Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-19

else got out and walked with the dog.
After hard pull the top was reach
ed 1t was thought expedient that
some one should walk down the steep
ascent as the brakes were not too
strong. George gallantly volunteer
ed to exercise his pedal extremities
and alighted the rest of the crowd
rode George, fortunately started
ahead of the wagon and when under
headway travelled with such momen-
tum that he stumbled and rolled half
way up the next grade. Thus IL is
related the party struggled half a
hill onward down to the bowl OF the
devil, where lunch was served to the
four hundred. George is said to have
been carried from the mouth of the
foaming bowl to the wagon by the
faithful six and Brownie, the dog In
procession. or course there was
nothing served during the trip
stronger than water but the ponder
Gus hopman was "all in" and as the
chaperon was good looking he did
not object to assistance. George Is
said to be a good walker, always
keeping pace with high hops but even
the chaperon who sat at his south
west, side says that the next time
she goes on a long journey with Mr..
Dorcas there must be an extra seat.
George left for New York last week.
A Few Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maurer and
two sons, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Given,
Mrs. Nellie Knox and daughter, Miss
Blanch, have returned to their homes
in Salem after an enjoyable outing
on the beach.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pomeroy are
enjoying the refreshing air of the
beach. Mr.. Pomeroy in company
with several Portland friends re-
turned Tuesday from a hunt in the
Siletz country. While ON the trip
Charles was fortunate enough TO be
behind a gun which sent bullet that
killed a deer. II you want the story
which is good one step into the
jewelry store on State street Tues
day and Charley" will tell It to you
In person.
Mrs. Paul Siege and Mrs. Frank
Erixon and daughter are among the
Salemites at the beach.
Mrs. d. A. White and daughter,
Miss Blanch, who have been enjoying
an outing at Nye beach, returned
home yesterday.
Charles Moores and family and A
n. Moores and family occupy cottages
on Society hill at Nye beach.
CIaud Catch and family are spend
ing the summer at their Nye Brool
cottage.
DR.. j. n. Smith and family, whC
have been camped in the Reeves
tent city at Nye beach will return
home today.
Mrs. II. NJ. Branson and daughter
Mrs. C. T. White, are enjoying al
outing In their commodlous cottage
at Nye Creek. They will remain 9
month longer.
Mrs. c. M. Lockwood and son
Adair are numbered among the so
ciety at Nye beach.
Frank Derby and family are com
fortably located In a cottage at NyC
Greek. Frank is yet unable to walk
without the aid of cruteh but his
foot which was injured some time
ago Is Improving. and when he re-
turns In about a month he expects tc
be able to outwalk any prospective
real estate customer who makes his
appearance.
Mrs. Carnine of Portland and Miss
Rebeoea Gates are the guests OF
Mrs. Joseph Mayer OF Albany now
enjoying an outing at Newport.
DR.. ]. G. Perry, the well known
druggist, his mother Mrs. Perry and
sister Mrs. Richard Churchill, re-
turned to their homes during this
week after spending several days at
the beach.
DR.. j. ID. Shaw and Dan Tarpley
returned Friday to the beach from
hunting trip in the siletz country
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarpley will leave for
Salem Monday. After a short visit
there Dan will go TO Seattle TO accept
position with the wireless telegraph
company
Miss Leila Tarpley will return "a
her home In Salem Monday, She has
anunWal al NWa Greek