The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-01-03
Shelton, Friday, Jan. 3, 1890.
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

Gctout yoar sleigh Or slel anl take>a
sleighde.
Ladies' untrimmed, Good Wool Felt Hats, at
Mrs. Eat0I's, for fl.G0. =
C. V. Dunbar has a fac liae Of Per-
fumes for the Holidays.
Everett Fredson. is lying very sick at
akland, Of Typhoid fever.
BoRN:-To the wife of Chas. Horton,
at Shelton, Dee. 9th, a daughter.
Ii in want of good Chewing Tobacco. try c.
V. Dunbar's Golden Thread Fine Cut" x
BoaN;-At Oyster Buy, Dec 18th, 10
the wife OF NJ. G. Simmons, daughter
New Years began with now-and it
st Ill SHOWS, with prospect OF an uncom
mon fall.
Bob Mares, the cook, is reported to haye
died in Olympia recently. His complaint
was mania-a-pottu.
Miss Bertha Morrow has gone over to
take charge of the Skokomish school.
Miss Ansorge having returned.
The store room next door to Asmus and
SargisOn's Shoe Store, is soon % be Occu-
pie,l with a stock of Hardware etc.
That's proper Several prIs IFS have be-
gun The New Year Alright by subscri bling
for the JOURNAL. 4 good Investment.
IN the line OF Millinery, Mrs. Eaton has lot
OF new goods lately received. x
To receive free the years subscription
to the Amer lean Farmer, the JOURNALS
subscribe rs must be paid to date and one
year in advancc--or for 1899
Mrs. J. s. Forbes of Kamlche, spent
ca riSim Is day in EIma, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Bunn, and her par
cnts, Judge and Mrs. Taylor.
AL J. Mnnson has arranged to secure
Magazines, Periodicals or Newspapers,
from ali parts Of the country, and can
furnish any desired publication On short
notice. *
w 3. Baldwin. while hcwiug timber
t.rrr the Satsod Company's turntable, Mon
'dav, stuck the adze into the calf of his
left leg. 1t was not serious cut, but
bled profusely.
If you wish good Cigar call at the Drug
Store. \
A scarcity of 'praties and corner in
coal oil, are matters of interest to tn e
Sh elton h0usekeeper nowadays. The
SatSop Company has several tons of 90
taloes on the way to Shelton.
What's the matter with doing some
thing to enclose the graveyard with a
SubSta ntial fence, and making other i'm
prove mcnts. so that it will not be the
stamping ground Of all the cattle that feed
on the prairie.
House lining Wallpaper, Tacks and Hammers
at +. Z. Dunbars.
School begins neXtMonday, and we are
pleased TO note that the prospect for h av-
iny school turOu ybout the year is good,
and that The new directors will give the
pro rrcSs OF the school some consideration
Some clearing up should be done abo ut
the building.
Mrs Swan, mother Of Miss Maggie
Swan, diel at Olympia last Saturday, and
was buried the following Tuesday
James Mcintosh and Allan Monroe, at
tented the funeral. but Miss Swan is no,
sufficiently recovered to leave the house
Gail AMI see copies of the American Farmer
which is given free to all paid subscribers. ,
DR.. Beach removed from the ankle OF
George McDOugall. a small piece of bone
on Sunday. GEORGE broke his ankle about
year ago, bit the silver Of bone re-
maine'l in tue flesh, causing a running
sore. He will not be troubled with his
ankle any more.
The remains of John McCabe were in
tered in the Catholic cemetery near
Olympia on Saturday last. Word came
from his brother in Corn wall, Ontario, to
embalm the body and express it East,
but this order was afterwards counter
manGed and the original intention car
ric1 out.
For Paints. Oils, Earnishes and Brushes, go to
CIV. DunbarS.
The school directors of district No. l.,
held a meeting on Monday evening, 10
settle several questions and arrange for
the coming term Miss Della Walsh was
engaged as principal and Miss Clara An
sorge, as assistant for the spring term.
which is To open next Monday, January
9Th
Sui, was brought by G. w. Freeburger
Il Son, against E. Carey, for the settle
ment CT disputed account which had
been standing for some time. The jury,
after reducing the amount of account, gave
case to plaintiff Defendant to settle in
the sum of Sal SO. and costs. The case
was tried before Justice of The Peace Cy-
phcrt.
Call and see the new shoe Store, occupied by
Asnr,s and Sar"ison 1F,.; IA full line OF
Roots. shoes and Slippers AMI Ru her goods 81
al kinds for men woln, and cniliren. Also
nave Dressing and Polishcs.
The small building on Fourth Street
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and waste, caught fire and burned down
last Saturday night, DESTROYING the oil
tank. several barrels of oil aud bales of
waste. and but for the prompt aid Of the
crowd would have burned up several piles
OF the lumber for the machine shop II
was a good thing tha: the machine shops
building was not up.
Before Justice Cypherts court on Tues
gay came for hearing the case of State VS.
G {. Kennedy, FOR closing up road
tnr'nga his place Il appears that par
Us living, beyond Mr. Kennedy's. in the
Happy Valley. pass through his place.
pHt nave frequently left the gates opca.
-'ter demonstrating he nailed up the gates
out They were cul down, when he eifcctu-
# closed The road BIZ telling trees
across il, hence the complaint. 1t appears
mt The road used is not the regular
c'nnv road. The Use has been post
ppnTd to allow delcn liant time 10 Secure
COUNSEL.