The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-09-12
Shelton, Friday, Sept. 18th. 1890.
Local News.

+. v.ybody register.
Fail and Winter Hats at Mrs. Eatons.
The proaram for The Band Concert will
appear next week
Go to G. w. Freeburger's and get bars
of Soap for 20 cents.
Anplications for final proofs made
ont gratis at this office.
A full line of Lead, Oils, Colors and
Mixed Paints at Z. V. Dunbar's
4 good assortment of trunks and va
discs at Mulson's Furniture store.
Fredson and Webb are running daily
stage between Shelton and Union City.
Microscopes, Cnmpasses, Spectacles of
A II kinds, and Yankee notions at Stones
Walter Ayers weIl-known here and at
Union Citv, left for home in New York
this week.
The fncsta sewing machines made
Whites Can be seen at AsMus and
Sarg ison's.
NJ F. Knight and child arrived Satur-
day from Dakota. Mrs. Knight is a
teaciley in the public school.
Subscribe for the JOURNAL, 1t will he
sent to new subscribers until Jan. LIST.
1917 IOr HllV CCntSs OuuSCi duu hCep
posted on the Campaign.
The Union (ity's are going to Port
Gamble Sunday TO wipe out that club at
base ball. Billy Daniels goes with them.
Leave your order at Asmus and Sar-
gi>on's for good pair of boots or shnCs j,
manufactured on short notice, Satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
A prDtracted service will commence at
the Methodist Church, Friday night of
this week. The initial service will be
7 ur:day night.
NOTICE:-Kev. Father Clausin Of Olym-
pia will be IN Shelton on Sunday Sept
14th to hold services in the Kneeland hall
att O'Clock a. m. Everybody cordially
invited t. attend.
A big supply Of printed price marks
from cents to S. 90 on cards, for sale at
thBA H. e at 81 IA hundred assorted. Just
The thing TO tag goods, and for show win
dows and cases. Call early.
The steamer Detroit. upon which we of
Shelton once placed hope ur two. has
finally succumbcd t" the inevitable, being
knocked down by the U. s. Marshal, at
Olympia the other dav, to G. A. Meiggs
of Port Gamble, for $500, less than half
her value.
Why don't the council order side
walk on front street around to the post
office. so that the entire popu latiOn need
not go through some ones back yard
FeSides the danger of lodging the lines
it isn't good for clean clothes.
Mesdames Shcedy, Covill. Thompson,
Tullis. EatOn. Shelton. Metzger and Net
tie Fre3burger and Miss MOffatt. Were
,lxyi,, E.,t<> >,
Tuesday, making up supply of clothing
l's been sick so long.
Thc following are the names of part
of the ladies who will be in attendance at
the milk maids convention which meets
soon: Mercy Onus Wexford, Violet
Hanback,, Edith DcSmith of Mound City,
Matilda Ann Perkins of Cow Tooth Bend.
and Sophrona Dufunny. A basket lun CHI
viii be served at the close of the Conven-
tim.
Fl. C. IIungerford. who with his family
recently arrived from Iowa, has leased
the old Collins donation claim, opposite
Arc .dia, from VIM. Walter, with the
privilege of purchasing, A F. Spencer
purchased his horse and buggy, that be-
Ing something of a luxury, as there is no
The travel must be by row boat for while
yet.
TO this date there are but 100 names
registered, while there should be more
lhtn twice as MANY. Let those who have
NOT registered bear in mind that though
'hPy may be citizens free ami equal. the
ac of registering isa requisite to- that of
voting this fall. and there are precious few
who have the desire to lose their pre- reg
al'eS as American citizens. We want to
Sc more ti,ree than hundred names on the
f"gtNer. Olficc. one door west OF Cen
tai Hotel.
Perhaps our readers who live in the
"nsine>s part Of town have remarked
upon the apparent peace and uuietude
,hat has partially replaced the occasional
h"op' that was wont to ring olt on
'"t Stilly night not long ago. The change
accounted far in that Marshal Morash
r"'t"s Tie Town at night. as Il guardian
me peace. The presence of an officer
usually sufficient to quiet noisy
.'""'' Without rcSorling to Argument. but
''H marshal proposes to keep the peace.
mor WAS brought in from the Satsnp
sa.' y, by Dav" K.lly Yesterday morning,
W me accidental shooting Of Sam. SWEET,
VINO has claim in the valley and for
'.eIly worked for the Mason County Cen
ai'l itappearS, that while huniiug, he
Smppeh from log and his heavy rifle was
"ascnhrged, the ball taking off his thumb,
eh'erlny the abdomen and coming out
1m,rouga his back near the kidneys.
a.. 49,. beach immediately left for the scene
" .he accident although their was little
,i"pc OF e., INJURED man being alive, on
en rs doctors arrival. The shooting was
,niureiy accidental, although the partic-
uiafs are meagre. Another hunter also
"'sIc'ueniiy shot himself while hunting in
lle valley this week. but his name is not
I nI'oMn' and he is not badly injured.
iuu'ing In these woods is more danger
"us business than working around buzz
, "' aho hunters cannot take too much
i. ,n against accidents and injury
themselves or their partners.
iArER-lt is reported that the ab,io-
h"a, wound was caused by falling on a
T S;r al d that SWEET is resting easy and
i..Aeiy 10 come out all right.