Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-16

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Esch and Charity Wilson of Salem are
lat Nye Beach until the end of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Perry and daugh-
ter, Lavilla, Of Salem are established
at Tent city for fortnight.
Mrs. Harry c. Moore and her sister,
Miss Erma Rice, of Portland after
spending two weeks at ashland
Lodge" left the first of the week for
their homes in the Rose City.
Mrs. Walter T. Stolz of Salem arriv-
ed few days ago for short stay at
the Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey S. Blowers and
children of Portland are domiciled in
one of the Rest cottages.
Mrs. p. NJ. Pennell of the department
of modern art in the state university,
is at Agate Beach Inn for her sum-
mer's outing.
Mrs. E. B. Millard and daughters,
Lola, Neva and Margarita, of Salem
are established in cottage at the Old
Playground.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips of Dallas is
among the guests Of the Parker house
on Front street.
Miss Barbara Boiler and Miss Kath-
arine Brenner of Eugene are encottag-
ed at Nye Beach.
+. W. Steelhammer of Silverton join
ed the Marion county contingent at
Nye Beach during the week.
Mrs. E. E. Crandall and daughter OF
Eugene are enseonsed in a tent house
at Co2y camp.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Power and daughter,
Florence, and son, Kenneth, of Salem
are sojourning at the Damon house.
W.. +. Elliott of Independence nas
joined his family at Nye Beach and
will remain with them for few days.
Mrs. Sam Laughlin and daughter,
Miss Ruby Laughlin, and Miss Bess
Shepherd of Yamhill are at the hotel
Bradshaw.
G. d. Christianson and family lave
returned to their home in Portland af-
ter passing several days at the Whit
ten camp grounds.
Glen Taylor of Roseburg is sum-
mer vacationist at Nye Beach. He is a
guest of the Freeman house.
Vernon NJ. Elwel of Salem is pass
ing his summer outing at the McAlis-
ter house.
Miss Ida Rosebrough of Salem is
listed among the guests of the Free
man house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Beck Of Eugene
reached the beach during the week and
stopped at the New Cliff House.
Mrs. r. H. Grover and Mrs. H. L..
Toney and daughters of McMinnville
are established in the James cottage
Nye Beach, for couple of weeks. Dr..
Toney will join his family later.
Wilbur Ross of Salem is included
among the week s arrivals at the Me-
Alister.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Angel and daugh
ter, Evelyn, Miss Zell Crowley and Mrs.
N. Peterson of Portland arrived during
the week by automobile and are estab
lished in the Ile-Away cottage, Nye
Beach, II two weeks. Mr.. Angel re-
ports the roads to be in good condition
for motoring.
Miss Halle Gibson and mother of Sa-
lem, VINO have been enjoying a rest
at Nye Beach as residents of Cherry
city, left the middle of last week for
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stearns and son
of Yoncala are listed among the guests
of the McAllister.
Mrs. NJ. DeMotta of Salem is among
the pleasure seekers Mt Nye Beach,
staying at the Damon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Agee of Rose
burg are domiciled in one of the Free
man cottages for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sibley of Dal-
las are among the week S arrivals at
the beach. Mr.. Sibley is district at
torney of Polk county.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Ray of Portland
reached Newport during the week after
a hike all the way from Oregon $ me-
tropolis. They are located in one of
the cottages at Whitten's.
Mrs. NJ. Watson of Bellefountain is
enjoying the beautiful weather of this
resort as a guest of the McAllister.
Mrs. Jean johnson and daughters,
Thelma, Margaret and Ruth, of Salem
have completed a stay at the beach.
They were located in one of the Red
Fern cottages.
DR.. and Mrs. ". d. Mcmillan and
daughter Of La Grande are among the
guests of the New Cliff House.
Mrs. W. 8. Gillenwater and children
and Miss Anna Gilbert of Hillsboro
are located in one of the cottages at
Rose City for brief sojourn.
The Misses Hortense Nadon and En-
ma Herseh of Salem are located at Tent
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bronson of Dal-
las arrived during the week by auto
mobile.
Mrs. o. II. Foster and Mrs. F. j..
Anderson of Eupene reached the sea-
side this last week and stopped at the
Damon.
Troop Two, Dallas Boy Scouts, left
Newport Monday on thir way home
via the Siletz Basin. The trip was
made ON foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gleason and chill
dren of Salem left Saturday for their
home after a sojourn at tne beach as
residents of Rose City.
Carl Hoffman of Hubbard joined the
summer crowd at Nye Beach the lat
ter part OF the week.
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