The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-08-15
shelton, Friday, August l0-i 1890
Local News.

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Wollie Rex returned home Monday.
A well selected stock Of wall paper at
MunSon's.
For RENr:-A small dwelling, apply
at this office.
Der. Ready, of Olympia, has Joined
the JOURNAL force.
Miss Irene Ansorge is stopping with
Miss Clara few days.
pair of mems fine shoes for $3.50 at
Asmus and Sargison's.
A full line of Lead. Oils, Colors and
Mixed Paints at G. Y. Dunbar's
Mrs. Chas. Stone returned Monday from
visit TO her family at Tacoma.
good assortment of trunks and va
Uses at Mulson's Furniture store.
Mrs. Jo Knceland is out again after
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Microscopes. Compasses, Spectacles of
all kinds, and Yankee notions at Stones
Judge Dunbar has so far recovered
from his severe illness, as to be out for an
airing yesterday.
The telegraph line is now in operation,
with office in bank building George
Lawcr is operator.
4 big crew is at work grading on the
PIT. s., on the west side at Olympia,
heading for Mud bay.
Full line of Ladies' Gents and Chill
drcn's Boots and Shoes at Mcdonald and
O'Neill's. Try them.
DOYLE and Deer have bought out the
saloon of Fred Spencer at TeninO, and
Joe Deer is 10 charge.
Horr's dock in olympia. where the
Clara Brown iands, was burned down
Friday. bu. is being rebuilt.
Thomas Bordeaux returned Wednesday,
from visit to il former home in lSadOre
Canada, accompanied by his sister.
1t is reported that parties from Tacoma
will open a dry goods store. in the post
office building on the first of the month.
Al ing man named Allison. nephew
of George Mullen, was killed Wednes-
day, while at work on pile driver at
Olympia.
Mrs. Garrison. of Seat tie, has been Wis.,
ting her daughter, Mrs. Watson Kelly,
but was called home bv the sickness of
her son, of typhoid fever.
4 fine lowered bed spread and an os-
ostrich feather fan will he ratified at Kel-
Tvs hotel on the 30th, for the benefit of
the hospital, We believe.
e. Ii. Stone has placed new cash
register in his place of business. The
Satsop st ore has had une for long time,
and find it very satisfactory.
The next temperance meeting will be
on Sunday evening, Aug. "a. The pro-
ga will be rendered mostly by the
young people, more particulars next
week
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. will
hold an ice cream sOciable Friday even
ing, Aug. %. There will be an extra
freezer of cream, SO everybody can have
enough.
Lieut.. O'Neill was in Shelton this week.
His exploring party are now encamped at
the foot of the grand divide on the middle
branch of the north fork OF the SkokO-
mish river
Robert Sheedy arrived this week with
lis fimily, from Ludington, Michigan.
He has been in charge Of the construc-
ton on the Satsop railroad for some time.
They have rented the house formerly oc.
cupicd by DIR. Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coons. of Olympia, were
visiting Mrs. Williams last week. The
latter is well known in Mason county as
the wife of the late Thomas Tallcntire.
They returned home Monday.
Regular services at the M. E. Church
next Sunday, this will be the last Sabbath
of The Conference year. Rev. c. E. Luce
will conduct the services. Subject II A. NJ.
Jacobs Vision. SP. NJ. from Deut. s.: 3,
subject, Last Day of the Year. All are
invited TO attend the services.
Some one has figured it up that eight
little strangers have come to stay in Shell
ton within the last fortnight. The census
man came around too soon to give the
benefit of this influx The JOURNAL
managed to catch them all, excepting the
new girl at Fra nix Fredson'S on the 22nd
ultimo.
The Editor has to thank many friends
and exchanges for kindly congratulations
to himself and better half. An old saw
gives it that one .never finds out who are
his friends until he either gets married or
dies. We don't care to learn the re-
maindcr Of our friends yet awhile.
". r. Gosser late of the Pacific mills,
Who recently came TO this bay for the pur-
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oimmons saloon at the Point on We'd
hesday. of appoplexy. He was in the
act OF drinkln q at the bar when the stroke
came. He was 40 years of age, and was
living with his nephew and family across
the bay. He was buried yesterday in the
Shelton cemetery.
Mcdonald and O'Neill have just re-
ceiued a fine line of Boys, Youths and
Ge9fs clothing of all grades and prices.
wlr,ed are displayed on tables the length
OF the store. Now is the time to get fall
clothing at Tacoma prices, while the
stock is complete. Hats anu fine So
shoes. will complete cheap and lasting
OUTFIT. Inspect their line of goods.
Geo. ID. Kennedy recently purchased
ground on Railroad street. opposite Sat-
sop store, and has lumber on the ground
l o the erection OF two story store 20 x
W ieet, which will be occupied by the
STOCK of harness, and saddlery. The
BUSINESS has grown so that the present
quarters are too small, and George pre-
lers building of his own, with lots of
Foo"2 70 display himself and he goods.