The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-04
Shelton, Friday, Oct. 4, 1889.
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

CO. Angle is spending few days
with the Editor, and then leaves
for Seattle.
The Satsop Company has began
the moving Of their root-house
TO Third street, back of their store
DR.. Armstrong was called to
Kamilche saturday evening, to re
move fish hook from little grip
arm.
The extension to the Satsop
Company's trestle is about COM
pleted, and it is being planked and
track laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maxwell re-
tnrned from Victoria Thurs Law.
They report Miss Minnie Maxwell
as improving IN health.
A farewell dance was given to
Miss Zuela Shelton, in the Shelton
Hall, on Wednesday evening.
She will attend school in Seattle.
Prentice Dunbar is building q
dwelling Oh Carey's land, back of
Wlvell's, on slightly position.
An employee Of the mill is also
building near there.
Mrs. Eaton received supply
Of millinery goods this week.
Fall and winter hats, dress goods,
trimmings. Call while the stock
is fresh and select your choice.
G. Roscnthal ann ounces that he
gives a discount of IS per cent.
for all cost purchases. His new
Fall and winter stock is complete.
and is placed at bedrock figures.
Gail on him when at Olympia.
Mr.. P. Eberhart brought. in the
North Bay returns yesterday. 1t
showed total of twenty votes, all
republican. The new town Allyn
is booming, sawmill. three stores,
saloon, hotels, with good prospects
fortuture.
Remember Lew Johnson,s
Black Baby Boy Minstrels at the
Opera House this evening. They
are immense, and will be some
thing that most of our people have
not seen for some time. Usual
prices Of admission, reserved seats
az Munson's- Look out for their
street parade.
The large cities of the Sound
have among the attractions a Sal
walton Army. Ones first exper-
fence with this army generally
brings an expression or feeling of
disgust. 1t seems queer way to
save sinners, and it maybe produc-
tive of good results. gaining a GER
tain class of converts that could
not we'll be reached by other means.
The Oregonian classes the Port
land army a ''public nuisance and
apous fraud"
The total vote cast at Sh elton
this year was hardly up to expec-
tatlonS. being but $50, against the
total OF 262 last fall. Election day
was wet and disagreeable and this
accounts for the diminished vote.
and again not a greas deal Of in
terest was manifested, as shonld be
upon the first election of the new
state. VIM. Asmus was Inspector,
U. LeFranc and w. D. Baldwin,
clerks; J. B. Shelton and Watson
Iodenbelger as Judges. The day
passed off smoothly. The Rail
roads brought the men from the
various camps to vote.
HE ELEorToN:-Up to going to
press the report is that the entire
State Republican ticket is elected
with handsome majorities. The
.o(e on state affairs was very close
In this county. Mason Irwin has
good majority for Superior judge.
John McReavy for Representative
and Joseph Day Jr. County Clerk
are elected without a doubt. Da-
via Shelton's majority in Mason
county, with Clifton yet to hear
from is about IT'S, but w. II.
AAneeland's majority in Kitsap
county is conceded to be 200, so
'he prospect for a Republican sem
a'or is good. Consultation carried
oy big majority, bat articles one
aN': two failed to carry, though se-
curing quite large vote. There
S some doubt as to Olympias sue
cess for capital, but it will be very
Close between that place and Yaki-
ma. Official returns will be given
aeXt week,