The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-23
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Seaside is just as pretty this summer
as ever, and. each succeeding day
brings many new faces to this popular
resort. The Seaside house, on the Hol-
laday estate win not open this year
but the the Grimes, and Mcclure no
tells are open for the usual trade. In
Grimes grove are a number of campers
and they make the nights merry with
their music and singing. All the cot
tages, with one exception, are now
filled, thus Seaside for the next two
months will be quite an important little
city. The following guests registered
at the Grimes during the past week:
j. O. A. Bowlby wife and child and
nurse Astoria, r. r. Roper and wife,
A, G. Klosterman and wife, Lenore
Klosterman, Guy Klosterman, J. W.,
Hayes, G.. w. Thurman, Miss L. Putt
man, Miss B. Spragg, H. N. Pennoyer,
VIM, Whelan, Chester j. Hogin, t. e.
Harlow, Otto Kraemer, Charles Rains
and wife. J. G. Meybolrn and wife,
Joe O'Connor H. Hensley,. Mathew
Terrell and Laura j. Knowles Port
land, c. R. Williams, Elmer H. Har-
rison, Chicago, Eli Knager. Quincy.
Ill., Thomas Terrell, Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Loi Mai Webber, San Francisco, c..
o. Malarkey, Cooks Island, j. c. Mar
tin, Chicago A. j. Leirdeer, Spokane.
d. B. MaclSie, Brechin, Scotland.
The Davis cottage is hav-
ing neat little observatory
built on the top of the roof. 1t Is
reached by a stairway and when COM
pleted will affored splendid view Of
the beach and ocean.
C. w. Knowles of Portland came
down Friday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Mr. Dysler and family of East Port
land are among the campers at the
beach.
Mrs. C. B. Henion, Elutia Henion
Mrs. j. w. Carlisle. Will Carlisle and
Edward B. Liable of Portland have a
neat camp at the grove. i.
Harry Wheatly, a IA year old boy
living at Seaside, fell on the rocks near
the Seaside house, Friday and broke
his left arm in two places, DR.. Belt
reduced the fracture and he is now
getting along very nicely.
Ben L. Leland, Of the Heppner Ca
zette, has been in Seaside for the past
week. There was nothing too good for
the Heppner scribe while here, and he
will doubtless remember with pleasure.
his short stay at the beach,
The following people registered at
the Mcclure during lhe past week:
Rev. T, A. Hyland and wife Astoria,
r. s. Norris, B. f, Norris, Cannon
Beach, A, F. Keager, Astoria, r. L.
Sales, Nehalem L. L. Wickliff, and
family San Francisco, C. P. Thompson,
Portland, D. NJ Mooer, Astoria, Ed
ward Kilfether, and wife Portland, A,
l.. Friend, Chas. S, Wright, II, j,
Findlay, Astoria, H. Bell, S. D. Adair,
j, P, Austin Cannon Beach, o. Ander-
son, John Olsen, Necanicum, H. e.
Topping, Astoria, Miss Summerville
H. E. Mitchell and wife, Portland, j.
G, Swope, Astoria, Mrs. e. Jay Smith,
Silver Cliff, e. H. watkins wife and
children, d. ,Crouenn, Nehalem, George.
R. Laing,g H. Pearson, ], L. Hullet
Geo. Anderson wife and children,
Portland, F. M. Cox, E, A, Palmer
R. w. Morrison, Clatsop City, Clark
Carnahan, and family, Mrs. John Mimic,
Salem, j. w. Minto and wife Portland,
L. G, West Clatsop City, G, F. Ru-
fenet and wife Portland, DR.. Bell, AS
toria, J. F, Kearney, Astoria, H. Swe-
ney Nehalem, T. c. Plummer, Seattle
Wash.