Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-19
AGATE BEACH
IS GROWING IN
POPULARITY

ronized exceptionally we'll The fol-
lowing guests are among those regis
tered for the past week
Miss Helen Il. Krause, Portland; II.
b. Springer, f. b. Smith and wife, Of
Salem; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Moore and Miss Olive
Thompson, all of Salem; w. c. Twee-
dale and wife, Albany; Rev. b. W.
Wright, Lewiston, Mont; Mrs. N. A.
Hafford, Woodburn, Or; Mrs. A. w,
Kutsche and mother, Mrs. O. X. Brand,
Mary A. Hoff and Edna Davis, Port
land; Mrs ]. r. Spencer and Mrs. NJ.
Stout, McMlnnWlle; Mrs. Minnie B.
Davis, Chicago, H.; Mr.. and Mrs, o.
II, Porter, Roseburg, Or; Mr.. and Mrs,
A, NJ, Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. o, c. En-
mons, Miss Catherine Emmons and
Mr.. Harold w. Emmons, Portland;
Mr., and Mrs. j. F. Barker, Roseburg;
c. G. Love and wife, st. Joseph; A. r.
Lindberg, Omaha, Neb.; Walter Han
sen and daughter, Portland; O. II.
Kable and family, Salem; Mr.. and
Mrs, d. f. Westfall, Eugene; Mr.. and
Mrs. w, Folders, Eugene; Mr.. and
Mrs w. F. Miller, Portland Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Stannard, Brownsville; Miss
NJ, Hamblin, Mrs. G. r, Hamblln, Mrs.
R. j. Workman, j, G. Baker and wife,
and Mrs. f. A. Dillschnelder McMnn-
VILE; b. T, Beck, Copenhagen; Miss
Iindy Dyer and Mr. Dyer Grants
Poss r, w. Fishburn, Portland; Ben
Henderson, Salem; Mr. and Mrs L. r.
Steelhammer, Salem; Mr.. and Mrs,
Willard l.. Marks, Albany; Mrs. G. W,
Perclyal, Portland; Miss Norma l..
Hendricks, Eugene; Miss Mertie Ru-
ten, Miss Belle FADE, Miss Essie Il.
Shinn, Portland; Miss Mary H. Cham
bers, Eugene; Miss Clara Williams
Mrs and Miss lockwood, Portland;
Miss zilpha V. Galloway, Salem; E.
H. Stevens and family Portland; Mr..
and Mrs A. Carrick, Portland; Mr.,
and Mrs Il. f. Westfall, Eugene; Mr.,
and Mrs VIM. Soldiers and Miss Sol
ders, Eugene; Mrs, NJ B. Dwelley and
Miss Verna Dwelley, Walla Walla
Washington.
Visitors to Agate Beach this sum-
mer are very much surprised at the
rapid growth of the resort New cleo
trically lighted cottages confront the
visitor in all parts of the beautiful re-
sort, nesting in the curve Of the head
land between the Ocean Hill House
and the government lighthouse. AT
least thirty-fiye new cottages have
been completed within the past four
months and are occupied by owners.
The regular Saturday evening camp
fire on the South Beach was more
than usually enjoyed on account of the
remarkable display Of phosphorescent
effect in the breakers and on the
beach.
Mrs. II, w. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie M, Scott, of Portland, and Mrs. A
b. Eastman, of Vancouver, Wash, ar
rived from Portland by automobile and
rested few days at the Agate Beach
Inn.
Mr. S. G. Smith, secretary Of Glass
& Prudhomme's, and wife, of Portland
left for their home last Monday after
a few days outing here and are great
ly missed among the guests of the Inn.
D. A. Dinsmoor, advertising mana
ser for olds, Workman & King, Port
land, has purchased a beautiful view
site at Agate Beach and will erect a
handsome cottage this fall.
Mrs. A. w. Kutsche, Of Portland, and
her mother, Mrs, c. r. Brand of De-
troit Michigan, left for Portland this
morning after spending a week at the
Agate Beach Inn,
DR. II. G, Parker, Of Portland arrly-
ed with his family week ago to oc-
cupy their new cottage. Last Tues
day he brought In as fine a string Of
trout as has been seen this season
when he returned from days fishing
at one of the numerous trout streams
surrounding Agate Beach.
Mr. Willard l., Marks, clerk of Linn
county, Albany, and wife are register
ed at the Inn for a few days,
Mrs John Skilln, two children and
nurse, Of Boise, Idaho, are spending
the summer at the Inn,
Col e, Hofer, OF Salem expects to
be able to move his family into his
new cottage about the goth. He pre-
sided as cook at a famous mutton
chop picnic on the North Beach last
Monday
c. II. Kable, Of Salem, spent the
week end with his family, who are
here for the season.
Rev Ernest w, Wright Of Lewiston,
Montana, is spending his vacation at
Agate Beach
Dr. Ely and his family, Of Walla
Walla, Wash, are established in their
beautiful cottage overlooking the
South Beach
Mrs, Francis Wyman and children,
90 pata. TA.h. 49,. ....... A.. ~. 80