TH OREG6N SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1820
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Is Repro duced
By Ex-Soldiers
SEASIDE, Aug.' 7. Foremost of all
evenu of the week wi the "Battle
cl Argonne," In . which 1000 ex-soldiers,'
assisted by sailors from six ships at
Astoria reproduced that famous enrae
mentof the recent war. Many hundreds
were attracted by! the American Legion
excursion to Seaside and the- week-end
crowd was .the largest since the Fourth
. of July. " Vjv''" '' -. : -v
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander . Touny of San
Francisco are guests of Mrs Young's
mother,,-Mrs. A. W. .WhIUnar at the
Wh lunar cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. "James Dexendorf .have
taken a cottage near the beach for . the
' summer. ' ,
Hn and Mrs. Vance Fergeson of As
toria are visitors at Seaside. , j ,
Mr. and .Mrs. E. Oof f and daughter.
Miss Violet H. Hazel, have returned
after 'an enjoyable vacation. '
i Mrs. R. U. lyle and .daughter Gretchen
of Great Falls, Mont., are occupying one
of the Goff cottages for the season.
? Alice .Benson Beach is 'entertaining
Carolyn Mayes at her Seaside cottage.
Miss S. Merhorn Is the guest of Mrs.
Frank Barlowe.
Mrs. Caroline Benson Unander enter
tained at a birthday party for her son.
Sigfrid. The guests included a dozen
children. J I '
Mrs. George'F. Baer and her two lit
tle grandchildren, Leone and Phil BemJs,
children- of Mr. and Mrs. E, T. Bern is
of Portland, I have, taken , cottage jat
Seaside for August Mrs.! Baer's other
daughter. Leone Cass Baer '(Mrs. Harve
W. Hicks), will be with them.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hudeen have tak-1
en a iittle cottage at the beach for ,the
remainder of 'the summer. ! -
i Mr. and Mrs., Howard Secriat arrived
In Seaside recently and. will be visitors
here for a short time. : i ' ,
Mr. and -Mrs. Fred, Tronof Rainier
are recent arrivals at the beach.
Judge Latourette of .Oregon "City is
visiting his i son, Jacir. LatourfeH ;ln
. the Kerr; cottage.?' i ;. r-'
. Mrs.-E. C. Oliver "and. daughter Jessie
returned to. Portland last. week. . -;
Mrs. J. E. IL Simpson , and daughter
Eleanor ire,' domiciled In the Perclval
cottage. .
Mrs. Ernest ,Smith. and son will spend
the summer i here. .. v
Mrs. Alexander Goldstein and 1 chil
dren have taken the Butterfield cottage
for the duration of, the season, f
Mayo Methot is vacaUonlng at Sayso,
the cottage Mrs. Mlscha Pels has taken
' for the season. . : --H
Sarm Bloom is visiting her slstfr; Mrs.
" Louis Gevurtz.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Loulsson and daugh
ter Isabell jand Mrs. Anna Newman of
' Fresno, Cat, Mrs. J. Ixjuisson's mother,
' are guests Of Miss Getta Wasserman.
Mrs. Phil Hart and mother, Mrs. Paul
"Wesslnger, have taken a pretty cottage
near the beach. ' "
Mrs. M. B.-Allen, after a brief sojourn
here has returned to her home, j.
" Miss Margaret Casey and sister. Miss
Anna Casey." are spending the summer
in the Breyroan cottage, which has been
. i renamed the Oceanside.
Mr. and Mrs. C H. Carter and daugh
ter Janet spent a fortnight at the Ocean
side cottage. V ,. ''JlLXv&X.'
Other guesta Of the MlSseaMargaret
and Anna Casey? in, tie last :tw weeks
have been,' Mrs. . A. P. Thatcher and
aaugnier. !) - RwYeneV Mlssl1nsr th Colonial. ?
Thatcher, ! Mrs, v?- S. Sweeney, miss iv-n-., -
Mary O'Connor.. Miss Marian Blcney.
Miss May Sullivan and Frank G. Greg
' ory. - - - ti '"!!
i Mrs. Mary: J. HIU of Vancouver,
Wash., has been the guest of Mrs. Wil
liam Ellis at the Margaret.
Misses Gladys and Helen Dunne -are
' down for the summer with their mother,
; Mrs. David M. Dunne, .and daughter
. Dorothy. ' . "..
Mr .and Mrs. Guy Porter and children
are situated tn the David M. Dunne
cottage. Her , guests are her two
brothers. Charles and John, and Mrs.
Mulvane. il i ,
. Delose Ferguson spent the week-ena
at the Aldercrest cottage. .
Mrs. C B. Unander has moved from
: her cottage on the Board Walk to an
other cottage in Hermosa Park. ,
' Kue Mouery. his sister Fern, ana
mother, Mrs. Carlock. motored down last
-,f week for a short outing.
:,Mrs. D.iL. Fulop and son Irwin are
i occupying the Julia Bell cottage for the
. remainder i of the season. Rose Kohny
is their house guest. j
Mrs. Bertha K. Baron, her two sons,
' Shirley and Irvln and daughter Pearl.
motored to Seaside last week for a few
days, returning recently to enable Shir
ley to attend university at Berkeley.
Mrs, M. Mark nd eons. Arnold. Mar
ion and Harold, are enjoying the summer
at a cottsge near." the beach. Marion
Marks will return soon to attend the
University; of California.
Francis Nenda and Mrs. C D. Waters.
' who motored down,-are guests of Mrs.
A. A. Hoover And daughter Lucy.
Margaret MacGoWan and Elizabeth
Strowbridge. receriV guests of Margaret
Peterson, left last week for Portland
after a pleasant fortnight at the Uneda
rest cottage.
Miss-Irene Barbur is visiting Jier sister,
Mrs." Lyle T&lllnger, at her Twelfth ave
: nue cottage.--- ' "-. '
Mr. andi Mrs. H. E. Bf ooks and son
Korraan v motored to .Seaside for the
, week. '' '-':.. i' "' i-
Mr. and Mrs; A. E. Anderson are
e-nestn at the Natatorium hotel.
Margaret Rankin is the house guest
of Miss Margaret smA in ine inoian
' Place cottage; r - -
Mrs. E. C. Oliver and daughter. Miss
B. Oliver,
are. enjoying. a few days at
the beach.
Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Asher arrived , to
stay for the week-end.
Mrs.. H. t Cofoid 'and son Harry have
taken a cottage for the summet.
Mr. and iMrs. IL B. Davis and family
are occupying the Jagger cottage on the
Board Walk. .
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilde, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Wagner and Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Murray are a party of
Portlanders here for a 'short outing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hlckey are regis
tered at the Natatorium hotel. . "
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelll are also at
Jie hotel for a few days. s '
Dr. E. II- Anderson And Mrs. E. H.
Anderson are recent occupants of their
new cottage . in Hermosa Park. Miss
Mildred Anderson. Esther Anderson and
Mrs. J. A. Anderson accompanied them
and are guests at their beach home,
which has been opened by Stanford An-
derson, who has been, down all summer.
- Mr. and j Mrs.- G. II. Revelle and chil
dren will remain for several days, having
. irrlved recently. ,
- Mrs. Walter E. Miller. Wilber and
Rose Miller and Mrs. Mollie Jones Are
-ecent guests at the Hotel Seaside. ,
' Mrs. E. !A. Jobes and Mrs.- Allan R.
fobes have returned to Portland after a
reeks visit at the Seaside hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Higgins are at the
Seaside for a short stay.
-"" B. B. Fleckenstein of Portland made a
v brief visit to the beach last week.
; Mr. and I Mrs. Charles W. Jones. Mr.
jd . Mrs. . A. H. - Dl Golyer, Miss Mary
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! Journal seaplane flying low over the water at Seaside. The customary
f ; j j . delivery of The Journal is in, the XecanJcum
Di Golyer, Mildred Senflrt, Charlotte
Louise Jones and Adile C. Jones were
visitors at the Seaside hotel last week.
for, and Mrs. F A. Jermana of "The
Dalles i spent a few days at The Sea
side. ; -; ;v.. ' v.--
Mrs. a. ' E. Pringer. Mr. John M.
Dajpa and Margaret Adams of Pendleton
were at the beach "for a few days.
Mrs. R. F. Lytle and daughter Doris,
accompanied by Louise Cameron, ar
rived recently mds have taken a cottage
on Third avenue.
Mrs. J. R. Weir and Annie E. Rath
burn were guests, here last week.
Mrs. W. J. Ro'ope and daughter Jane
were 'visitors at the Hotel Seaside last
week, j i f ' " ' '
. Mrs.' and Mrs.1 Phil - Metschan, Mss
Dorothy jMetschan. Miss Phyllis Jane
Metschan and W. L- Steepy were a party
ofkPortlandersJat. the Seaside hotel last
week. ?: -; I -i
Mr. and Mrst Dow V. Walker enjoyed
a Tew days at 'the Hotel Seaside.
jCv' M. Bristol was at- the. Seaside hotel
l&st wdc jf
, Mrs. Otto Klein, Mrs. H. J. Blaesing
atid Mrs. J. C. Boyer were visitors at the
hotel. r' . J '
"lMr.; and Mrs. George G. WeUworth
made a brief trip :to the coast.
IMnt A. J. Meier, Mrs. & J. Meier, Miss
Jeanette . Meier. Miss Jean Meier and
Mii8S Elsa Meier are' Portland guests at
the Seaside hotel! this week.
Mr; and Mrs. J. P. Stapleton enjoyed
the week-end in Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Honeyman are re
cent arrivals here.
, Miss Annette .Duthle and Mrs. John
Duthie are guesta from Seattle.
(Mr. and Mrs. D.H Stephenson and
child and Mrs. J. M. Aonbroo will spend
ai few days at the beach. J
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Pier are registered
ar the Seaside hdel.
jMr. and Mrs. T. Don worth are making
a short visit to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell Blanir arrived
by1 machine- after crossing the continent
from New York. ;
j Mrs. Jerome Friedman- James M.
Friedman and Henrietta Baum are Port-
I Mrs.-ThSmM Wanwr -ni! Wn. A. -T
Cook and son are guests . at the Hotel
Colonial, i j
l Mrs. Julia Metizgar of La Grande and
her niece, Genivive Phelps of Pendleton,
Till spend a fortnight, at the beach.
Mrs. Charles Jones and children from
Walla Walla are enjoying the good
Weather at the beach.
( Mrs. C. Mnieri with her daughter Doro
thy and son Frederick, departed Sunday
for their home, In Minneapolis, after
Spending the last ' two weeks as - the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Montag. .
I Mrs. Theo. Splud Is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Walter Gadsby. at the Gadsby
Den. - : ; - - 5
! On Wednesday evening Arthur Sutton
and i Duke Terwilllger entertained Miss
Star Norton, Margaret Smith, Marie
Christensen and Stanford Anderson with
a dinner party at their camp near Gear
hart, j.
Miss Clavena Larson and Miss Lyle
Coger i returned to Portland after a
month's stay with Mrs. W. J. Montag.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fullam arrived at
the beach 'for the summer.
Mrs. George Wilson of Portland was
the guest of Miss Laura Hansen during
the week-end.
Miss Margaret Smith entertained Miss
marie Christensen, Miss ' Star Norton,
Miss Lucille Mears, Arthur Sutton, Duke
Terwilliger, Stanford Anderson and
Gene Whitton. ! S
Edward Kllfeather returned to Port
land after a month's visit.
George King and family are occupying
the Clary cottage near the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Schofield have ar
rived to open their cottage.
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Cannon Beach
Ecola, Aug. 7. Nature's abundance is
welcomed by grateful motorists who
nave chosen Cannon beach a a- camp
ing site while on their vacation. -NThe
dense timber of the hills hides many: of
vieon's most saeliclous berries. Favor
able weather aind necessary, tides have
enabled record f Catches of clams and
crabs. Fishing .in the nearby streams
nas , become quite popular, the highest
honors being conceded to Dr. E. A. Sora
mer and S. C; Spencer. ;
Mr. and Mrs ! H. E. Cafr. Mary Helen
carr and, Charles C.Carr motored ever
for the remainder of the season.. Mr.
Carr and Charles Carrjeft for home dur
ing "the past week but will return for
another outing later In August. -
-ST ?nd Mr',John R. Robb, Bainford
S; ,Ko a,nd Jack Robb arrived from
Walla Walla to spend the summer at
the' bead -! - ;
. Charles R. p Meulton, L. Hocken
berry, E. T.'Dwyer and Margie GuithOes
drove down during the past "week.
Mr. and Mrs..C. W. Stewart and Bruce
Stewart are recent arrivals at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pattullo and son
David S. Pattulo motored down to their
- VHajMUAII. . UVillL.
"Mr. McGlll is their guest.
Dr. J. M. Short and family returned
to Portland last week, after an enlov-
able visit i '
Mr. and Mrs. j H.. F. Chapin have pur
chased F. R. Dresback's cottage and
are occupying ft - tor the summer, j Mr.
Dresback left Sunday. , 1
: After a pleasant trip from The Dalles
Mr. and Mrs. F.rH. Watts are staying
In Gilberts cottage. -i
L. Archibald is speadlng several days
at the. beach. . (. ,.
i Mary E. Kiens troni'Mrtwaukee, Wis.,
Is 'here. :U".-i :?;' . r----vi ,.?:.,
I Miss' Marion Clark and Miss Alan
Ware arrived recently from Portland.
I Ms. and Mrs . Garfkle of . Pendleton
are guests at one of the hotels. -!
E. t W. Wightman is a visitor for -a
few, .days. . t . . t,
L Mr." and Mrs. William Knapp have
traveled down - the coast from Astoria
to spend their vacation at Cannon beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cresap, are also
guesta : - '
Edward IL Premiss and mother ar
rived from Vancouyer. Wash. .
Mrs. James M. Jaucey and Mrs. Edith
M. Smythe of Portland . are ; located for
the summer. - I ' :
Margaret Kennedy : and Mrs. T.; D.
Donoca were recent arrivals here.
Mrs. E. R, Rohy fof Boise. .Idaho, is
at the beach for the rest of the summer.
Joe, William and George Mowrey are
registered at a hotel oni the beach.
Mr. and Mj-s. John F. Wilde are beach
visitors this week. 1
I E..Buflon of Portland is spending
the summer at Cannon beach.
-Mr. and Mrs. ;F. C Knapp and Ella
B. Knapp are enjoying their summer va
cation at the beach. i
, T. Charlotte Sabin from Hudson,, Mich.,
arrived last , week. s if. '.'";
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gehrig are guesta
at the hotel. i -.. ' - U.
Norma Lee Peck. Elsa Helen Sbadall
and Clair E. Sbadall arrived from Mil
waukee, Wis. t f : -
Mary Nalll is a visitor , f ronv La
Grande. - " ' 'i " : - i
Mildred Berkely, whose home town is
Pendleton,' is a guest here.
Claire Raley, also ef Pendleton, is
staying at the beach. I
' O. W. Leek of San Francisco, is regis
tered at the Ecola Inn.
Mrs.; Perry Black, Mrs. T. D. Hunt Jr.'
and Margaret Black are Portland people
at the, beach, i - i
Mr. and Mrs. John !M. Thanfin and
children are here for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lamont and chil
dren Frederick . and Clairabel are situ
ated in the Hayes cottage. Mrs. Rosine
Fouts Evans and mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Fox, were guests j last week end. -
SHss Mildred and Helen Schreck will
remain for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wassel! are sum
mer visitors. " i
Pauline Rummelin,
Marion E. Cole. "Mrs.
Julia Cheraln,
J. S. .Birrel and
Jeane C. -Birrel, all of jPortland, arrived
recently for a few weeks, i
Mr. and Mrs. C. a .Thoyer were week
end guests of ' the Ecola Inn. :
C. H. Fox has taken a cottage and
Dr. I. R. Fox is his guest.
Governor Benjamin W. Olcott and Mrs.
Olcoott arrived recently. " : ;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert! .Phillips and Mr.
and Mrs. William Miller motored down
for a -couple of weeks.;-
Mr. and Mra C. W. Peterson are here
for a few weeks' stay.i '
Dr. E. A. Sommer and Mrs. Sommer,
with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Spencer, are oc
cupying the San Soucil cottage.
Mrs. Van Waters, her daughter. Mrs.
Burton, and son -will be here for a short
outinsr.
Frederick Patterson is the guest , of
jonn uripper. ' i
Dr. II. G. Jenkins, Mrs. Jenkins, Louise
JenkinS" and Katherine Slade came by
.auto from Hood river.1
r Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bjlanchard have ar
rived. '-)'.'- 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E- Dant and
' children motored - down " to open their
cottage. Dorothy Dant and Tom- Dant
will arrive later in August.
Paul S. Seeley and mother. Mrs. Affa
S.i Seeley. returned to Portland last
week." . - ,!'!"'. -:' .--1 ! '
Mrs. George W. Powis and Mrsi P. J.
Holohan are at the beach together. ,
Mrs. J. B. Elliott and son, Treve, ar
rived from St. Helens.! k
Dr. and Mrs. D. Chamlon are here.
from Portland. j
; Mrs. J. W. Murphy has traveled from
Middleton, Ohio, to the coast.
Mrs. J. T. Mays, Mrs. A. S. McCone
and Mr. and Mrs. R. Si McCone are visi
tors at Cannon beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1
from upstate recently.!
J. Brady arrived
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reed and Mrs.
Joseph Reynolds are spending the sum
mer at the Hoag cottage. i ?
Mrs. W. M. Unbdenetockv.her daugh
ters Virginia, Lucile j and Mary, and
mother, Mrs. F. G. Macklem, are domi
ciled In Yatea cottages. :
i At the Kneeland cottage are Mrs. P,
A. Kneeland and children ' Katherine,
Twna and Richard. Mrs. Freeman.. is
her guest.- ' r- .- ! .
' , Walter Honeyman and daughter, Jane,
arrived here recently.
Vivian Johnson- Is : the guest of Flor
ence Graydon at the Gray Den cottage.
- Josephine L. , Relchmann, a member
of the Chicago- Society of Artists, has
been -visiting her daughter, Mrsi C. J P,
Scott of Portland. She has been making
sketches of beautiful scenes about Can-
rion beach to use as a basis for her ex
hibition work next ' year.
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Gearhart
Gearhart, Or.. Aug. 7. Golf has be
come the topic - of greatest discussion
throughout the beach.. Preparations are
fast being - made for the tournament
which is - scheduled to begin in two
weeks. Extensive improvements have
been made on the links and it la anti
cipated that within' two years the Gear
hart golf links will be the finest beach
course in the West. Many business
men spending ' the ' week-end here ! find
the links in .fine condition. j
Miss Millie : Schloth, - swimming In
structor of the Portland public - schools,
arrived several weeks ago and has taken
charge of the swimming Instruction at
the Gearhart natatorium. A great deal
of Interest has been taken , In the chil
dren and every, day finds may of the
young summer visitors in the water. ..
Mrs. Walter Cook entertained, a large
group of children at a bonfire party for
her daughter Betty. - 5
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berg and daugh
ter, Caroline, are guests of Mrs. Max
S. Hirsch. Miss Rosenberg of Chicago,
a sister of Mrs. Charles Berg, is also
a guest at Mrs. M. S. Hirsch's. J
:Mrs. J. Lang's mother la visiting at
the Lang cottage. ; i .-. .-. . ,
Frank Sullivan and Albert Sullivan
are guests of Tom Kerr.
- Mrs. Elslnger, Miss Helen Elslnger
1 , If
' ill
fin AA'
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landing place of the plane on Its dally
river.
and Carl Elslnger will- depart for St.
Paul. , . '.' 1- - .-
Miss Genevieve Fisher is visiting Mrs.
Harry Lamr. . "I - '
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Marshall and chil
dren have taken the Powers cottage for
the remainder of the summer. lra.F.
Powers and family have returned to
Portland. ; . - . '
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe-Nelson are pleas
antly iituated in the iFohman cottage.
Mrs. Felix Friedlander- entertained
several friends in honor of Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Berg and Julius Lang of Seat-
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward 'IL Geary and
David Honeyman arrived recently.
Miss' Mabel Beck is visiting Mrs. J,
T Le w.
,Mn. F. N. Alllstori and Mrs. Rudolph
Prael -are guests -of Mrs. W. J. Eld.
rridee. '.'
Katherine' Carter of Hood River is
visiting Margaret Cook at their Bummerl
home. I -
Mr. and Mrs. James Rosenfeld ; and
children have taken a cottage for the
remainder of the summer.
. Miss Jane Talbot is entertaining Miss
Mai-v Channinsr of New York.
'Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Hoffman and.
children are located to Gearhart for the
HAAflOn.
Prescott Cookingham and'Oskar Huber
were recent euests at the Huber cottage.
W. A. Selvidge of j Great Falls, Mont,
a visitor at Gearhart who Js greatly In
terested In golf, is highly pleased with
thn links.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, accompanied
hv Frank I: Shull. motored to Gearhart,
remaining for the week-end as" guests of
Mrs. F. I. Shull at the Idanano cottage.
Mrs. Celine White jia the guest of Mrs.
Felix Friedlander.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warrens are vis
itors at Gearhart.
Eileen Cook, daughter of Mrs. James
Cook, has left for Montana for a short
visit. L
Mrs. I. N. Lipman, who h as been- a
guest of Aaron Frank, has returned, to
Portland.
Miss Louise Dolf is a guest of Miss
Carmelia Woodward.
Mrs. O." D. Wheelwright is visiting
Mrs. William O. Van Schuyver.
Mrs. Henry Jackson and daughter will
be guests at the Trivold cottage; for a
month. I
Mr. and Mrs. A.' J. Bale have opened
at ; Statter cottage and will remain for
the summer,
H. H. Turner of
Walla c Walla Is in
Gearhart for a few" weeks.
Mr. and Mr Paul C. Murphy are oc
cupying a cottage in Gearhart. :- i
Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and daughters,
Dorothy and Lillian, have returned to
Portland. - -
Mrs. Louise ! Pf under arrived recently
and is located in her summer home near
the beach. j
Sunset! Beach
Warrenton, Aug. i 7. The fishing in
Nea-Kah-Nie lake is at all times , good,
but a 9-year-old boy. "by the name of Joel
Arvldsan had to show them how to catch
the fish of the season, a salmon .trout
19 inches long. Saturday last on the
eve of, the departure of the Arvldson
family. Joel won't - half chuckle among
his pals In Portland at his good luck,
pne thing he will always have a fish
story to relate. j! . .
sWild blackberries are coming in for
their full share of pastime for the camp
ers. The luscious j berries abound in
quantities in the woods Just back of the
Alder mill. A Jolly party hied there
Saturday last for a picnic -and berry
picking. They were Mrs. J. H. Jo nan
sen, Lester Oliver, Elna Johansen, Mrs.
Gust Wold. Olga and Edna Wold.
After a delightful: outing at the beach
Mr. and Mrs. . Lundgren returned to
Portland last Sunday.
A pretty cottage situated on the' ridge
at Sunset beach is occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Taylor ; and 'Children. . "They
have as their house guests Mrs. , Taylor's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Port
land. ..... I . i
Mrs. Charles Packer and son Charles
are spending a couple of weeks at Sun
set Beach. -: - ( .- - ;
- Mr. and Mrs. - W. Polivka. and - son
Douglas motored ; from Portland ; Tues
day and are enjoying a vacation at the
beach. The fishing appeals to Mr.' Po
livka.. , .. --V- -rr-' -f
Several ' families returned to' Portland
recently, among whom were Mrs. Arvld
son and family and Mrs. Carl Kanutson
and family. . f j . f... i s
Miss Eva . L. Bower spent a few. days
last week in- Portland visiting frienda.
She returned home. Sunday last
A Portland troop of Boy Scouts is en
joying an outing at the beach. " j
- There are a group of young men tC
Joying themselves camping. They are Joe
Miscovitz, Frederick West, Ferdinand
Fieke, Bert Johnson and Burton Boise,
all of Portland. r
Mr. and Mrs. Alterson and Miss Flor
ence Alterson of Portland are enjoying
the cool breezes at the beach. i
Mrs. Campbell, who has been enter
tained by Mrs. 3p A. Johansen. returned
to her Portland home Sunday -. .
'A summer home has been established
at Sunset beach by Mrs. Leonard Moyer
and children of Portland. ,
Mrs. Gust Wahl and Mrs. J. H. Johan
sen entertained July so a few friends
with a -bonfire party at , the beach in
honor of Mrs. Campbell. Coffee was. en
joyed, which was made over the coals,
and a bountiful lunch' was served and
enjoyed. The ladies present were Mes
dames Wold, Johansen, Campbell, Lund
gren and Arvldson. besides their families.
: The Bingham cottage la sheltering Mr.
and Mrs. Sharer of i Portland for a fort
night's outing. r -"tr--- if . ,.
: Ed Saunders'spent the week end at the
prettyv beach resort - . - -vv .
- Mr. and Mrs. N. iW. Bowers motored
to Seaside Sunday last and enjoyed wit-
nesslng the "'Battle of the Argonne."
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Ferry Across
Columbia' Being
ell Patronized
CEAVIEW, Aug. 7. The ferry between
Astoria and McGowan has been in
operation for two weeks. A great many
cars have .been brought across, and all
that have come on the ferry are en
thusiastic over the new route. Below
are the names of a few owners of cars
which came,, over the first : week : Dr.
Thomas M. ' Joyce, Robert . N. Munly-
Dr. - J. E. Clanahan, Joseph Stadel
man, H. V. Robinson, Philip Beal,
Byron Arnold. . Miss Lucile Bronaugh.
George B. Thomas, J. B. Harris. W.
E. Carlon, Mr. Stack of Walla Walla.;
Warren Thorsen, L. A. Henderson.-
William H. Wood of Washougal. L.
T. Herman, Robert Dunbar and W. B.
Stram. -. - . - i
Mrs. Simon B. Barker returned to
her beach home after a visit in Port4
land.- Mrs. Barker Is very hanny -overt
the birth .of a little granddaughter last
Saturday in - Portland. Her mother Is
Mrs. .Fithian, formerly Miss Barker.
Mr. 'and Mrs. J. Brady were Sunset
hotel guests.?: -!:- vv '.'; ' - - '
Eugene Rutherford. Rutherford W1U
Hams aad Mrs. Victor. Carlson, with
son"" and daughter, are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs C CaDser. J
Hopkin Jenkins and his mother. Mrs
X. w. Jenkins, are spending two weeks
at the Shelburne. V
Dr. I. - Dellar and Leonard Krause
can be found at the Sunset hotel.
Mrs. W. H. Burke and Miss Kssie
are in one of the Moffitt cottages. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunbar returned
to Vancouver after a stay at Moffitt' a.
Dr. and Mrs. Lauderdale and daugh
ter have leased the Gates cottage. . !
Mrs. R. E. Fost is . visiting at the
Van Horn cottage. . i
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. .Clanahan
Of
of
Gresham, with Dr. J. N. ! Clanahan
Seaside, are at the Shelburne..
Mr. and Mra W. B. Strum are
Mofjitt's. . , "
Mrs. W. Lb Penick and son are
. 1
at
at
the Sunset. - t , ., ;-. . i
Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Mulkey and
daughter Marjorie are at Seaview.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S Wilson, wih
guest, are expected, tnis week.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. Stadelman v of The
Dalles are occupying one. of the Tlof-
fitt cottages.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Porter; with two
nieces, of the Sunset visited - 'Astoria
this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles W, Stubbs are
Stmset guests.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Doyle and son are
domiciled In the Moffitt cottage,
Mrs. J. IL Kelly and daughter' are
in tne uramer cottage. . !
The McNef f family are in a cottage
near Holman'sv
Misses Marge and Laura Thompson
are in the Johnstone house at Beach
Center. . . ... . - I
' Mrs. Mary Gould -spent the week end
at the Thorsen cottage, .Beach Center,
.Florence E. Smith, Charlotte A. Llan.
Agnes L Anderson, Roland Anderson
and Grace L. Hendricks are regis
trants at the Sunset.
Forty guests of the Sunset hotel at
Beach -Center attended' a. huge bonfire
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Galea . Marshmallows were toasted
and "hot dog" sanwlches served with
steaming hot coffee.
James Gould - will remain the month
of August at the home of M. G. Thor
sen. - -'.,-. ' I -
Beach Center guesta are Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Henderson, . with daughters,
who have the Adams cottage.
Philip Beal and Byron Arnold were
Taylor ; hotel guests - for - the week end.
They came in their car over the high
way and took the Astoria ferry! ) to
McGowan. - . I ' 1 ;
Judge and Mrs. George Taswell : are
spending a weejc at the Thorsen home,
Beach i Center.
Dr. Roland Banks and Dr." Burg
spent the week end r with Dr. ' Mc
cracken.
James G. Walker and H. E. Chrls
tianson are" spending a few days in
South Bend on business..
Miss Anna A. Dunn and Mrs. J. - K.
Flynn and guests at the - pevalley
home.'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilbert iand
two children are In the H. R. Albee
cottage. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. WilliamL Wood and
two sons of Washougal. Wash., ! are
domiciled in a cottage at Beach pen
. ter. 1 ' ' r
Mrs. Hugh , White and children of
Wasco are beach visitors. ,
Catherine ,, Henderson . is . visiting
Helen Versteeg.
Billy Wiggins is a week-end beach
guest.
Mrs. J. CrDell and R. A..O'Dell, Mrs.
A. A. Smith and Miss Alberta Smith
of Yakima are all at the Gables.
Marion Versteeg spent the week
with his family.
Mr. and . Mrs. H. V. Robinson
end
and
children motored "over the Pacific, high
way to Astoria and -took advantage of
the -new ferry.- Mrs. C, -B. Lynn iand
Mrs. . A. S- Robinson are their guests.
Mrs. J. A. Luckel and three children
are in one ef .the Versteeg cottages.
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Simmons, with
infant son and Mrs. Elizabeth' Sim
mons, are spending a few weeks in! the
J. G. Walker cottage.
, Carl Massey is visiting Victor Allen.
Mrs. Bruce Stuart s expected- in
few davs. - "'.'.-' - 1 I:
5 iMrs. James VLoyd Shawver of heri
dan. Or., and : daughter Eliiabetlv I are
guests of Mrs. Victor Allen. .- r ;
, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Meyers have
opened their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs A. C. Barnekoff
children are in the Martin cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wolf ard
summering in - their cottage.
and
are
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hill and daugh
ter have taken the Putnam cottage
T. J. Sullivan and Mrs. J. McCann
are guests of1 Mrs. W. H, DresseL
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan ' Durkheimer land
son James, are visiting "Grandma"
Lowenson.. ' . v
Ralph iJenning is at the Seaview.)
-Ed--.Corcoran and Miss Myrtle Fisher
spent-the - week end with the former's
mother, Mrs. W. J. Corcoran. ; .
Mrs. Carleton WUllams. , with Grif
fltlv Roger, and Helen Williams,, of The
Dalles, are spending a fortnight at the
Seaview. i
Mrs.; McBrlde, wife of Judge Mc
Brlde, with daughter Miss Bonnie, (are
domociled in a cottage, near Shelburne
Station. - . ,- .
J.- P. McEntee and daughters are
spending the month of August in their
cottage. Miss Clemence McEntee is
with them. S i
Eva Versteel is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Marion Versteeg.. ,
Mrs. Ralph Norris is 'a guest at the
Hagadorn cottage.
Mrs. Lillian Parker returned to Port
land this week. I.
Mrs.' Mary - Withycombe, Mrs. Milton
Tarlow, Mra W. T. Jacobsen and eon
and Mr. ; and Mrar A, K. Hayden are
alt, Shelburne guests from Portland; .
Eva ; and Gertrude Humphrey are
registered at the Shelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sauvie- and chil
dren spent a few days at the Seaview.
Guests of the Hotel Seaview attended
a bonfire Tnesday evening in honor; of
Mrs. R." B. Mutzlg. t '. :v.v '
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Joyce, with
daughters Susan and Jane, motored
over - the highway to Astoria, then t by
ferry to the beach. "Dr." Joyce spent the
week end at the Shelburne with his
family, returning to Portland Monday.
He will come again on Sunday next to
take v his family home. . Mrs. K, S.
Wnitefaead is their guest.
Mr. : andr Mrs. . W. J. AbbS of Boise,
Idaho, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J Sulens.
Mrs. Helen Ladd Green came -down
from Portland to remain a few days
with her little daughter, who is spend
ing the summer wltn her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Amme, with lit
tle Edna, are spending 'the month of
August in their beauUful - cottage on
the track. Mrs. : Edna i Hatfield . and
Miss Lulu Hatfield are -their guests. 1 '
C. CaDser has as his guest for the
summer Orlando and ! Harry-G Osmig,
Francis Taylor and Don Butterworth. w
3. A. Robertson, with two daughters;
of Boise Idaho, are' spending the sum
mer at Holmans. . -. i. - i-
Mrs. . H- . Stryker - and children are
domiciled in their cottage, y Mrs.- E.
Sharkey is their guest', . .
Mr. and. Mrs. William Labbe are vis
iting their daughter. Mrs. Bernard Tur
ner. - . - . . - i ,
Miss Alalia Ostrum ' IS visiting . Mra
Catherine Dilley at Beach Center.
Louise Dolph Is .visiting : Miss .Bran
ds Barby. ,''
Mra. H. OU Kelly. . Mar K.euy ana
Mrs. Eber ' Chlpman - are domiciled in
the Kelly cottage. - . . . - '-
Mr. and Mrs. - E. J. Brown and cnji-
dren have opened - their cottage. . Mrs.
A. Shelland -will be their guest for the
summer. v 1 - -
Mr. and Mrs. 33. Lutz ere visiting
Mrs. L. B. Acton. i
Gayle and Donald Robert are beach
guests..
Miss Mildred Seufert is entertaining
Adele and Charlotte Jones.
Dr. and Mrs. C F. Lauderdale and
daughters Katherine and Mildred have
opened their cottage. I
' Ocean Park , i
Ocean Park, Aug. 7. Willapa camp.
conducted by Mia a Dorothy Elliott, was
deserted for three days while the girls
hiked to Seaview! The girls had a
wonderful time and are ready tor an
other long tramp, i , - v ! 1
Rev. Mr. Hansaker has arrived at the
park. . " -. !
Mrs.-: George Newhouse with her
daughter came this week for a month.
Miss Alice Cornwall is spending a
month with friends. K ,
Mrs.1 Harry-. Strowbridge and daughter
Susan are summering in their cottage.
Helen Haseltlne Is spending a month
here. . - . - . - t - i "'
. Dr. Susie Standard has arrived at the
'Wreckage.:,' -.' ." i ''.
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Horn with
children are visiting Mrs-f Shouts.' v- f 3
:; ;C. ;W. Shum way," 'superintendent I'of
schools, Vancouver, Wash., spent a few.
days at the Park. - f J
Constance Sharp is the guest" of Miss
Helen Haseltlne. 1
Mrs. George Marsh and Irma opened
the King cottage. J , . , i
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hubbard "of Min
neapolis, Minn., are guests of the for
mer's brother, J. H. Hubbard.
Mrs. J. A. Troeh and children arrived
to spend August i
Mrs. George Flavel. Miss Nellie Fla
vel, George Edward and Patricia Flavel
with Mrs. J. G. Hustler from Astoria are
all registered at the Taylor. - "
Mr. and Mrs. Edwins Seely Parsons
will spend the - month in the Darling
cottage. - ; -
Harold Henry of. New Tork and j Dr.
W. B. S. Richardson of Chicago are reg
istered at the Clarke. . -.. :
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Byrne with Wil
fred and Margaret Byrne have taken a
cottage for August
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Alexander and
children arrived at Curran camp early
in the week. . . . . -
- Mrs. -A. G. Churchley and daughter.
We Are Still GiviinLg
The excellent values on surplus Army Goods , that we have been offering
heretofore. You will find that many 6f the needs of summer vacation can
be supplied at this! store at less than I cost elsewhere. The quality of the
goods is thoroughly dependable, and in, buying goods here you are certain
of satisfaction. .
Rubber Boots
Hip Length
$5.25
'...; "' 1 v. ----re'. i-v:v ---.----.'.;.. '.---.-. .
Men! These are the very thing- for those fishing
tripsl Hip length boots of the finest rubber will
Rive you service present tnd future.
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"'-'". ;'- ' : .-'-'-.'. !"'" " . ''.-" "'-i -
Canvas Leggings
Another article that Is the finest, kind of a thins
for hiking or other summer-expeditions. .They
are more than worth .the price. - ,y - " :
Ser UnderWe.
50c
'.if '! - '' '';. " '.. .-'- ... .i ; v- i " '" 'v.. ' ';"..
I , j -'- ' - '. '- -"--v .... ,:: " .r '' ' 1 ' -
Men's undershirts and drawers in summer weight
weaves are priced at 50c for each separate gar
ment. , . -: - "
BEEF ROfST,
BEEF ROAST,
HARD BREAD,
Fifth ; and line Streets
Miss Arthea Churchley, are domiciled at
their cottage.- - , j .
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Emery and daugh
ter Edith will spend a fortnight at Cur
ran camp. .
MUum Grace and Blanche Williams
are at the "Lotus." I i
Mrs. James Devort and James Jr. are
guests of Mrs. F. C King.
Dorothy 4 and Millard: Schmeer are
spending; a month at the Park.
M. E. Mouser of San Francisco with
H. E. Mouser and Charles Mouser of
Portland spent a few days at the Tay
lor. , ' ..7 - - I j.-- - ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. i' Alexander .with
son and daughter are Ocean Park vis
itors, i i
r Mrs. Frederlo - Klrgis "of Caldwell.
Idaho, is visiting her sister, Mrs, E. S.
Fyfer. - - ' , -., - -' - -.. '.
; T: B. Dunn of Eugene spent the week
end' with II.- E, Campbell. - -'
Mrs. F. D. Luse and children are at
Curran camp.
t Mrs. F. W. Backus and children are
occupying the Shagren cottage.
. Mrs. R. Yatemaa has tented the Bow
man cottage. . 1 :
"Linger Longer" had as its guest O.
B. Cold well, general superintendent of
the Portland Railway.! Lilht Power
company.. - ' - ' i - -
Rev. Dr. Henry Marcotte of Kansas
City, formerly of Portland, will spend
the month of August in the Tom Beechey"
home. . ' .'!. -. - '
- Miss E. Cleland and niece, Miss Ethel
Bond, are domiciled in j the Moyer cottage..-..
'. ,t: "' V -!-
Mr: and Mrs. Tom Allen are domiciled
In their cottage. ;.', , :: j !
Mrs. Ben Slpley ' and son Jack are
summering at the Park, i --- '"-.-'- . -
Mr. Brix of Portland purchased the
Bailey home. ; ;J ; : 1 -
Mrs. George Hoadley . and daughter
Ruth have opened . their - cottage near
the tennis courts. -j--.,
. Mra A. E. Russell. Warren Russel,
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Pope with Chester
Pope are all Taylor hotel 'guests from
Spokane. : ' i - ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. X.' IL Devers came down
from Portland to spend, a few week in
their home at Ocean Side. . . -
Misses Chrissle , Patrick ; and. Dolores
Murphy are Taylor. hotel guests. - -
-The Norma ndin cottage shelters a
happy crowd for. August- , The party Is
made up of Mrs. J. D. jPaquet with Jo
seph Paquet Jr.. MrJ and Mrs. A. c
Olsen. Maybelle Olsen, Mrs. Martin
Smith and Miss Myotte Henley.
Blanch Williams Is a Park guest
: Columbia Beach . -
Warrenton, Aug. 7.rColumbla Beach
is still attracUng Jarget camping parties
which -oass the time fishing and boating,
etc - Many good catches of crabs ; and
Clams are reported every day and the
ladles are finding work by canning the
clams for winter consumption. All this
goes w prove Columbia Beach Is a
profitable as well as a pleasure resort.
Every, day fresh holiday makers are
arriving by train and lauto.,
-Mr. and Mrs. D, C. .Scott of Portland
are listed on the Columbia Beach reg
ister and enjoying the life, at the tent
colony. I - --
Mr. and Mrs. W. Tussey,; In company
wth Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bailey of Port
land, are "making a Stay , at. Columbia
Beach. . , The- two - famUies ; have been
making a' tour of the jbeachea this sum
mer and having a royal time bathing,
boating and fishing, j . .-
Mrs. W. IL Radcliffe of Portland was
a weekehd visitor with Mrs. D. P. Ross
and family. The trip was made, by
auto with relatives who tripped as far
as Seaside. - leaving Mrs. Radcliffe at
Columbia Beach. I " -
Saturday callers oh Mrs. Ross and
family were Mrs. H. jHusman (niece of
Mrs. Ross) and. Miss; Edna Husman ofH
Portland. The . ladies have been on a
2-pound cans, . .
6-pound cans . . . . . 1
per pound;..,
VAOATtON H SUMMIR SUStCRISIRS
Wtiea going wy for rtie utDnr of on.
mar Xralioa, har Th Journni follow yon
th wialir rt,- or th tollowina iou
will Mirrly you t rvsular city tUi
narrWw. Or. W. A. 8iprU. It.
By vty Or. Mm. T. A. r.Ulwv '
Cannoo Brarb K4, Or. H. I nrrti
. Ckfaon. Wub. Carl B. Smith, alio Uhip
berd't Kprinca.
-Oanh.hu, Ot.T. C. Eilta.
Omrbart, Or. W. I. Rot.lnnon.
' Loss Bracb, Vh. S(rnul A Co.
MBhatoa Barb Mrs. . it. I. HnMoa.
, ilnsnjl Rwb JCmU G. Kardrtl.
NMh-Kab-Nia, Or. A. C AnJenKUi.
Nehalcm. Or. Nabalem Truit Comptny.
NtUrta. Or. Un. U F. Croat,
Ntwport, ( r -U. H, Hunt.
Parifto Oit U. U. Ward.
(Win Park. Waah. Geo, It KramaT.
Rorkawajr Ueaeh, Or. r. P. MUlar.
Saaaui, Or Jaaoa alcCuoa. liotb Drat
tor.
AoaTivw, Wah. TJao. L Putnam.
Tillamook, Or. T. L Fbrrman.
Twin Rocki. Or D. J. Van Stoc.
"WiUioit aprinsa F. V. McLcran.
two weeks' vacation at Columbia Bead
and Svenson,
Roy McGilllvray of Butte.. Mont.,' is
the house guest of Mr. ana airs. x.
finrlnnv of Kkinanan.
- . . .
N. Van Hevellneen of Portland f pent
the weekend with friends and looking
after his beautiful sweet peas, or wnicn
he has several thousand plants.
tar. ana r. v. a- oahuo - -Paso.
Texas, accompanied by Master
Robert Grimes of Hutchinson, Ka., are
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fratik
Daltey and daughter Irene of Sklpanon.
Another Jolly camping party are Mr.
F. C. McMann, daughters I Anita and
Nelda. Mrs. I E. Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. . Rlethel daughter Dorothy. J. R.
Reithsl and -Maurice Busby, all of Port
land. ' ' - : .i s: - -
Mrs. E. C Austin and daughter An.
Itabelle of Portland are houMe guests
of Mr. and Mrs. -W. It. Ahworth.
Mr. . and Mrs. R. H. Van Loan - are
another happy -couple enjoying the camo
life at Columbia Beach, A trip by auto
was made to Seaside Tuesday .with tho
Intention Of spending the vacation there,
but they soon hied back.
Irene - DSlley and Master Robert
Grimes were Wednesday morning calWs
on Mrs. G. T. Hollenbeck at Columbia
Beach. 1 ' . ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Brlups and little
on i r c KMt waa" -
day after having spent an enjoyable va
cattn at ' the beach, occupying tho
Brlggs pretty bungalow situated in the
"Grove." J -
Mrs. Fred Tormochlet and son Ken
neth, of Park Lake : Mrs. Peterson, eon
Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs. Bayle. and
Mrs. Vera' Garrod spent Wednesday
morning fishing for trout in one of the
streams which abound In the vicinity.
Mrs. Susbauer and daughter are en
Joying an outing and the "BriRffs Cot
tage" shelters them during ineir vaca
tion. Mr. and Mrs. C. A; Ingalla.son Law
rence, and J Mr. and Mra. M. B. Marsh
of Skamokawa are another Jolly group
who are at. the Beach having a good
time! The party also took in Seaside
festivities Sunday.
Mrs. Lydla.BIrd and daughter Max
Ine. accompanied by Mrs. D. J. Ot left
Columbia Beach Saturday for Castle
rock. Wash., making several days' stay
in Portland en route. Several friends
on the Columbia Beach grounds held a
reception - Friday evening In honor of
the departing guests.
Mr. and : Mrs.- F. Juhnke of Portland
are amongst the new comers at the
Beach, also Mrs. O. R. Wayman, son
Karl; Mrs. W.,rrehn, sons Fred and
Edmund. ! The latter . party anticipate
about four weeks' visit.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. C, Raymond
of Portland, who have been down sev
eral weeks, have quite an addition to
the family by "entertaining Mrs. L. It.
James and four children.
Mrs. Ander
son Is mother to both ladles.
Reclaimed Shoes
Field and Marching
$2.75 Vr.
Those who have already purchased shpes from
Jhis assortment can testify to the big values that
they get. -Why not let these inexpensive shoes
do service for you for outdoor work and summer
vacations? ,
Wrist Watches
- . - t ,
$3.25 Ea.
The wrist watch Is having universal use because
of '-its great convenience. You will find that in
any occasion it Is a handy thing to have. .,'
Watch Gimpass
$1.00
If you have any occasion to be out in the woods
or away, from habitation, you will find a watch
compass very valuable. Every home should have
one and. these are very good value.
. . . . "35c
. . . . . I . . . .90c
. ..4c
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