The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-02

SUNDAY MORNING, A
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charming scenery around them and
hmuse themselves boating on the Ne.
cannlcum or angling for the festive
but eyasiyo trout which inhablt lts
waters.
seasldc has attractions which invite
goodly number and the neat and
cosy cottages are all occupied by a
lively crowd out for good time and
the campers with their tents Of artistic
design and fnncIfu decorations are
avpwcdly for the purpose Of max
Ing every moment count for pleasure.
Gcnrhart has many friends who
show their taste in selecting 80 ex-
cellent a spot for an outing. The hotel
| grounds never looked prettler than
now The rose bushes In the garden
are fairly overloaded with blooms. and
the lawn and hammocks under the
trees are fayorite reclining places,
while many people slt on the broad
plazzas and gaze out On the landscape.
or Join the games and festivities IN the
woods and on the beach.
The ride 10 the beach In the new cars
Is quite a treat Either in the MORN
ing or towards evening Is the pleasant
time TO make the triD. and the Jour
ney alone is well worth a visit at the
beach.
Mr., Dan Campbell. and Mr. c. Il.
Higgins undertook o cycling trip TO
Elk Creek last night As there is no
telegraphic communication along the
route their fate has not yet been re-
ported.
A party from warrenton last week
made the trip via Seaside TO the sum-
init Of Saddle mountain. where they
found an abundance OF small game
and an Increased appetite.
Mr. a. T. Webb and family. OF Port |
land. have taken up quarters at Sea-
side. They carried goodly outfit
along. and II is safe TO say that their |
stay win be an enjoyable one.
The clearing OF the site for the car
shops and the erecting Of the new de- |
pot at warrenton are additional indi-
cations Of the progress Of the railroad
work.
Mrs, G. NJ Hawes and wife are now
at Gearhart camping with Mrs and |
Miss Walter.
Mrs, Aiken and Miss Dunning have |
pitched their tent along the Ridgeway |
A delegation from Seaside that came
up to Clatsop on Fridays train gave
a hearty welcome 70 party OF Asto-
rlans who went down TO visit them.
Friday large quantity OF net was
found about two miles above Gearhart. |
II was wound around a large root i'm
bedded In the sand al about half-tide. |
a passer-by cut of some OF the leads
To be used as sinkers FOR his fish line.
1t could not be learned whether or
not the net In It's present condition
WAS Of any value
Mr.. ]. n. Griffin holds the champion
ship record for the time made in his
walk from Elk Creek to Seaside.
Mr.. F. W Newell makes weekly
trips from town TO his summer resi-
dence at Cannon Beach. A bicycle is
his trusty steed between Seaside and
his cottage home.
Imported clans from Olympia welt
over To Gearhart Thursday to be used
at the next clam bake. Seashore clans,
clans from the flats. and imported
clans are now on the menu.
Mr.. Mark Warren returned yester-
day morning from trip to Elk creek.
At Elk Greek very frequently row
boats are launched in the surf and
pulled out to the light house where
the boat is hoisted up by a rope and
after a visit with the lightkeepers, re-
turn is made in the same manner
Mrs. W. w, Parker returned yes
terd4y from Gearhart
Mrs. Walter Reed. with her three
are registered at the Gear
hart.
Miss NJ. Leonle Gilbert, Miss Sadie
Imhoff. OF Enchantment camp, Sea-
side, paid a visit to Gearhart Friday.
Mr.. Robert Il. Yost, Of Portland,
Is dividing his time between the diff
ferent resorts,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Sitter and son
and Miss Lottie Sitter. of Portland, I
ire guests at Hotel Gearhart.
Mrs. Smythe is among the recent ar
'lvals at Mr., Barmore's hostelry.
Mr.. L. Russ, of Portland, came down l
/ few days ago on pleasure trip.