Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-07
Newport and the Beaches


NJ. and Mrs. NJ. IL. Watt, of Salem,
are listed among the most recent
motorists to arrive at this beach.
Wayne Price, of Salem, arrived in
Newport Saturday and is passing a
few days at the Abbey.
Mrs. A. o. Condit, of Salem, is num-
bered among the latest arrivals at the
New Cliff House.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Wann, and fam
lily, of Salem, came in the middle of
the week and are encamped at Whit
tens for month.
Mrs. 7. G. Bligh, of Salem, who has
been passing several weeks with her
daughterin-law, Mrs. Frank Bligh, re-
turned home during the week.
Mrs. Carrie Lamport, of Salem, is
listed am.ng the recent cottagers at
Rose City.
Dr. and Mrs. John Evans, of Salem,
arrived during the week and are guests
of the McAllister.
Mrs. John Caughell and son, Earnest,
of Salem, came in few days ago and
are enjoying a weeks outing at Nye
Beach,
Mrs. Claude Howard, of Woodbufn,
is listed among the recent resorters to
arrive at Nye Beach.
Mrs. Vernon G. Prondfit, Of Wood
burn, arrived few days ago and is
staying at the McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crowley, of bal
las, came in Sunday and are located at
Tent City. Mr.. Crowley is the county
school superintendent of Polk county.
A fishing excursion on Yaquina Bay
was made Saturday by Mr.. Harry Red
fern, Mr.. N. Nicklas and Ma. A. d.
Thomas, of Salem. Over 60 large
perch, 20 crabs and 45 Tom Cod, were
the resa.t of the expedition.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Fenton, of Dal-
las, arrived in Newport Saturday aud
are enccttaged in their summer home
at Nye Beach fer a week.
Fred N. Stump, of Salem, arrived
Thursday and is passing few days
at the Abbey at Newport.
Judge j. w. Hamilton, of Roseburg,
is numbered among the Sunday visitors
at Newport. Judge Hamilton is hold
ing court at Toledo.
DR.. G. M. Gardner, assistant state
veterinarian, arrived in Newport Sun
day for Il brief vacation.
Mr.. Mark McAllister, of Salem, came
to Newport Saturday to pass the week
end with his family, who are enco'-
tagged at Nye Beach.
Oscar Hayter, of Dallas, arrived in
Newport Sunday to enjoy brief So
iOurn ut tha- Saa side
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jc.m W. Roland, of
Salem, ere listed among the weekend
arrivals at the Abbey.
NJ. and Mrs. V. d. I.aopey, of Sal
EN-, are rnong the capital city visitors
to arrive during the week
Major and Mrs. Rose Of Tndepend-
ence, arrived in. Newport Friday for Il
few days sojourn.
Guy Penipacker, of Salem, represen
tative of Painless Parker, arrived IN
Newport Saturday with his .demonstra-
ton outfit Mr.. Penipacker was ac-
companicd by his assistant, A Hayward
Fowl
w. II. Byrd, of Salem, arrived few
days ago and is enjoying a few days
at Newport as a guest Of the Abbey.
r. Crawford, of Salem, arrived Sat
urday fro brief vacation at this
resort.
w. r. Lyons, of Salem, arrived dur
ing the week and is sojourning at the
Parker for a few days.
Joseph Attill, of the Hill Military
Academy of Portland, is at the Cope
land for an extended vacation.
Elmer V. Landeen, OF Salem, arrived
a few lays ago and is enjoying vaca-
tion at the Grand.
Mrs. H. 0. Hickman, of Gervais, is
numbered among the capital city visi-
tors to arrive during the week.
John Bailey, of Salem, is listed
among the capital city visitors to ar
rive during the last few days.
Lyman Sundin, of Salem, came in
recently and will remain at this point
inde einitcly.
Miss Seva Peets, of Salem, arrived
few days ago and is the house guest of
Miss Maude Bondie at the Thistledew
Cottage at Nye Beach.
Mr.. Frank Bligh, of Salem, arrived
recently to pass the month of August
with his wife and son at Nye Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Weller and
Mrs. Hewitt, of Salem, motored to
Newport recently and after passing a
brief time here went to their Seal
Rocks summer home.
Mrs. Emma Stevens, house mother
at the Hills Military Academy, has
been passing the week with friends at
Newport. ~,
Miss Carrie Waterbury, of Wood
burn. wao has been passing few
weeks at Nye Beach, was called home
Saturday because Of an accident to her
father. G. W. Waterbury. Mr. Water
bury was painting a garage and lost
his footing, falling TO the ground,
distance Of IS feet, breaking both
ankles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, of aSiem'
tc Newport during the week
and are cncottaged at Bar Harbor for
a fortnight s stay.
w. r. jerks, of Salem, came over on
the weekend excursion TO pass few
laws with his family at Nye Beach.
Willis Wawener. of this city, aged
"a years. died at his home Friday after
noon after a brief illness from pnen-
nmoia. Mr.. Wegener was Civil War
veteran. Before coming to Newport