The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-10-31
Shelton, Friday, Gee. Ytst. 1879
Local News.

Angle.sidc.
Beautiful Indian Summer!
Band Promenade Concert, Friday,
Oct. 3lst.
Misses III wool felt hats GO cts. at
Mrs cations.
BonN:-To the wife Of Till Shelton, ON
Tues lay Oct. %, a girl.
Applications for final proofs made
out gratis at this office.
Fargo's So 90 Mems Railroad (calf shoe)
for sale at Asmus & SargisOn's.
INTO the wife of William Banks,
at Millcr's place, on Oct. %, a daughter.
H,n. John McReavy was over from the
city tuesday, sizing up the political out
look.
Mrs. Noethe has begun an action Tor
divorce against her husband on the
ground OF desertion.
MICS. Dunbar and wife lett Friday,
will spend the winter.
Chas. Reid, of Elma was in town
Tuesday, in the matter of the estate Of
Elizabeth Balm.
Rubber Boots, Overshncs. Ladies in.
vaders, and all kinds OF Rubbers just ar
rived at Asmus s. Sargison's.
Joseph Letrand, the man who stole D.
Williams boat some time ago, got off
With Is days in the county Jail.
Doc. Simmons and Pete Peterson were
over from Little Skookum this week. Pete
says they will 60 strong for Callow.
Chus Aver. the Olympia attorney, was
il town attending court. He left orders
tm the Improvement Of the Aver property
on First street.
Geo u. Kennedy. of the harness shop
lett on the 18th, and not having
returned, some people are becoming anx-
ions about him.
WIZ Kennedy and Ed. Rex VISITED
H"odsport and the Shelton boys there
last Sunday They say the new hotel il
the finest in the county.
A genuine Eastern driving shoe (water
proof for sale at Asmus & Sargison's.
Samuel A. Watson, William o. Ellis
AMI l.. Rcinhard, of Dewatto. made fina
proofs in the Olympia land office Monday
and received their receipts.
James Carstairs, William B. Powe
Th0s. McLar,y, VIM. Asmus and Pete
Peterson took out their final naturaliza.
ion papers before the Superior court.
We learn that the council has ordered
the necessary lumber for the construct ion
OF the street crossings. This is good
news. and it begins to look rs it we could
lie saved from the mud this winter.
Best of stamped linen goods and Ill
kinds of material for fancy work ut Mrs
EslOn's.
Four hundred voters have registered in
Shelton. As 800 is the limit. this pre-
cinct W II be divided into two districts,
before another election, perhaps Shelton
will have two wards.
Good Silk Plush for fancy work 60 cts.
per. yard at Mrs cations.
&. V. Dunbar, our popular druggist,
who is a candidate for county auditor is q
bust ness man 18th good qualifications for
Office. and if elected will make q good
careful officer.
Fargo's S. Ladies Lace Boots at As
mus & Sargis ms.
George Hutchinson. brother of L.ede.
AL. Harrington, typhoid fever patients,
and Mrs. H1ntley, returned from the
Olympia hospital last week. cured OF their
ailments, to regain strength.
Go to G. W. Frceburgcr's and get 6 bars
Of Soap for Is cents.
For the precinct officers, the Republi-
can candidates are good selections Hen.
~ L. Alden and Sam Caldwell are both
Union Veterans, good citizens of Shelton,
and proper men for justice Of the peace
and constable respectively.
Baby hoods. six different styles to Sc
ect from. at Mrs. Eaton's.
The following were elected as officers OF
the Shelton lodge of Gopd Templars for
the eosuing term: j. b. Shelton. C. T
Nate Ritner, V. T Mrs. s. J. Eaton, Chap
Chas. Guwer. Marshal; Annie Morrison
Sec.; Miss Patterson. Treas; F. A. Dun
can,F Sec;
Yes, the Satsop settlement needs pnst-
ONCE, and should have been 81 favored
iong ago. and if our next representative
happens 10 be one of the people and cares
ior them, he will interest himself in their
behalf,
Ars. s. X. Taylor and son Eugene, end
Mrs. Mike Simmons visited tho JOURNAL
saturday. They inform us that 125 sacks
oysters are shipped from Oyster Bay every
week. and will likely continue all winter,
unless the weather gets too ccld-which
all signs do not indicate.
Henry Faubert was over from Hoods
port Sunday. The new hotel being
Quilt by the company of Shelton young
men Is the best in the county It is 8
Story, with veianda on each story, and
VIII cost completed and furnished, about
?oVOO. The company has an idea of do.
ing something of that order in Shelton
next spring.
John Dow and Vincent Finch vert
ever from Hoodsport last week. Dir Dow
Is The Republican candidate for couutj
Aessor, and his past services as commits
'ner ls guaranty that he is the proper
man Tor the place. and has made him
Hnown ana popular to the people Of the
county. He is careful and cor petent AND
mas good knowledge or property values
The w. T.U. reading room was op-
tnea oy social gathering in the Kennedy
building Tuesday, evening. cake and
conee were served. and the evening pass
ca IN games, singing etc, The room vii
Se supplied with good literature and
LOOKS and will be cosy place to. 60 Il
speno the coming winter evenings. Trl