The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-09-05

Anrle-side,
Everybody register.
Fail ana Winter Hats at Mrs. cations.
Street improvements are now in order.
The new PAPER, the Sentinel, will be
out tomorrow.
Al J. Mnuson was in Seattle last week
an 4 business visit.
Six bars of Savon Soap for % cents at
G. W. Frecburgcr's
Mrs. Martin is visiting her daughter,
Miss Annie Morrison.
Shelton Republican club excursion to
Allvn. Saturday, at P. NJ.
A light rain on Saturday settled the
dust and c0o.el the atmosphere.
w. Shelly is building house for Mr.
McFariane on west Franklin street.
Kennedy and Dorman have moved
thcir stock to the new store on Il X. st.
Miss Kate Ritner, after weeks alb
spnce, has resumed work on the JOURNAL.
The steamers Z"phyr and Politk Risky
each took away boom OF logs last week.
Store to let. Best business location in
town for particulars apply to VIM. ii. AS
mus.
Read the exhibit of the county's fnan-
ces in tabular form ON fourth page, this
week,
NJ. Estcrman will open the Red Front
clothing store Monday, next to CONNER
cial Hotel
Father Claussens, of Olympia, will be
in shelton on Sunday Sept. IA Partic-
ultIs next week.
The ladies of the ". CT. U. are pre-
parlng for another entertainment soon, a
mock convention,
C. Y. AMI Hiram Dunbar and Chas.
Wlss, age cut in the mountains following
elk trails &his Mxaek.
Senator w. H. Kneeland is in Olym-
pIa attending the session of the legisla,
lure, which opened Tuesday.
The Post Office is now in its new quar-
D., ter, in the Masonic building on Front
9treet. Pleasant, but somewhat unhandy.
Registration officer Needham will soon
move into town, and expects to keep his
books open short time in the evenings.
A complete line of the school books
now iu use in Washington has arrived al
Munson's Store Old books taken in ex-
cnanga.
NJ ISIS Zuela Shelton has gone to the An
sla MgSght Seminary at Tacoma, and Miss
Bertha Knseiand to the Sisters school at
Olympia,
Mel Hilton, Frank Fredson, Henry
Faubert and Thos. Read are arranging
with the townsite owners to put up big
hotel at HOodsport.
f,r Tho TOrrpN,r r. will bc
sent TO new subscribers until Jan. LIST.
1899 70: fifty cents. Subscribe and keep
posted Oh the Campaign.
The Steamer Clara Brown failed tc
reach Shelton Monday, being disabled in
Seattle. The Fanny Lake will take heI
run until She is again in order.
Mrs. Stephen Ferris was brought in
from the Satsop Valley last week. Mrs
Ferris is an invalid and will be where
medical attendance can be had.
The Good Templars will furnish an
oyster supper for their entertainment next
Monday eycping and want as large an at
tendance of the members as possible.
We learn that Fl w. Turner is again
working Tor a franchise TO put electric
light in Shelton, and has arranged with
the N. G. G. mill for the necessary bonus.
Regular services will he held in the M
L, Church next Sunday. by II. G. Fleenor,
the ncw pastor. Rev. G E. Luce has
been given the charge at Toledo, in Cow
liN county.
Dan Cameron has returned from the
Olympia hospital, his cut foot now near
~ healed, being supported by crutch and
cane. Pat Judge is also out with his
broken ankle
The oyster gathering season opens this
week. Sam K. TAYLOR, jus. Gale, and
other large shippers on Oyster Bay have
contracted for a great deal of their out
put to a Seattle party.
big supply of printed price marks
from cents to s. 90 on cards, for sale at
N 5 Office at 81 hundred assorted. just
the thing TO tag goods, and for show win
COWS ana cases. Call early.
The Satsop Company's pile-driver was
taken ont 10 the end of the road. last
sunday, where short trestle will he
constructed, in order TO extend the line
ana open up new logging grounds.
Aam!ock WAS quite an attraction last
week, and the artist gathered in a great
uai OF money in quite the natural way.
Among the presents several young men
received such brio a-brac as corsets, etc.
Every little while some one is killed
"hlle sleeping on a railway track. of
course the remedy for this is for each leg
stature to pass law to the effect that
le"pie shall not use ii railway track tor
sleeping purposes.
What's the matter with the idea of
S'aI'lng Grand Army post in Shelton,
ana why has it dropped? Let them or
san'ze for social. and, perhaps, other
ms; there are numerous old soldiers
ID dis vicinity.
we have received small book of rec
HHIectlons of Gen. Grant, by the well
Nno W. philanthropist, Geo. w. Childs,
- Philadelphia. and it is rich in remin-
iscehSes OF the character of the subject,
I %uu OF The traits of numerous of the pub
i'c men OF that period.
y me opportunity to obtain rugs and
m'uSe furnishing goods is now open to
N Ie people of Shelton in the post Office,
. .a'sohlc building. 1t is an assignee's
s .. OF Porterics, Silk, Madras and Lace
'ntalns Table covers, tides. table linen,
~ Today is the last day of sale.