The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-20

Clans, Kelp, Bass. Deer and
Dears. Surf Bathing and
Everything as the DR..
Ordered 1t

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pigeons on South Beach the past
week. They didn't get any. bat lost
the way and had a tramp for their
money through the saiial and fern that
they will remember an their lives. In
one place they could not cut their way
through the underground and came
out on top Of a spruce jungle and be-
fore they knew II they found them!
selves walking on top the dense
growth Of tree-tops thirty feet high.
Alex co~poyer's Camp.
This Salem man is enjoying him.
self best Of all among the campers at
Nye creek. and few 1--we any better
than he and his partner. Alex knows
where all about the best rock fishing
Is and be has the tides down fine. He
has all kinds Of tackle for catching
keip. rock cod and sea bass. He has
clam shovel and crab catcher. and
knows where the raECr backs come up
AZ low tides. As one mornings hunt
IN the brfny VIII supply any ordinary
camp for a week. all he has 10 do Is TO
90 out two or three times a week and
he lives high and pays the butcher
shops nothing He knows how to pre-.
pare sea food and has gained about 40
pounds during his stay. The rest OF
hts time he puts IN sitting on a log
with two other Salem beach combers
looking at the pretty girls going In
bathing. He Is onto the track OF some
bear near the lighthouse. and is walt!
Ing for Geo. bingham to come over
when they are planning a bear hunt
and Alex hopes to add bear chops 10
.hiH bill OF fare.
The Newport Churches
There was proyidentiai interfer.
ence the other day to save Presbyl
tcrian minister from a saltwater
crave. Rev Adams OF McMlnnville
ventured out too far, and taken on his
feet was carried beyond his depth and !
had to cry out for help to get ashore
Several went TO his rescue but were 0
beaten back by the heavy surf. Al ID
last hfe line was carried through the q
breakers TO the minister who was just Q
barely able 10 keep afoat. and brought !
aim ashore. On Sunday the minister I
before a large congregation thanked s
providence and those who helped pull !
him out. This denomination maintains I
regular service throughout the sum.
mer. and the chances are the pastors I
VIII keep in shallower water. The
Episcopal church has also regular and
well attended service. Rev and Mrs.
Coney Of ST. Paurs church. Salem,
have rooms In the old Bailey residence
and 20 10 Seal rock this week to be
entertained by Mrs. Squire Farrar
The Christian Scientists hold regular
Sunday morning services al Mrs
croaHmGn's cottage and have an at |
tendance OF about thirty. The Catho
uc church here has services at stated
Intervals during the year hut no resi-
dent pastor Altogether Newport Is a
moral place and the people who come
here are OF the best class Of Oregon |
citizens.
Newport Social Notes.
A farewell bonfire was given on the
evening of the departure OF Misses
Dent and Tully TO their homes at Port.
land. Il caused many a forsaken look
next day and they were into the small
hours saying their farewells.
Mr.. and Mra c. ID. Gabrielson and
Ruth and Carl were guests at the
Ocean house for a few days.
Miss Ella Ship returned 10 her sa
lem home Tuesday with very fash.
ionable coat OF tan.
Oscar olsson has found time from
doing duty a. city recorder and life
savings special. 10 take several boat
ing trips with one OF the young ladies'
Mrs Alice Crane and son WIN ae
eompanied BY her mother. Mrs. Me
Gully, are spending week as the
guests Of j. p Wolf on the Yahats.
Mrs NJ, o. Potter has given several
delightful Panochl parties to the SUM
mer yiaiiora al Bay View. at which
games music and homemade candy
were principal amusements,