The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-15
SEASIDE NOTES
What the People Are Doing at the
Clntsop Beaches

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earnest. and II werk ago there were
any vacant cottages from Point Ad-
ans 20 Arch Cape. money could not
purchase one now The steady aud
scorching rays of old Sol during the
past few days has caused regular
exodus 20 the cooler and more invlg-
| Grating climate found within hearing
distance Of the breakers and the prcs-
ent week will probably zee the largest
travel towards the beaches that has
been known in years North Beach
has been slngularly fortunate during
the past winter Not content with
wrecking a small steamer on her dan
gerous shores Old Neptune must cast.
high and dry on the sands. a great
iron vessel that has proved during the
season thus far a splendid drawing
card. Now IL is announced far and
wide that a monster whale. long since
dead. has been left stranded at the
Willows. and II the wind will only blow
va HtANAN AhA Ahf hAAnilAF VI Ailf f@AN0n.
that too. viii prove no mean attraction.
Verify. the hotel keepers OF North
Beach are In great luck this season
Clatsop beaches need none OF these at.
fractions. however, for people so there
teoause they want recreation where the
surroundings are other than a dreary
waste OF sand dunes, or low marshes.
In the Necannicum the fishing was
never better. and IN the forest back
Of Seaside pigeon shooting Is excellent
over at Elk Greek many people are Nv
ing at the various cottages along the
beach. most Of them prepared for
long summers outing.
Two stages are now running regular
ly between Elk Greek and Seaside, and
a number OF frelgh, wagons are kept
busy on the road.
quite large party OF Portlanders
are at the Lewis and Flanders place
above Seal Rocks
Miss Amy Rowe Of Salt Lake City.
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
+. ]. Smith, at Silver Point Clins. re-
turned yesterday to Utah.
The family OF J. y. Griffin. OF Astoria.
VIII go to their Cannon Beach cottage
sometime this week.
The family Of Mr.. Fred Newell, Of As
toria. are now comfortably located at
the Carnahan cottage. Cannon Beach
Mrs. Arthur Leberman and children
will go to Lion Rock, Elk Greek. sat
urday next. They have rented a cot
tage for the summer
L, Mansur and family. OF Knappton,
will go to their cottage at Silver Point
Cllffs In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Warren are ex-
pected at their cottage at Glenwarren.
Brighton Beach. this week.
Mr., II, c. Thompson. Of Astoria, is at
Glenwarren. for a month. endeavoring
TO regain his health, which has been |
very poor for the past two months.
NJ S. Warren has new team OF
thoroughbreds at his Brighton Beach
place. They came from the Flavel sta
bles at Tansy Point.
The oppenhelmer cottage at Seaside
has a new balcony. much appreciated
by the occupants. who are quartered
there for the summer.
Mr.. Butterheld, OF Portland. has
naphtha launch at Seaside, the first
boat of the kind to float the waters Of
the Necannicum.
The Grimes Hotel is open for the sea-
son. and starts out with goodly list
II guests.
The groves at Seaside are fast begin
ling to shelter merry camping parties,
rhey are ideal spots for whlte-tented
'illages.
Mrs. j. T. Ross and children are en-
Dying the season at Gearhart farm, q
ovely place just north of the Park.
James Finlayson Jr has opened a
rocery store at Gearhart Park and has
llready landed prosperous trade
Gearhart Hotel has opened with a
arge number Of guests. Its formal
pening will take place on the 18th.