The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 45

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, SUNDAY- MORNING. AUGUSTA 9, 1914. 5 another of these tess another kind of enjoyment was participated in. Sueche, Cornelius: M. Young, wife and son, Indianapolis; Mrs.

Pearl Portland, after a pleasant two weeks Browne, Miss Gladys Tracy. Miss Lll-suy here, and has turned his cottage, jlyaa Leggee, all ef Portland. Other the 8partan, over to his brother WU-; gueata are Miss C. K. Loney, Walla Ham.

IWalla: Paul Irvine. Salemr O. 3. NEWS OF THE BEACHES (Continued From Preceding Pago.) 7-YEAR-OLD HIKES FROM ARCH CAPE TO NEHALEM JSteel and Everett Wells of TUlaraook: 5 i I ll Louis- Homer Wall, Early; Maud Martin, Delia Martin. Walla Walla; H.

I Walla and wife, Edmonton; William Watters. M. and family. Billings; Mr. and Mrs.

L. G. Kinkman and daughter. Walla Walla; Mrs. E.

M. Scanien and daughter, Vancouver; George and wife, Mra. Ruth Taub, Helen Taub. Minneapolis; John C. Oregon City; M.

C. MacKen-le, R. c. MacKenzie, Havre, Montana; A. D.

Hubbard and wlie. Hood River; Harry San Francisco; Mrs. James Wade, Mullan, Idaho; Mrs. T. W.

Younger, Louis B. Senosky, C. W. Huntington, L. A.

Mears. P. C. Morton, Sacramento; Charles Van Buren, -Vancouver; Crawford, Chicago: G. S.

Walverton, Calgary; W. Colton, San Fwmclsco; E. P. Stuart, E. Do Heck, Des Moines; L.

Vatlman, Grand Junction, H. L. Hill and wife, Detroit; B. T. McLain, wife and child, JeaneUe McLain, Clare Stearns, Oregon Clty Mrs.

Thomas Margre, Walla Walla; Phil Levy and wife, Butte; F. J. Daly and son, Toronto; David Hill, Pendleton; P. H. Cummtngs, Chicago; Miss Baxter, F.

L. Fiske, Seattle; Mrs. J. E. Phillips, Helyoke, R.

H. Beach and daughter, Vancouver; Elsworth Trumbull and wife, Chicago; P. C. Newlin, Milwaukee; Misses Hubbs. Stiver ton; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert S. Soren-son. Billings; Ruth Covert. Billings; Josephine Wardrope, Detroit; F.

Jogus. Seattle; N. J. Krode, San Settle B. Cullus.

B. 3. Cul- At the Wright cottage, spending the most pleasant of times, are De Neff and his bride. Albert W. Holmgren and Dave Bleid of Portland are spending a week at snug Harbor" on Tenth avenue.

At their beautiful Hermosa Park summer home. Judge Harris and family of St. Helens are domiciled for the beach season. Now located at Tata cottage ara-F. H.

Brandes and family, where they will spena a short time. Mra. P. C. Brown of Portland and Miss Francis Belk of Indianapolis are spending August at the Lata haw cot tage.

-Mr. Brown spent last week end at ths cottage, W. A. Mead and daughter of Glacier Park. are stopping at the Tor rey where they are having a pleasant time.

W. A. Kinney and daughter are stop ping at the Colonial. At the E. Wright cottage in Her-' moaa Park, Mrs.

F. A. Blackmora and family are now located for the aummer. Dr. Blackmore spent last week end at the cottage.

Mrs. W. A. Korts of Boise Is regis tered at the Hotel Torrey for the beach season. T.

J. Gill of Oregon City is stopping at the Colonial hotel. C. R. Danniels and wife and Mrs.

J. Dannells. of Portland, are spending a vacation period at the Torrey. Mr. and Mrs.

Friendly of Eugene and their daughter, Mrs. Harris and son, are at the Moore. At Colonial hotel a merry party en joyed a late dinner recently where sea foods were enjoyed as the chief dish. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

L. Farr of Orgon City, who gave the par ty; Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark, Miss Veta La Beau, Mrs.

E. Sorenson and. daughter. Oskar Erickson and F. D.

Llndsley. Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Ortel and son.

Ralph, of Spokane, are spending the month of August at their beautiful camp, "Hemlock Rest." in Hermosa Park. Miss Bernldlne Barker of Al bany is a guest of the Ortels. At Thea Dansants" Wednesaay art ernoon." where a beautiful time was enloved. were: Rev. Frederick K.

Howard and bride, who were enter tained by Mrs, Daniel Moore; Julius Meier and party of 14; Mrs. Leadbet- ter. Miss McCabe, Santa Barbara; Judge Gelsler, son and daughter; Mrs. Patton, daughter and guests. Last week Ben Bwanson, stopping at the Colonial hotel, walked from Seaside to Nehalem and Tillamook and back again, making the trip in four days.

The walk was long and hard, but Mr. Swanson enjoyed it just the same. Mrs. Ralph Meyer of Portland and Mrs. F.

A. Magginls of Los Angeles arrived at the Torrey early in tne week and are to stay for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. E. W.

Ball and daughter Joyce and son. Maxwell Ball, are spending the beach season at their liermosa Park home. G. E. Jackson is spending two weeks with his family at the Cabin.

Victor F. Martin of Portland was visiting with them last week. Mrs. F. B.

Ruckert and aaugnter left last week to make their home in Calgary, Canada, where Mr. Ruckert has business Interests. Miss Edna McKenzie and Miss Kuny Boucher of Olympla are late arrival3 at the Torrey for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark ana r. ana Mr rieorae Randall of Oregon City, after spending a week at the Colonial hotel, have returned. Mr and Mrs. Oliver C. Thornton and child of Portland are registered at the Torrey.

In beautiful Hermosa Park, stopping at the Twlneham cottage, are Mrs T. D. wnne, jjo.ios cuj Miss Flo Hoffman, Mr. Younts of Seattle, Mr. Fiedler and Hugh Fiedler Of Seattle.

L. J. Barber or Fornana niurnw to the Hotel Torrey on Saturday, after spending a few days In Portland. At Sacego cottage, Mrs. Hurlbert Gregg and Miss Helen Gregg are spending the beach season.

Picnic parties are Decorums; popular of late with the guests at Hotel Torrey. Many enjoy the walks Tuiamnnit Head, from which the view is reported to be beyond descrip tion. Last week many whales were seen off shore at Seaside and attracted many to the board wain, irora wnu the whales could be plainly seen. Mrs R. R- Gill of Spokane Is spending a fortnight with Mrs.

F. p. Moss of Portalnd, who is spending the summer at her Hermosa Park home. Mrs. R.

B. Lafferty and son Paul of. Portland are spending the summer at Lorelei cottage. Mrs. George Loeb is spending a lonnigm.

of. Mrs. Lafferty. Mrs W. J.

MagiBon ui ru. few days at Seaside with Miss Bertha Hicks and stopped at the MAtethelr Hermosa Park home are located Mr. and Mrs. Baler and pnhert Cook, and Mrs. A.

i. CookTand son Alfred, who are to spend the beacn bcm.u. Is there a place more beeutifu than the woods In their natural condition and at the same time cleared of the debris rn the path of the fre quenter? Such woods contribute to the many attractions that Gearhart has to offer. Back of the surf ana meadows at Gearhart. the full length of the beach, stretches a beautiful little wood throughout which are scattered attractive summer homes and cabins.

There seems to be no ar rangement of the cottages, as along streets, the cottages are just scattered, and in a way as to please the eye of any landscape garaener Hotel Gearhart. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lippitt Miss Judith Lippitt, Mrs. F.

R. Flags. Mr, and Mrs. J. Louisson, Roscoe Nel son, Henry Goode, R.

Rush and wife. G. G. Joyce and wife, Ethel M. greets and mother, Colonel and Mrs.

C- H. McKlnstry, C. D. Slmmonds, Dor- rls Lytle, Mrs. R.

F. Lytle, Edith Prayter, F. B. Dudley Julius May er, Julius L. Meier, Mrs.

Llndell, R. Jenkins, Howard B. Strowbridge, George W. Kleiner and wife. Charles H.

Howley. P. H. Batter. C.

D. Dud ley and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hirsch, Eleanor S. Hlrsch, Mrs.

F. Sears, John McCourt and wife, Mrs. H. W. Scott, H.

W. Scott, Miss Smith, Portland; J. B. Hoay and wife, As toria; Mrs. Sherman Harris, Manches ter.

Miss Rlddell. M. J. Kinney. George Judd, G.

Johnson, Astoria; R. B. Bennett, Hood River; E. Arns-bene, Cleveland; Mrs, W. 8 lusher.

Pendleton; Tess Mack, Astoria: Mrs. J. A. Finley, Hamf ord. W.

Hickman and wife, Tacoma; Walton W. Cook, John F. PiUman, Mr. and Mrs. Mitoneu, Seattle; I I Adcox and wife.

G. B. Johnson, As toria: W. A. Aright.

Frank Morrison. Frank 8. Warf ield, Charlea A. A. Ma- deer, Miss Maud Ross, Astoria; W.

F. Harvey, Gresham; George E. Towle, Minneapolis; August McKlnney. M. and wife, Astoria, Cteexkart Brevities, Perhaps the largest and best event of last weea was the Immense bon fire on the north shore of the Ne- I GEARHART Handley, Stephen P.

Gilboy. Pavilion. N. Una. Dan Emarick, Hillsboro; F.

A. BChna. Lents: Harry Hadley. Roy Flynn, Sherlan: M. W.

R. lna, Forest arove: William o. carrou, sngnton; Ruth M. correen. Ma Mae i UJ onuin, i.iiunj xi.

vr. nuui(iui ivi, xwu River; Florence M. Herring, Elsie Her- I ring. La Fayette; William Ryan. Tllia-1 mook; Tv G.

Force and wife, Yamhiu; Harry T. Reed, Estacada; Miss Alts Williams, Forest Grove; Mr. and Mrs. M. Purdln.

Banks; Cedrio Dobbins, Banks; Mae Johnston, J. Smith. Tillamook: Dr. J. H.

Cook and wife, McMinnville; Ray. Grate. George Conn, Tillamook; Mrs. Ethel Holden. J.

W. Parker, Roseburg; R. 3. Caton, McMinnville; L. Stuebe.

William Ochlke, Cornelius, and Mrs, Dr. Wood, i Jswin Sawyer, Lbrena Luekey. Eliza. beth McCarthy and Mrs. D.

McCarthy. all of Portland, are guests of Mra. E. W. Gaasett at Meadowlark cottage.

Charles and Harry and Helen and Ruth Crouch are- spending two weeks as the guests of Joe Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliama Adams. daughter Fay and Mrs.

Cook are camp ing at Carters. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Brooke enter tained the boys of Hesitation Camp with a big dinner during the week. The guesta were Syl Bulrich Jamea Tompkins. Otto Schnauffer, Jack Toeys and Alfred Owens. Mr. and Mra G.

A. Heins- and chli- drenof McMinnville. are camping here for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Perrltt and family, of Dundee. are vacationing ere. Dr. and Mrs. -Pollack and children are spending the.

remainder of the beach season at Ocean Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCracker and Clarence Rice, of Forest Grove, are ambng the week's arrivals for a few weeks here. Mrs.

E. F. Barnhart and daughters, of Portland, are camping here for two weeks. Lillian G. Carpenter and sister.

Helen, are spending two weeks at the White Camp. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lands trum and Mr.

and Mrs. R. Wiley, of Portland, are having a merry time here on their vacation. Mrs. E.

E. Nicholson, of Vernonia, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill, of Pleasant H1U, Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mclntyre.

ot Portland; Francis Mclntyre, of Salem, and Jack Doane, of Oswego, are occupying a camp here for two weeks. Mrs. Brady and children are camping in Hotel Park' S. M. Christian and family, Eunice Dickson.

May Smith. Dorothy McCrae and Norma McRae, of Portland, are In a pretty camp. Mr. and Mrs. J.

P. Redmond and son and Mrs. D. A. Pennington are camping on the ridge-Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Hanna, of Forest Grove, ars camping at Oceanic Camp. Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Grlndle. of Banks, are camping here for a fortnight or so, Mr.

and Mra. DeFroat and Mr. and i -r Mrs. J. W.

Jones, of Oregon City, are nere ror a couple of weeks. Mrs. E. A. Kelly, Mrs.

E. A. Nlblln and Alfred ad Ruth Niblin motored in from Portland, and are at Villa for a few days. E. N.

Lauck and wife, L. Stuebe and wife and children are camping here for a few pleasant days. Mr. and Mra. Archie F.

Leonard and son are domlcllled at Oceanic Camp. Mr. and Mrs. O. Kutch, of Carle-ton, and Mr.

and Mrs. D. O. Taylor, of Independence, are here for a week's stay. Mrs.

H. F. Sturdevant, of Portland, and sister. Miss Dorothy Longmire, of The Dalles, are visiting Mra M. E.

Sturdevant at Auf Wledershiem Camp. Sam Downs, of the Kllchls, and Mrs. Evans, of Portland, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, at Fern Camp.

Every one Interested In Barview Is helping in the preparation for the coming visit of the Artisans. One of the largest crowds ever assembled on the beach, is expected here on the 16 th- when the Artisans will visit here, and everything possible is being done ot make their stay here a pleasant one. Few things in the way of entertain ment will larking, according to the committee In charge, and all visitors are assured of a good time. Rockaway. The largest crowd which ever vis ited Rockaway was entertained here last Sunday by the Hobo Round-Up, an annual event at this place.

There was music, sports and entertainment of all kinds to be enjoyed, and visitors were given a sample of Rockaway hospitality. All visitors report a mighty enjoyable day, and promised to be back next year, with their friends. me next event of Interest here Is the society circus, which will be held August 81, 22 and "23. This was a big success last year, and the committee says that this year's circus will put last year show in the shade so it will probably be some attraction. Mrs.

N. Rose and daughter are camp ing on Swastika avenue. VI Jack and Mrss Irene Eckhart visited friends and relatives here during the week. F. C.

Gibson and party, who have been enjoying the summer at Fern cottage, have returned to their homes In Portland. L. T. Wilcox is making preparations to build on his Seavlew lot' In the near future. L.

N. Penf leld hiked in from Astoria the other day. and is enjoying a few days here. Mrs. Orcutt is being entertained at Penfleld cottage.

J. A. Hoffman of Hillsboro was a week end visitor here. F. S.

Whttehouse ana family of Forest Grove are camping here and will remain for the rest of the season. Union church will be dedicated here on August 16. Many preachers from Portland and other places will be present. This church is of interest to all church goers who come to the beaches for the summer, as it is the only place of worship on the beach. P.

A. Hamilton and family are occupying a camp here for a few weeks. Harry Brown has returned to Portland after a pleasant week's visit with Frank Beatty. W. B.

Livingston is quartered at Happy Camp for a week er so. William Barrett and family ot Hillsboro have pitched their camp here and will occupy It for ths rest of ths season. Miss Mina Barrett and Miss Myrtle Chestnut of Portland are guests at Kamp Kid. H. L.

Williams and family of Spokane will occupy Hee Hee Turn- Turn for the remainder of the season. Thomas Cornell of Hillsboro visited over the week end with his family. Mrs. Eu A. Kruger.

Mrs. M. Wenther and daughter Hazel are occupying the Schrants cottage. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Hager of Portland are the cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Hal E. Hoss at the Sugar Bowl. Dewey Patton has evacuated Pat-ton's Rest, after a pleasant two weeks' stay.

Miss Mildred Conn, who has been visiting here, returned to her home in Portland the fore part of the week.tJ Russell cottage is being occupied for the week by Mrs. Paul 8 path and daughter Margaret, Myrtle and Marguerite De Boun are established In Ocean Mist camp for a week or so. Gust Karambelas. has returned to at I I Ocean Horns cottage Is-occupied by il. oh nsnn Portland ua uuawr are JTonM rimn fnr thru woaka I -w ElUaPmrdln of.

Banks, William Thompson of Beaverton. E. Kuppen- ouruer. oi xenaiem, ana js. wooanury, ornana, are at the Anderson House, Mrs.

N. B. Taylor and daughter Eva and Mra. G. Lewis, all ef Portland, are at Cosy Camp.

Miaa Loveland party have returned to their homes In Portland, after, a pleasant stay -at Oceana Camp, i Mrs. James Troy and daughters entertained with a pleasant house party last week end. The guests were Mee-daraes Henry Rothschild, W. H. Upson.

William H. Daugbtrey and Georgia A. Hoss of Portland; Mrs. A. D.

Perkins of Tillamook, and Miss Madeline Kerwin of Port Townsend, Wash. The Pick cottage has been taken, for the rest of the. season by G. H. Zelsler and family and Miss Frances Johnson.

Miss Bessie' Lants of Bay City is a guest at Kamp Kid. Mra Montague and family have returned to Portland after a splendid vacation passed at Seamount cottage: V. Tlbbets is carrying on negotia tions for the purchase of the Hotel Rockaway. He plans to remodel the building, refurnish it and make many Improvements. A bus will meet all trains and the service promises to be of the best.

The Colonial has bees the name selected for the new place. A new organ and set of lights have been Installed In the new church. Mrs. L. Olsaver and son, who have been entertained at Mrs.

G. Feathers' cottage, have returned to Portland. J. A. Hoffman of Hillsboro spent last week end with his family.

W. B. Livingston is spending a few weeks' vacation with his family at Happy Camp. Elmoro Park. Registered at the Elmore are G.

Peebler, H. Cleveland. F. Ds Fisher and wife. E.

A. Armstrong, Margaret Smith, Marie Hacker, J. T. Smith, J. K.

Barker and wife, Clara Fleming. L. R. Kaylor, M. Hodgln, C.

Hudson, J. K. Btranger, F. W. Windeler, Mrs.

M. T. Bmedley Georgians, and Alberta Smedley. Pluma Whltmer, Harriet Mc-' Coy. J.

E. McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Cau thorn, N. Murnome, N. Murnome, Mrs. J. M.

Fox and Nelly Fox, all of Portland. Guests from other places are Mrs. S. Fowler and Elisabeth Fowler, of Forest Grove; Lillian Fowler and Mabel Russell. Minneapolis; May Patterson, Carlton; Nora Su-ver, Salem; R.

B. Llndley and wife, Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. C. Clough and Mrs.

Anne Clough, Tillamook; Mrs. Tifft, Beaverton; Dr. and Mrs. R. M.

Irwin, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Marshall and G.

A. Wehrung, Hillsboro; H. Jt. Edmunds and wife and "1 VXT4 Ilia WW mm mm. mm, I mm Til 1 mm mm HaU L.

D. Williams and wife, Tillamook; Mrs. A. W. Hard man, North Adams, Mas a "Melrose" cottage has been taken for August by Mrs.

Burke Tongue, of Hillsboro. 1 Lucy Weatherred, of Hillsboro, is visiting at Imbrie cottage. The popularity of the Elmors Is continuing, as is shown by numbers having to be turned away who wanted accommodations. Rev. O.

L. Larsbourie. of Oregon City, is spending a few days at Elmore Park. A. W.

Cauthorn, of The Oregon Jour nal. la spending a few days with his wife at the Elmore Mr. and Mrs. F. H.

Chown returned ddrtng the week to their Portland home after a 10 days' stay at. the Elmore. Mr. Chown was mighty reluctant to leave, for the day before going home he bagged 28 pounds of fine trout. He says he is going to sneak away from home again In the near future and get some more.

W. W. Rosebraugh and family, of Salem, have set up a pretty camp on McNaers and will stay for the rest of the season. John T. Stoneroad and wife have returned to Portland after a pleasant stay at the Elmore.

Mr. Stoneroad has invested in five acres near the lake and is planning on building a big hotel, the finest on the beaches surrounding here, also a big dance pavilion on the lake. J. R. Barker and wife and Miss Fleming are spending a dandy outing here.

Ho D. Murfleld and Helen Sundt will arrive during ths week from Newport to spend the rest of the season here. J. T. Conway and sister, of St.

Paul. are occupying Shamrock cottage. O. A. Wehrung, president of the Hillsboro National, la a guest at the Elmore for a few days.

Mrs. L. C. McCllntock Is occupying her bungalette. At Ocean Crest apartments are Dr.

E. M. Myers, wife and family; Mr. and Mrs. W.

Johnson, Mr. Dundasen. H. B. Went, Miss Margaret Laulor, Misses Helen snd Marjorte Went, Le nore Thomas, all of Portland, and Mrs.

ueorge Kraus and daughters, of Aurora. Lake Lytle. W. Irwin and family, of Heppner. are camping in the park.

William McGinnls, of Portland, vla-lted at the Harts last week. Ethel Hart has arrived and will spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart. Mrs.

Dodson, of Seattle, la visiting at the Irwin camp. F. M.r Austin and family, ef Beaverton. are camping at Harts Content. A.

Bourne and family and MUs Neva Dlggle are' enjoying a few weeks' outing at Harts Content. Lake Lytle Is a popular place for bathers and boating parties. Every day sees people from" along the beach on their way to this pretty little lake. Mrs. M.

C. Utter and family, of Fort-land, are occupying one of the camps at Harts Content. Mrs. Edward Seebera is enjoying a few days' vacation at this place. Mrs.

Witt and family have returned to Portland after a two weeks ontJng here. Mrs. Day is camped here agate after an abeehce of two years. Mr. Holbert and family ars camping on ths ridge overlooking ths upper end of the lake.

Mr. Sutherland and family, of Portland, have returned home after a few weeks spent at Harts Newton Clark and family, ef Portland, and Mrs. Braeselton, of Portland, have opened Rambler cottage for the rest of the season. Mr. Kltzmiller and family, of Portland, have pitched a pretty camp on the lower end of the tract.

II. A. Ell era and family, of Portland, are enjoying a few weeks of camp Ufa ht-re. Mrs. Roberts and family.

Earl Hal-lock, and Ray and May Rogers form a merry camping party here. Miss Mae Enright has returned to Portland after a pleasant vacation in hr voltage here. SalUir. Guests at Hotel Saltair are Miss Gertrude Johnson. Miss Mar jorie Johnson.

Miss Gibby Fisher, 3. L. Sterrett. Mrs. 6.

W. Miller. James Fraser. E. Meyers, R.

Zeller and wife. Cora E. Pattee, L. A. Deraglsch, H.

Tracy and wife. Miss Jessie Hugglns. C. K. D.

O'Connor and wife, T. A. Gilen, J. M. City camp ground the past week, re-'1 turned home laat Friday.

Judge W. Wright of Albany apent week end here with his family. B. F. Hall and family of Wood bur are ooupylng the Wilson cottage at Beach for the coming month.

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Whlta of Balem have opened tbelr Nye Beach cottage for th aummer.

Mr. and Mre, W. jt. Wilson of tlad-atone are entertaining Mrs. 11 eon' a mother, Mr a.

It. And run, also of at their Nye Beach cottage. Mrs. J. C.

Applegate of fijllsboro arrived this week and will spend some time at the beach as the guest of her Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Payne, at the Rest cottage.

Dr. E. Kane and family of Portland arrived this week In their auto accompanied by the doctor's father and mother of Wllliamsport, Par Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Henkle returned to Corvallls this week after spending several weeks In their summer cottage here. R. Howard of Portland was arrested laKt week by the game warden for shooting sea gulls, but was set free 'as the warden had no gulls as evidence though he arrested Howrd la the act of shooting at them. Mr.

Howard, who" is spending his vacation here. Is thankful the law requires evidence of this nature. Mrs. 8. A.

Owen of Portland was a midweek arrival at the Nlcolal. where she will spend several days' vacation, H. L. Price is among the Portland people who are enjoying their summer outings at Nye Beach this month. Mr.

end Mrs. W. E. Corn an arrived from Portland this week and will spend severaldays here, registered at the Abbey. They are by Kdmund I.

Coman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day of Portland arrived late this week and will spend their summer outing at Newport. C.

W. Lavee and family of Corvallls are spending some time' at Nye Beach, located at "The Home." Mlases Alice and Peart Kraus of Aurora are spending a fortnight camping In the tent city. A. A. Hull of Corvallls is registered at the Nlcolal for the week.

Mrs. Uoseph Harrison and Mrs. 1 A. Chastaln returned home to Brownsville last week after spending their vacation as guests at the New Cliff House. Mr; and Mrs.

J. Leroy Woods returned to Albany this week after Joying some weeks at the beach, registering at the Damon Inn. Miss Orrle 8teinberge of Monmouth is spending two weeks at Newport aa the guest of Mrs. G. C.

Burton. Mr. and Mrs. S. P.

Klmfcall of West Salem are enjoying cottage life for a few weeks at the Cherry City lodges. B. R. Westbrook, an Albany hotel man, Mrs. Wcstbrook are beach visitors this week, John Hulbert and family returned to Albany this week after spending a month in one- of the Sea Crest cot- UMr, and Mrs.

W. G. Ballack of Albany spent the past two weeks at Nye Beach. X. N.

Halleck returned to his home In Monmouth this week after visiting bis son. T. H. Halleck of Newport. Misses Blanche and Abbie Wilson of Prlnevllle are registered at the Cope-land for the week.

D. B. Morrison, wife and son. Del-mar, returned to Albany this week after enjoying a pleasant tyo weeks at Nye Beach. Rev.

E. H. Edgar and wife of Brownsville passed through Newport laat week on their way to Yachats. where Mr. Edgar will hold evange-listlo meetings during his vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marnach and family of Salem are domiciled in the Rest cottage for the season. They are entertaining Miaa Tina Nlderborg. also of Balem.

thin week. Mra. V. P. Fiske and family are a tj Rach for their summer outing and expect to be Joined by Mr.

Fiske shortly. Mr. Fiske Is postmaster of the Polk county town and was for merly editor of the Polk County Item Mr. and Mrs. B.

A. Todd and family of Forest Grove are occupying their new summer, cottage this week and will remain for the month. Miss Langdon of Cottage Grove Is spending her summer vacation at Nye Beach this week. Professor and Mrs. Sheak of Philomath are In their cottage at Nye Beach for the coming month.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Waters of lone arrived this week and will spend six weeks at the beach.

Mrs. R. D. Mills and Victor Mills of Ashland returned home this week after enjoying several weeks at the Damon Inn, Nye Beach. 1 1 SEASIDE -8 Life and amusement Is the atmos phere In which Seaside and its summer reeorters' abound.

There is pleasure on every hand and at every time. The Saturday and Wednesday "Thes Dansants" at the Moore, the Torrey hotel' Uances on alternate Saturday evenings, the beach bonfires, and parties everywhere are only a few of the dozens of attractions that keep the merry beach crowds busy with pleasure. Seaairie Is by no means a "restful Gearhart." but is, on the other hand, a restle.48 little city where everything is doing. Hotel Moore. Mrs.

Grace Swlrsk. Mrs. W. J. Maa-glson, E.

J. Allen, Frances Herltoz Mra. A. Friedman, J. Gamman, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank McCanley, M. J. Rlney. Belt Stark and wife.

J. D. Hanley, Otto B. Goldman, Charles White. Mr.

Kahn, C. B. Hill, Louis B. Senoiiky. George F.

Honey and wifa, W. Honey, Fred Harvey. N. R. Miller.

L. A. Devaull, Walter Christ, man. P. B.

Powers. J. West, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Smith. Homar a. Wall. Jessie Garret. Bernlce Garret, Fred K.

HowS ard, Ella Howard. Clenton Howard, W. F. Brady and wife, C. N.

Genler, G. Sevier, B. Hunt, T. ft. Murphy, J.

H. Oallagher, A. T. Cepules, Mrs. G.

W. McMillan, Mrs. C. T. Merly, Elsa Merly, Qauld Muary.

H. A. Abrama. -M E. Tyretl.

Mrs. L. J. Gelsler, Miss uene ueisier. J.

11. crane and wife. James West, Sherman R. Hall, Fred W. Schade, C.

Haraboon. Dr. w. v. Loomls, Misa Holt, W.

Bennett. i. v. vssv Aiary. is.

swing, rnompson ana wife. Mrs George Moore. C. Reppy, V. Bow.

man. jr. uejsier. h. J.

Nlelson, Fer. ry Smith and wife. J. 3. Morton, 8 Dryer and wife, Mr.

and Mra. Cul- lers, Hyde. George Welbe, John McCourt and wife. Charles V. I -J.

Fecord. Mra Peckord. H. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Apphby, R. A. and Mrs. E.

N. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bay, R.

F. Wassell, Ida Marsfall. Mrw. A. J.

McGuire, IA Mar lins m. js. Ajoiison, rortland; Mr. and Mrs. L.

Heiman, Montana; Mr. and Wett, Elswo'rth. Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Tuffet. M. Kibble and wire, oise; Kutn waish. Seattle: An felina Bmlth, Bojae; W.

E. Moore; St hiu.iu, nrwconiM ana wixe. vancou Ver, H. F. Effenberger.

WheeU w. E. proctor Jr Bay City, and F. Roberts and wife of Seattle. Mr.

Winters and family. are occupy lng their cottage here. Mr. Thorn and family are nicely eet-tled In their cottage here. W.

A. Deviee is entertaining friends this week. The dances- given In the hall here are Increasing In popularity aa the ees son progresses, and each succeeding dance sees a larger' crowd in attend ance. The hall here Is the only one on upper Tillamook peach, and receives much patronage from all the above, this place. Dancing lessons' are given each.

Monday evening and Satur-, day afternoon, and many people are taking advantage of this opportunity of learning the lateat dances. Francis Provost was a visitor here this week, Manhattan Beach "Seldum Inn" baa been opened by Misses Gertrude and Louise Schoepper jand Tilly Muschallk. Gues at the camp are Richard Muschallk and Heo tor Morgan. Mrs, McCoy. Miss Callie Walkley.

Gene Jenkins and Fred Wiltshire have returned home, after a plesant stay of two weeks. v- Grace Clark and Ruth Bowman have completed a two weeks' outing here and have returned to Portland. Harry -Shank Is a guest ef F. Lofting. Miss Parks of Portland Is being entertained by Mrs.

Banks. Mrs. Bowman and daughter are camping en the Ridge. Mr. and Mrs.

August Wennerstrom and daughter. Victoria, have returned to Portland, after a two weeks stay here. Mrs. John DeTemple and children hav returned to their home In Port-land. Mra Sylvester and children -left for their California home during the week.

Mrs. Marie Welch and son and Miss Albright are in the Welch cottage. Mr, and Mrs. 'Stacy and son, Mrs. Breman and Miss Welch have established a pretty camp here, and will stay the rest of the season.

Fred DeTemple had a number of visitors here out looking at a 100 pound skate he caught near the Nehalem jetty. Many had never seen a fish of this kind before, so it was quite an at traction. Hilda Karltn of Spokane is spending her vacation here. m- Misa Lightner la occupying the Lightner cottage. Mr.

and Mra Cady have returned to Portland. Frank Gattrell of Portland, who has been camping hera for two weeks, has broken camp and returned borne. Laurence and Kennety Harvey of Balrdsdale, are visiting Mrs. Huston. Miss J.

Cammla and Miaa Mary Bar rett are also gueata of Mra Huston's. Edlthe and Celeate Hall of Denver, who have been visiting Mrs. Huston. have started for home via Canada. Mrs.

C. S. Miller and daughter Vlr gtsta, Mrs. A. G.

Dillon, and Grands Nye are In camp Takltezy. Ocean Lake H. E. Mclntyre and wife, Mr. Hitch-ell and Miss Fern Fraser.

who have been occupying the Kressmann cottage, have returned to Portland. Mrs. Elliott snd daughter of Damascus, are occupying their cot-' tage here. W. H.

Locke and wife and their, guests, George Kelly and Miss Frances Johnston, have returned to Portland. Charles Steele snd wife have re turned to Portland after a few weeks Stay at Rockvlew Villa. Judge Dayton and wife have evacuated their cottage for ths summer. R. F.

Swain Jr. apent a few days laat week visiting in Portland. Arthur Halle of Walla Walla, has purchased property on the lake sad Is camping there. Scott Bosorth and family of Pert land are here for the rest of the season. Bud James and R.

C. Dewey spent the weak end with their families. Mrs. M. E.

Whltmore of Orenco asd Mrs. H. D. Drlesbach and daughter. Ruth, are camped on the ridge.

Mra M. G. Brlggs snd daughter Clare of Battle Creek, are rlsJ" Itlng Mrs. Knlsely. Mrs.

H. C. Hauch of Portland IS camping here for a few weeks. Carroll Tamplln and Stanley Rogers visited here during the week. Jamea P.

Taylor and family and Miss Annie Wood are camping hers for the season. Mr. snd Mrs. C. F.

Roberts of Seattle are camping in the Tompsett Mra H. A. Hensbaw and family of Portland are camped here for their. summer outing. 4 Mrs.

J. E. Merrick and son Carl ars the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox: at Camp Cheboygan, Twin Rooks.

Mrs. H. E. Brown of Tacoma Is 'a gueat at Twin Rocka hotel. John Bellish and family, Mrs.

George Fisher and family, Steve Bullock and family, John Howard. Ben Simpson and family, Mlas Marlon Stowell and Mlaaes Bertha asd Merle Simpson form' a merry party which is camping with Adam Simpson st Twin Rocks. F. M. Farrier and family ars in ths Gay cottage.

S. K. Bergland and family of Silver ton are camping at Twin Rocks. w. H.

Markell and family have ar-' rived snd are occupying their tw oot-tage at Twin Rooks. M. D. Smtdley and family have takan Rockvlew Villa for ths month of Aug ust. Mra Jenkins Hughes of Long (Continued on Following rage).

A VICTIM OF WAR Mrs. Thompson Intended to stay all gammer la Europe with friends, tad while there she mads up her mind' to fix up her wardrobe with the latest European styles. She looked around at the different shops, and Just when she had decided on her selections and really had ordered and reads a dopegjt. the war broke out and she flew back home, leaving her finery and deposit paid to fata. All the way to America she lamented the She sobbed snd cried: "I have lost my Ideal things; I can never replace them again." But when she landed in Portland, and after a short rest, took a walk on Washington street, she was -surprised to see the very model she had chosen In Parte, of the same fabric.

style and color, displayed In a shop window. She entered, asked the price of it, and imagine her astonishment when she learned that she could get it at about one hslf the price she agreed to pay for It in Paris. Besides, she could pay for it In small payments which she would not miss at all. It is the Eastern Outfitting Co 405 Washington street, where you see things et the right AdT. lue.

Pittsburg; Myretta Hurlbert, Eugene; Miss Kearns, Mrs. P. H. Mur- pney. Townsend; A.

G. Wink, Seattle; K. Pomeros, wife end children, Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. Scott. C. G. Peterson.

E. R. Tarkln, Vancouver, B. M. Phean.

H. Cronin, Band Island; H. L. Smlthson, Fred C. Moe, Astoria; Misa Fern Hobbs, Miss Reglna West.

Balem; Harry E. Mclvor, Lafayette; f1 kh A rni. ThAvnh, VT( ma Ruhu Thornberg, Seattle; G. Eiwood Hunt, J. E.

Backus, Maud Brown, Anna wnite, f. j. Lynch, Astoria. Xotel Torrey. Mrs.

L. Welncrt and son, Mrs. Julia Reinhart, G. C. Myger, J.

O. Morris, H. C. Jenkins, wife and son, Mrs. Friedman and daughter, Mrs.

Francis Buckel, Miss Reglna Bucket, J. Schwei-zefhof, A. F. Norton, C. R- Daniels and wife, J.

T. Smith, Airs. J. Daniels, Miss Eleanor Scully, Mrs. Ralph Meyer, J.

Erickson, F. P. View and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P.

Smith, Mrs. O. C. Thornton and child, Oliver K. Thorn ton.

L. J. Barker, J. O'Gorman and wife. Miss Lillian Huff.

John Foreyettie, James Foreyettie, P. SIddelt and wife, Charles Klrchner and wife, Alta Armstrong, 'Portland; Jen ny Johnston, San Francisco; Mrs. J. Geatke and daughter, Nettle Kruse. Mildred Kruse.

Mrs. Anna Kruse. Matilda Mortens. Astoria; A. Mead and child.

Glacier Park, A. Dale, R. M. Green, Astoria; Mrs. W.

A. Korts, Boise; Miss Jess E. Smith, Mrs. E. E.

Hawkins, Minneapolis, Mrs. F. S. Maginlus, Los Angelas; Edna McKenize, Ruby Bauch- er, Olympia; B. Van Dusen, Astoria John A.

Wells. St. Paul; J. O. John son.

Minneapolis; L. P. King, Forest Grove; Jack Frost, McMinnville; Eliz abeth Nelalgh. Hotel Xears. W.

L. Jaye, G. A. Manas and wife, Lorraine Steneck. G.

A. Mauss and wife. Mrs. Williams. Mrs.

Ryan, Mrs Edna Large and daughter, G. S. Boyd, A. E. Braffee.

Mrs. W. I Juge, ii. Webster, D. W.

Evans, W. R. Buzzo and wife. O. NlckolsOn and Wife, Harry Humphery, W.

Jackson, Guy Kennedy and wife, L. N. Caufteld. W. Allen and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gavrin. Miss W. C.

Gavrin C. E. Ferris and wife, R. K. Watt and wife, H.

Larsen. Will Henkell, O. K. Moebler, R. W.

Casler, C. O. Reed. Saul Stage, F. Nuttlngham, Thomas Arnat, Haxrv Hunter.

Hugh Smith, T. H. Bartlett and wife. Dr. McKenzer, E.

T-r Wilson. J. S. Kennedy, W. c.

uar vin. A. Bang, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Taylor, M. R. Achen, John Doe, H. C. Welch, Portland; L.

H. Anderson, Spokane; A. Ramsey and wife, -Hood River; Mrs. Alice Locke. Mrs.

M. Raun. Mrs. v. Barbour.

Mayger; R. Wlrth. T. t. Adams.

San Francisco: G. Bell, Guss A. Person, George V. Mclrwln, The naiii- rr Crane. iMampa: -ari Hriric.on Ms.

J. KJngier ana wne, Seattle; Mrs. JJ. J. Broughton, La Grande; Mrs.

E. Sheldon, Yale, Okla.i Turra w. Nuati. umanoma ny; Preibe. Oregon City; R.

H. Cresell and wife, Aurora; W. S. Clark and daugh ter, Lewiston; Mrs. J.

J. isauDiii, ve inrr Idaho: Mrs. E. Woodard, Trout dale; A. F.

Nelghtengale, St. Taul; wniiam Whit and wife, xne uanes A. Elliott, Sumpter; B. Schmidt. Flor-nr- Rv C.

B. Lotmier. Kelso; A. D. Ttamaev.

Hood River; F. E. Vallmer and. wife. Astoria; H.

D. Knees, W. A Retd, G. E. Reddick.

Oregon City; Huddleston and son. Butte; Roy Fletcher and wife, Vancouver; Roy Claren, Woodburn; jonn ttamier, a toria; Mrs. Gharlea uaise, oauoe. Oolonlal Hotel. W.

R. Wappoohh, Ben Swanson, F. G. Carn and wife, W. Stranbridge and wife, Mrs.

Eugene Peterson, Mrs. Oorden and family, Albert Loreen Miss- Eleanor, Nell Mahaffey, Mrs. Mehls, B. Howard, James Coffman, Laurence F. Gardner, E.

C. Harrlng ton. Jack Gillis, F. Trowbridge. Wallace and wife, -P.

Jackson and wife, J. Duker, L. E. Muehall, D. Nu-delman, F.

X. Litzler. Mrs. J. J.

Mc Donnell. Mrs. A. Whitney, Benn Swan son. T.

Ward, W. A. Klmmell and daughter, K. Campbell and wife, L. G.

Carpenter, Portland; E. E. Dickln son, Butte; Mr. and Mrs. R.

Clark, Mr. and Mrs. I arr, Oregon city Mrs. C. W.

Price, Woodburn; Hilma Nistrom. E. P. Stewart. J.

C. Barber. Miss Jess EL Smith, Mrs. E. E.

Haw kins, Minneapolis; William Remhart and wife. L. O. Pickel, The Dalles Mrs. W.

E. Potts, Pendleton; Mrs, George G. Randall. Oregon City; Mrs. H.

E. Cross, Gladstone; Mrs. E. Ogilui. White Salmon; Eva Johnson, M.

C. Bakkila, M. Fenger, Astoria; Schmidt, Florence; J. M. Younger and family, Vancouver; Mrs.

Joe Kronts and daughter, Wallaee; E. O. Dunlap and wife. Seattle; Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Daniel son, Beardstown, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mann.

Havana, Mra. M. Shepley. Kelso; Mrs. D.

L. Buffum, Miss Georgia Buffum, Huston Buffum, Kalaina; T. j. one. Oregon uixy.

xrsoaaloxua Xaa. Gladys Ramsey, A. Banford and wife, Esther Banford. Floyd Banford, E. A.

Banford Jr. A sindus, Mrs. A. Slndusi Rufus Holman and wife, Eleanor Holman. Mrs.

E. B. Watson, C. E. Francis, Georgia McMillan, A Goldstein, Charlea P.

Little and wife, Balrd Little, Marjorte Little, Portland Mrs, John F. Preston, Missoula, Mont Ruth P. Defont. Astoria. Beaslda HrsTltUs.

The recent Thss Dansanta" at the Moore have been crowned by tha best of success In every respect. The en tertalnment each week has been differ. ent, affording enjoyment of varied kinds for those that attend -the beau tlful teas. At the past tea: the chll dren war the guests of honor, and as the afternoon was given over to their pleasure they were beautifully- enter tained, and themselves pleased all oraaant by hlr beautiful dancing. At 's Master Mason Seaside, Aug.

8. Between Sea side, on Clatsop beach. Elk Creek and Warrens, on Cannon beach, and Neah-Kah-Nie and Nehalem in the Tillamook country there is an almost continuous procession of little caravana of "hikers" dally. Recently a party of women completed the walk from Newport to Seaside in less than 10 days. The youngest hiker to make a rec canicum, just back of the ocean, on Sunday evening.

In H. W. Stone's Russell tBrougher took charge of the building ef the fire and In directing the exercises. Mrs. E.

N. Wheeler and Mrs, Charles Hubbard rendered a beautiful duet. Mr. and Mrs. Van Nice gave a special arrange ment of "Jesus Lover of My Soul." while Miss Brougher entertained the merry crowd with a special reading, "Naughty Zell." The bonfire was very large, the crowd very enthusiastic, so the best of times was enjoyed, but all bore a religious atmosphere.

After a month's stay at their ocean front cottage, Mrs. E. B. MacNaugh-ton and family have returned to their Portland home. At the Saturday evening dance at the Gearhart hotel a large and merry crowd was present, and one of the best times ever had was enjoyed.

The music, furnished by the "Philharmonic Trio," was worthy of praise, and the decorations were In harmony with the beauty of the hotel dining rooro, where the dance was held. The dangerous trip In a Peterbor ough canoe from Gearhart to Seaside was recently made by James Fulton, former swimming instructor at the Gearhart natatorium. Fulton made the trip alone, taking the canoe out from shore and landing at Seaside Just below the pier. The sea was rough and the trip extremely dangerous, but Fulton got in safely. Mrs.

Everett Ames and family are returning the' first of the. week to their Lovejoy street residence, after a pleasant month's stay at Gearhart. Mr. and Mrs. A.

N. Com ton and two sons, Robert and Arthur are spend ing August at the Plumber cottage. D. p. Price will return to his Port land business after a pleasant week's vacation with his wife and children at their summer home in the Meadow.

Of wide interest to many hotel guests at the Gearhart was the golf putting contest held Saturday evening in the card parlors. Thirty took part In the game which offered much amusement for 'all. The three prizes were: First, six golf balls; second, four balls; third, two balls; which were won by F. B. Dudley, Mrs.

Dr. Wise and Mrs. Ludwlg Hlrsch, respectively. Julius L. Meier and R.

C. F. Ashberry Judged the contest. These contests are to be held every Saturday evening for those who' do not care to dance. and promise nice entertainment for many hotel guesta Miss Francis Titus is tne house guest for a fortnight at the-Michener cottage in the Meadow.

Edgar C. Michener returned to Portland, after a week's stay at his summer home. At the Andrews cottage, where they are to spend August, are Mrs. William MacKenzie and family. Julius Mayer and Julius Meter spent last week, end at the Gearhart.

Mr. and Mrs." W. D. Fraley of Portland are domiciled at an ocean front cottage for the rest of the beach season. With them are Mr.

Fraleyi daughters. Miss Ruth Fraley' recently graduated from Portland Academy, and Hylah and Mary Fraley. Eldon Furnish Is to spend the week end at the cottage. In the nearfuture Mr. Fraley will return to Portland, after a brief vacation.

Colonel and Mrs. C. H. McKlnstry spent last week end at Hotel Gearhart Last week the Y. camp at Gearhart was crowded almost to its capacity with many new guests.

On Sunday 4i were present for dinner, making the largest, crowd at the camp this year. The young ladles enjoyed themselves in many ways, but the beach and horseback riding seemed most popular. Last week's guests at the camp were Marie C. Fritspatrlc Rose Harrington, juiste yerson. Bertha M.

Doelz, Kenns Coykendall. Grace C. a 4- mmm i 7x "fa Hall. ord this season for Cannon Beach is Master Mason Hall, nephew of Mrs W. C.

Calder of Portland. He is seven years old. He walked from Arch cape to Neah-Kah-Nle and Nehalem. re turning the following day by the long "Inside" trail which is between 16 and 18 miles. He carried his own little pack, negotiating the mountain trail with as much endurance as any of the elders of the party.

Scanlon, Ruth Wells, Marie Glenn, Marguerlete Butler, Rose Morln, Frankle CoykendalL Mildred V. Wor-den, Cora G. Mof ett. Pauline Dumke, Miss Daggett, Lulu Martin, Ahma Roberts, Bernlce Forest, Helen Nickels, Jennie Mullen. Lillian Nord.

Wllhelma Garvin. Anna Nelson, Sadie Durkln. Mrs. Haskell, Elizabeth Roberta, Ella Harvey. A.

R. Billion has just finished his new house on the edge of the timber, where he and his family will spend the remainder of the summer. C. H. Hickman and wife of Tacoma are new guests at Hotel Gearhart Mrs.

Hickman Is to spend a month, while Mr. Hickman spent only ths week end. The annual golf tournament at Gearhart Is to be staged this year, on August 8 to 21, inclusive, and promises to be one of the biggest and best held at this coast links. Many worth while prizes are to be presented. Golf enthusiasts of the Waverly course and Astoria will try their skill on the course, and promise an Interesting contest.

R. A. Cronin. sporting editor of The Oregon Journal, and wife, are to spend week at the Gearhart hotel in the near future. Mrs.

Frank Ball and two children of Seaside spent Sunday with the Micheners. Domiciled at their summer home In the Meadows, Mrs. C. Marias is to spend the beach season. E.J.

Arnstein of Cleveland Is spending a few days at the Gearhart. Senry Good of Portland is spending eek at the Hotel Gearhart. At her beautiful beach om a Mill Esther Wuest and sisters. Mrs. C.

E. inn mm ana Misses Florence and Irene Wuest. are now rinmi. died for the summer. Mrs.

J. A. Wuest, mother of the young ladies. was a recent guest. Misa Kath.

Wuest spent last week at Portland on oner nustness trip. The young ladies are having the best of tim en joying their vacation. W. B. Crone and family are to spend six weeks at their cottage overlooking Necanicum beach.

mtH TILLAMOOK BEACHES A Barriew. Registered at the Barview hotel are: Mr. and Mrs. R. w.

Fltzsimmons. Mr. snd Mrs. R. Cook.

Al V. Cole. H. V. COle.

J. D. Thomas. A. fnM.

rtr -r. Beebeeand wife. George H. Thomas ana wire. George L.

Slmmonds and wife. Charles Porht. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Zachrlsson l. r. Griffith. Stanley Lamb, G. M.

Jarrett and wife, Mrs. A. Tussey, Miss Gibby Fisher." George L. Slmmonds. N.

B. Macklln, F. L. Ab- uui jowpn a. jtjraay, Edward BuVke.

F. M. PhelDS. Zetta n.rl.nil ir Morrow, V. B.

Cunningham, wlf and daughter, W. F. Cmser and daughter. Ben Swanson. A.

R. Carknes and wife. Cora M. Kirkley, C. W.

Heyhuseh and ZV Walter Guild. Mrs. Wilson Miller. Mra. Fralra, Mrs.

Wilson, Mrs. H. H. Schultz. 3.

W. Cunning-bam and wife. Lillian G. rjn.nt.,.nj sister, W. L.

North, Charles Clark and wife, F. A. Purdln, J. M. Reagon, wife to aaugnier.

Airs. J. C. Corhin. Flor- nee ej wood Rogers.

W. C. Ror. Mrs. E.

F. Barnhart. L. Barnhart. Flor.

ence Jtsarnnart, iessie Wynkoop. Ida Slavers, Will F. Hessian, J. W. Donovan, Merrick, Mrs.

Murta Emrtck, 1 V. Jenkins and wife, Mrs. O. Jenkins and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

J. R.Craven. Elwln Craven. Mr. and Mrs.

A J. Gorddan. Mrs. William Ryan and daughter. Mrs.

R. Mosier, H. GouTd- stroui ana wire, Mrs. F. R.

Gould stronl. Miss L. M. Wood, all of Port land. From miscellaneous Dlacea era; a P.

Hedburg, Big Eddy, E. I.