Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-02
STATE REPRESENTED
IN CROWDS VISITING
BEACHES AT NEWPORT
By Lamar TooZe.

Newport, Ore, Aug. Especial to
the Capital Journal. )-The Salem street
car men took possession of this resort
Sunday. Over 400 of them, including
their friends and families, came to the
beach on O special excursion.
The day was passed in enjoying the
many diversions of this beach. The long
stretch of beach in front of the Nata
torium was crowded with the pay-as-
you-enter men. The tide was out and
the opportunity for finding agates i'm
proved. The band was the center of
attraction everywhere it went. Regu-
lar beach sojourners welcomed the pres
ence of the rsionists-especially the
band, which furnished such exception
ally good music.
Mrs. Nellie Kane, Mrs. Paul Marnach
and daughter, Pauline, and the Misses
Helen and Mary Magers, of Salem, have
arrived in Newport and will be estab-
lished in one of the Red Fern cottages
at Nye Beach for month IS stay.
Prof. and Mrs. j. G. Russell and son,
Elmo, of Athena, who have been locat-
ed at Tent City for a month, left Mon
day for their eastern Oregon home.
Professor Russell will assume his duties
as superintendent of the Athena schools
in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Anderson
and Mrs. r. Z. McCorkle, of Roseburg,
are domiciled in one of the cottages at
Cozy Camp for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. j. C. Thornton and Miss Ida
Hayes, of Junction City, are listed
among the recent registrations of the
New Cliff house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Lowe of Falls
City, joined the Polk county contingent
at the seaside last week and are domi-
ciled in the Mcdonald cottage at Nye
Beach. They will stay for several weeks.
J. A. Benjamin, of Salem. is included
among the weeks arrivals at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Livesley, of
Salem, have opened their new cottage
at Agate Beach for the summer. The
cottage is one of the largest at the
beach and is modern throughout. 1t
commands an unexcelled view of the
ocean.
John ]. Roberts, of Salem, Joined his
family at the Roberts cottage at Agate
Beach the latter part of last week.
Mrs. C. Gibson and daughter, Miss
Halle Gibson, of Salem, are cozily dom
iciled in one of the Cherry City cot
tages, Nye Beach, for two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. A. l.. johnson, daughters Thel-
ma, Margaret and Ruth, and niece, Miss
Leila johnson, of Salem. are located in
one of the cottages at Red Ferns for an
indefinite stay.
Walter c. Winslow, of Salem, joined
his family at the Paul V. johnson cot
tage Sunday,
Mrs. S. A. Webster and Mrs. Susan
Smith, of McMinnville, are established
in one of the cottages at Cozy Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn V. Payne, OF
Hillsboro, are among the cottagers al
Payne s Rest Nye Beach.
Miss Mabel Shelton of Salem, arrived
in Newport during the week and stop
ped at the Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Hewitt, Mrs
John Simpson, Mrs. Cecil Cathey, Miss
Margaret Cathey, Jack Cathey and Miss
Salome Cusick, of Albany, and Mrs
erett of Portland, are domieiled in the
Winn cottage for an indefinite sojourn
James Marr, who is connected with
the United States National bank of Sa
lem, is enjoying his vacation in New
port.
Mrs. c. F. Stevens and Mrs. Cora Nc
elaine, of Harrisburg, and Mrs. A. F
Bonett, of Albany, are occupants OF
one of the housekeeping apartments a
the Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Bilyeau, o.
Enterprise, and Mr.. and Mrs. Josepl
Mayer, of Portland, left Saturday fo
their homes via automobile after briet
outing at the beach.
Mrs. X. Rogoway and children, of Al
, bany, who have been located in one o.
!, the tent houses at Whitten's left tn,
first of the week for their Linn coun
: ty home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Patterson, of Rose
burg, are established in one of the Free
man cottages for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. X. C. Eldridge and sons, Law
renee and Delos, of Independence
reached the beach during the week am
will pass two weeks vacation here
They are located in a PENTHOUSE a
McAllister
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Densham and daugh
:. ters, of Corvallis, are listed among tn
5 week IS arrivals at the Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Fulton, of Eu
gene, Joined the Lane county contingen
at the seaside during the week.
Mrs. John a. Perl and sons, Franl
and Frederick, of Medford, are locate'
in one of the lighthouses at Tent City
They will remain at the beach for
: month.
Mrs. Harvey Wells, wife Of the Stat
, Insurance commissioner, and Miss Ro
+ berta Wells, of Portland, are among tn
recent arrivals.
Mrs. Ida Babcoek and daughter
Grace, of Salem, have returned to thei
= home after an outing at Nye Beach a
residents of Cherry City.
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