The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-31
AT THE SEASIpF
Movement Of Summer ResOrterS en-
Ysquina Bay.
Large Salem Contingent Camped and
Cotted at Nye Brook.

Newport is little slow this year. suf-
fcring from locomotor ataxia, as it were.
The hotels are not filled and things in
the town proper are not mp to the top
notch Of summer resort prosperity. Some
even think the bay itself is not what il
used 10 be.
The new era Of Saturday night through
excursion trains is great convenience
10 those who patronize il, but il doesn't
bring as large crowds as the old time
popular day excursion which came and
returned the same day
The number Of campers and people
living in cottages and cabins is largely
on the increase. Among the former
there are forty.four from the Rosedale
red hill fruit regions, including the fam
lilies Of J. Pemperton, J. J.. Wagner, A.
Bates, J.. NJ. Grocer, S. Newly, A.
Newly, VIM. Edmundson and August
Cole This party, with Grocer Branson
and family left for home overland on
Monday, after enjoying a royal good
time. The short prune crop gave these
people an opportunity 20 get away,
but they expect more prunes and less
clans next year.
Nye Brook, formerly known as Nye
Greek, isfeeling the effects of expansion,
and scores of new cottages have gone up
in that section OF late. Among those
built by Salemites this year are the coy
summer homes Of Judge X. S. Bean and
A. n. Moores, whose respective families
are now in them.
Mrs. John Holman and grandson,
George Lunn, are settled for the season.
The Thos. Holman and Geo. Meyers
families are expected later. Mr.. Holman
expected 10 put up a fine cottage this year
but with his better-half took European
tour instead. John Holman OF Albany,
spends Sundays here.
Geo. f. Rodgers and family, are hold
ing down the John ii. Albert cottage.
Mrs. Sam Adolph and daughter are here
for the season. The families of viii r.
and Geo. b. Gray, j. NJ. Kyle and III. =.
McNary are representing the Gray
family, and all are enjoying il hugely.
They are all old-time summer resOrters
and campers and know how TO have
good time. Prof. Parvin and family,
accompanied by Mrs. J. n. Brown are In
the sutton cottage. State Supt. Acker-
mans family IL here and the Professor
spent Sunday with them. Mrs. n. j.
Damon and the children are at their
cottage, which is the fashionable board
| ing headquarters Of Nye Creek-Nye
| Brook we mean, of course, Mr. and Mrs
McGill are making their home there,
but returned Monday with Mrs. Damon.
| Tom Liyesly and Mr.. Morrison the hop
! factors, are here with their families.
Mrs. 4. G.. Levar and child, are camped
with the family Of Conductor Webster,
of the West Side, who are relatives.
Martha Dove is camped with Malon
Smiths family from northeast of Salem.
Tom Sims and family OF Salem are
here for the season. Ben Looney and
DR.. Hawks, OF Jefferson, are camped here
and having jolly time. Ben Is one of
the strong bathers, and enjoys the salt
brine.
All these are at or near Nye Brook
where there are several hundred campers
and cottages. There il also another
Salemite mp here permanently, John
Ferguson and family. Their old home
Il ON the high outlook in Polk county,
the first farm house on the Wallace road
! ulttI NIbhslnR lue blH salem Dflugt.
! Uncle John says he won't sell that
! place, as he expects to make il his per-
manent home. lie has built slightly
home ON the hill here above the SUM
mer school tabernacle, overlooking the
| Pacific, whore the little family enjoy
| life only rs people can who have no
debts, n clear console nee and large
| hearts. MIR. Furgeson pays taxes in a
dozen school districts, and what he has
is the product of honest industry and
good business judgment. Their few
years at the seaside will prove good
family investment.
\. B. Buren,, Salem's solid business
alderman, who made the first break for
the olty's return to prosperity, IL here
with his family, and they share a cot
tage ON the hill with Mrs. Geo. Brown,
Miss Oskie Matthews and Miss Lizzie
llolverson. Mrs. Steiwer and daughter.
Mrs. r. ID. Gilbert,I also Ex-senator
Steiwer, OF Eastern Oregon, are at ho-
tel. DIR. Ill. G. Epley, the dentist, is
taking an outing fixing up the teeth OF
the community, Editor c. h. Irvine is
over here, still wearing Manager X.
koehler's shoes. As they are four sizes
larger than those the porter exchanged
Tor them, it is presumed chat the :. L.
railroad magnate is going bareiooted.
Architect burggrai, who Is supervising