The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-06-01
III. Friday, June 1St 1894
Personals.

of Court, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Shields was in town over
Sunday, visiting Mrs. J. w. Day, and
other friends in town.
Mrs. W. r. Early was visiting at
her old home near E1ma last week, re
turning the Union City Wednesday.
J. c. Reddy, a prosperous farmer
from Lewis County, near Centralia, is
IN town visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Benny Wiley.
Miss Jessie McDoaald spent Sun
day in Olympia, to be present at the
catechism of her sister Dollie and
Tressa Hunt1ey.
Dave Barnard, a we1l-Known logger
in this section ten years ago, died at
Orting and was buried by the Olym-
pia Masons Monday.
John Little left for his old home in
Canada last week, and will be gone
about month. His partner, Grin ley,
is in charge of the business.
Jacob Haupt1ey returned Saturday
from visit to E1ma. The Chronicle
dale stallion, Dutchman, to John W.
Br ady.
Mrs. P. L. FARRELL and Mr.. and Mrs.
Atkinson were up from Hartstein Is
land Wednesday on business, connect
ed with the issuance of letters of ad-
mi nistration to Mrs. FARRELL.
Rono Cornier, who made an en-
forced somersau1t at Williamson
Camp two weeks ago, is out on the
streets again. and will return to Shell
ton next week, until he is strong
enough to go to camp.
Geo. Simpson was over Monday pre-
fcrring charges against the Dorman
Bros. for stealing lot of goods from
the Company's ware house in April
He reports the Simpson Camps put
ting ont close onto $4,000 feet of logs
per day.
Mrs. S. c. Young spent several days
in town visiting her daughter Mrs
Mamie Dunbar and friends, leaving
Tuesday morning to attend the Decor
alton day exercises in Olympia. She
expects to make longer stay later or
this month.
Mrs. Chas. Doyle left Monday fol
her former home in Ohio, accompanied
by her two children. Owing to the
recent unfortunate death of her hus
band on his way East, this country
has no further attractions for the be-
reaved family. John Doyle saw then
safely off at Tacoma.
MARRIED.-At the Hotel Dipman
Saturday evening May Doth. Burr
Sheldon, williamson S boss horse-tea,n
ster to Mrs. Ida Gamble. Rev. J. M
p. Hickerson officiating. Only few
friends of the couple were present
Both have a host of friends among
the lurnbernlan who wish them well
The happy couple will make their fu
tire home at Williamsons' camp or
the Shelton Southwestern r. r.
James Harris, hook-tender at Will
liafnson's met with an unfortunate
accident Tuesday, which will lay him
up month or more. While hauling
crooked log the end swung and strucl
him, breaking his right leg below thu
knee and dislocating his ankle. HI
was brought home on the first trip o.
the train. and Doctor Beach dressed
his injuries and made the injured log
Ger comfortable. Three logging &C
cidents have occurred so far, but none
fatal We hope that this season may
not witness another run" of acci
dents in the camps.
SUCCESSFUL. TEACHERS-Fo llowins
IS the list of certificates granted b.
the school Supt. and board at the re
cent teachers examin alton: Jean Todd
Union City. Leroy Jones, Matlock, ane
Robt B. Daniels, of Matlock, each End.
grade. Cora Ga1usha, Jessie Knight
J. S. Whitehead, Fred Day, all of Shel
ton, each third grade.
Certificates Endorsed: Henry II
Gunderson, of Pierce Co., and Heller
. Toles of Kitsap Co., each End grade
Effie E. Johnson. of Kitsap Co., AM
Strah Williams, Skagit Co., each 60
1st grade. Sam Wyatt secured tn
certificate for normal school term II
competitive examination
SCHOOL CAUCUS.-A meeting wa
held in the school house Monda
evening for the selection of candidate
for school officers for the ensuing
term J. W. Day was selected
chairman and Al. MunsOn as secre
tary eff the meeting. Numerous name
were offered and the following
nominations: w. B. Eaton. directo
for three years; Al. ]. Munson, direc
tor one year, and Ralph Potts TO
clerk. Nearly fifty votes were cast.