Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-31
Newport and the Beaches.


Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis of Salem,
are among the recent visitors at the
Abbey at Newport.
A serious accident occurred in a To-
cal livery barn Saturday evening when
Clayton Manville of Eugene, suffered
broken leg as the result of falling
bale of hay. The pulley, which was hole
ing the bale of hay, became loosened
and Manville, who is of slight build,
was unable to hold up the weight of it
and it fell with full force on his left
leg. Mr.. Manville is under the care OF
the local physicians and it is predicted
that the break is not serious enough to
keep him in many weeks.
Mrs. Ada Strong and Mrs. Lillian
Marvin of Salem, who have been the
house guests of Mrs. Frederic Thielsrn
of Agate beach for several days, mo-
tored home Tuesday.
Mabel and Ella st. Pierre of Salem,
arrived few days ago and are enjoy
ing an extended vacation at the Da-
mon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Cole and son,
Kenneth of Salem, are among the re-
cent arrivals and are ensc0nced in
their attractive cottage, Eat.gIn Inn. ,
Mary Kites of Salem and Elon War
rem of Chemawa, are enjoying brief
sojourn at the Payne cottage They ex-
pect to return to Salem the middle of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Patrick of Sa-
lem, were among the weak end coG az:
ers to arrive at Nye beach and are es-
tablished at Sunnybrook, for a two
months stay.
Mrs. James Mcclellan and Katharine
Mcclellan of Salem, accompanied by
Denman Gemunder of Columbus, Ohio,
recently arrived and have opened the
McC lellan cottage for the remainder of
the season.
DR.. J. c. Evans, Roy Bremmer and
DR.. D. R. Ross of Salem, arrived in
Newport the latter part of the week,
having passed several days in the re-
! gion of the Siletz fishing, where they
report first class catches. They expect
| to make fishing expedition to va that's
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. McAllister of
Pratum, came in few days ago and
are enjoying a part of their honeymoon
lCilp az -NyV pVdcu cS SucSlS VI lhc tiCC'
man.
Mrs. /. H. Ollisk snl two sons Of s;il-
verton, came to Nye beach recently and
are located in one If the Freeman cot
tages.
are among the many Marion county y is
itors at the Bradshaw where they will
remain for fortnight
e n, -.
has been enjoying lis vacation at ;hc
Abbey, received word from Senate: Me
Nary the first of tie week to the ef-
feet that he was appointed to the nava!
academy at Annapolis. Mr.. Van Deurs
left for Portland at once where he will
undergo a physical examination pcclim-
mary to his departure for Maryland.
Miss Rose Bodalya of Salem, arriv-
cd recently and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William Patrick at Sunny
brook
Erol Valentine Bvrnes of Salem IS
passing the season at Newport ahl is
staying at the freeman. Mr.. Byracs is
the swimming instructor at the NGta-
tcrium this year.
Elwood Wiles, the Popular Portland
contractor, arrived serenity and has
gone TO HIS SuulIlCI ilUJ4lc at Ocdl llVNNS
for fortnights visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. McKclleps Of Nc
Minnville, are encottaged at Nye be"ch
for the season. Mr.. McKelleps Is an
instructor in the McMinnville college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy NJ. Varncy Of Sa-
lem, are enjoying their vacation at
Newport at the Copeland.
Frederic Thielsen of Salem, who has
been passing few days with his FAM
lily at Agate beach, motored home Tues
day.
John and Chester Chambers of Kings
Valley, are listed among the week end
excursionists to arrive at this watering
place.
R. N. Walter of Turner, arrived few
days ago and is passing week at New
port at the Parker.
Mrs. 0. G. Reeves of Corvallis, ac-
companied by Mrs. w. F. Herren, is at
Tent city for an extended vacation.
Mrs. Reeves is the wife of Professor
o. G. Reeves, head of the manual train
ing department at the Oregon Agrlcul-
tural college.
A. L. Miles of Salem, arrived during
the week and is enjoying his vacation
at Newport at the Copeland.
Mrs. A. Il. johnson OF Salenl, arrlN
ed several days ago and is visiting at
Nye beach.
Bessie Shinn of Salem, arrived recent
ly and is visiting for forthinght at
Nye beach,
Mrs. K. Jenson and family of Salem,
are listed among the recent cottagers
at this resort and are established at
Nye beach.
The Misses Anne Dawson and Caro-
line Cannon of Albany, enjoyed a horse
back ride to Newport last week. These
young women left Albany early Tues
day morning and arrived at Nye beach
at 6 in the evening.
In the list of celebrities registered
here for the week is Billy Mascott, the
Portland bantam, who holds the bantam
weight championship of the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Mascot is visiting at the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. James