The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-10

AnIlc side,
I. body register.
less Politics after this month.
O1ite a heavy frost yesterday morning
l;r,d the cracAed tariff nut, and see if it
F.rro's 50. so L.dits Lace Boots at AS
ml> & SArglsrns
Tbe DAD Fellows will give grand
Thanks giving Ball.
Go to G. w. Freeburgers and get 6 bars
of Soap for % cents.
Dan NcCt skell has returned to Shelton
asain-Mo,, of the Boys do.
Latest STYLES trimcd and untrimed hats
arrived t, day al Mrs w. B. Eat"ns.
Genuine Eastern driving shoe (water-
poo) for sale at Asmus & Sargison's.
F,rr, : 81. 80 Ladies Kid Button Boot
Spring heeD at Asmus & Sargison's.
Read the program of he Band Concert,
KrceIand Hall, Friday, Oct. 10.
full line of Lead, Oils, Colors and
Mixed Paints at c. v Dunbar's
Applications 20, fnal proofs made
ont gratis at this office.
Farsos 50 80 Ladies' Button Boot at As
nus & Sarsi>on's.
.t.uaid McEdwards, OF Port Ludlow,
was in town yesterday looking his invest
mentS oyer.
H. P. Nichols has gone east on business
an will advertise Shelton in good style
while absent.
Anumber of Shelton people attendc d
the dance at AndersonS place, on the
Salsop, last Friday.
The local express office was discontin.
ned Yesterday the North western company
going out of business.
Rubber Boot, Overshoes. Ladies in.
vaers, and all kinds OF Rubbers just ar
rived at Asmus & Sargison's.
Ms Shields, of Olympia, spent Sun
day with Miss Mary Shields, teacher Oi
the primary department Of the public
school.
Mrs Mary E. Shelton-Cyphert daughter
OF David Shelton, Is expected To day, from
Wyoming on visit to the old homestead
now bustling town.
Remember the Band Concert which is
toecQme off on Friday. October 10Th
keuN .he program. which is abe ut per-
Itf lei. AuulISSlOu ICuSoudOlC.
r. r. street Groceryman to city delivery
man: where are all the customers these
da,s:" "Gone to Freeburger's to buy six
bars of Savon Soap for % cents.' If.
There will he BUSINESS MEMS service
n, the NJ L. Church Sunday night, ev.
cry business man in town is invited to- be
present Blackboard illustration 10y Miss
MorrisoIi
Grin Stanhope's fortnightly dance xill
take place i'm the hall Saturday evening.
Mil McPhec has arranged to bring down
Il good crowd from Olympia to enjoy the
occasion.
Lew Shelton went out in his potato
fec one day last week, and pulled up one
III for breakfast and twenty pounds OF
excellent, large, white star spuds was the
result. They we're to be seen at the Sat
sop Store
Mrs Theresa Huntlcy is lying at the
Olympia Hospital, afflicted with an alb :
cess Of the liver, but is reported improv-
ing. MIS- Rob,. Lumuine has also been
suite i'll
b r. Frcelaud, the Dentist, will be in
Shelton, next. Monday, October 18th. and
r main at the hotel during the week, to
practice dentistry, and will be prepared
10 do all kinds of work.
As usual in the history ni our local
SAW mill, business began picking up in
The Litter part of September, and there
Me orders in for about 100, 900 feet of lum-
Ter, which will be used in building this
lsll. There will be much good building
wtaiheryct this year.
Misses Eorpc opI Minpia
Boyd, who have been visiting at "Ivanhoe
llnce," J NJ Esnn's; and the formers
cousins, Mrs j. A. Cole, of Kamilchr, and
Mrs. Maxwell, of this place, left for their
lone at Gilman, Iowa, Monday. Miss
h"rns made visit eight years ago, when
Shelton was hple in the ground"
Married.-At the residence If Probate
Judge Dunbar, on Wednesday Oct. LIST,
Horace Dunbar 10 Miss Minnie Gray,
10th of Shelton. Judge Dunbar offi:la
ling Both the groom and bride are
young people wellknown in Shelton,
where they will take up their home; and
meJ"uRNAL does no. bcgrudge them any
Mlhe joys that may fall to their lot.
ihe Mason County Central r. K. Com
rany has contracted to log and haul ihiri,
millions OF timber FIR The Port Blakely
H",i'pAny, nom that cs'mpany's land near
t'aSe Isabel. The road will Nc extended
,""r miles at once, for which the rails
n"" already been engaged. Two or three
sfmps Will be put in when the rnad is
se"dy Business promises to he lively in
shelAlon from this time ON.
Nr. thnrber. a Seattle gentleman, was
~ 'o8n laet week, looking up lncatinn
iur sash. "r and moulding factory.
ne has chosen the site, which was do
iha'ed' and is pleased with the outlook for
BUSINESS. while Mrs. Thurber is pleased
n WIN Sht lton. He expects Id put in the
Ism, resa machinery and ample power, so that
,1Sc'il'ies can he enl rged at any time.
Ina. nna' Is what we want, and can afford To
!, encourage.
aolonel Heustis Of the large railroad
,,"nlract0rs Heusis and Griggs, was in
NV" r"n Monday, and gave the Mason County
, wsn.ra' Mill an order for about 5000
Urn OF timbers and lumber to be used
nr,o.ohS!fucting wharves and trcstles at
lSmpia. He also promised another
;a'se order 10 the local mill. This firm
'he heaviest cont, act,rs nf railroad con.
enact't on the coast, and their payroll
o q" me s"und contracts aggregated $40,
vVQ last month. -