss Jennie Gray,
Mrs. Ed. Hirsh and family, Miss
Lou Hirsh, Mrs. Il. Holverson and
Miss Lizzie, Miss Metchen C. ID.
and family, Miss Palmer,
Hugh Thompson, Harvey Jordan,
Frank Merideth, Dan TarDley.
Claud Strahan, o. f. Krausse and
family, Mrs. u. F. Moody and
Miss Edna.
At the Ocean House are Mrs. M.
A. Thompson, Misses Grace and
Josey Parrish, and Rev. Kellerman.
Among the other familiar faces,
we have noticed on the street are
Miss Sperry, Miss Palmer, Miss
Hughes, Miss Dearborn, Mr. and
Mrs. McCully, Homer Craven,
Horace Willis, Sam Foster, III. j.
Bigger, Frank Talleferro, Fred
stewart, Fred Piper, Misses Cum
ngham and Reynolds, Miss Mellen,
Mable Adair, Clarence Hamilton,
Max Buren, ChauDcey Lockwood
and dozens of Others, SO you see
Salem is well represented at this
popular resort.
gavad a Wamauis Life