The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-10-05
Correspondence and County Notes.

HARTSTEIN, Oct. 4, 1894
Your correspondent has just return
ed home after an absence of two weeks
in the hop fields and finds there is NJ
place like home.
The owner of the steamer Doctor
gave us ride to Olympia one day
this week and would like to say righ
here that since having changed he1
cabin He is dandy boat inside and
out.
Wallace Lott has returned home
from his work for the past two weeks
Mr.. ,Stykler and brother-in-law o.
Olympia are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lott
VIM Kendrick had stormy time
coming home from Olympia in his lit.
tie boat the other day.
We don't know what she bats hel
hook with but Miss Corey Our school
teacher can catch more fish going t.
and from her school than Grover
could in four years term of governor nj
fishing officially.
We hear that w. A. Rogers has
rented house in Olympia and will
leave the Island soon, having sold his
place here. He surely can't be too fal
from 4 good school and we do not like
to lose good men with families from
our Island.
| The captain of the steamer Seaside
has been making some improvements
on his boat and will continue to carry
passengers at the regular price, cor,
respondents to newspapers not except,
| ed.
| The Tribune man says that the A.
P. A. do not amount to anything. II
such is the case what does he think
the people who don't believe in it care
about reading his editorials on A. P.
A. Has he any A. P. A. subscribers.
T. H. B. Newell has purchased ten
more head of swine of J. G. Horn and
now has quite drove of hogs on his
ranch.
We are having a good school under
the management of Miss Corey, and
congratulate ourselves on getting so
good teacher.
w. A.'Rogers is home from Tacoma
where he went on business.
TEMPoRA.
REAL FAITH never grows weak by having to
wait. Sufferers taking Hooks Sarsaparilla for
chronic complaints should be patient and the
result will be satisfactory. Hoods Cures.
HOOD CANAL, Oct. ,, 1894.
IS Graham and wife of the reser-
Walton, returned last Saturday from
Michigan bringing with them his Sis
ter Miss Jennie Graham, of SAINT St
Marie.
MIS-. DR.. Kennicott began a private
scho oil at Union City yesterday. The
district is short of money, and will
probably be able to have only a short
term of public school, and so Mrs.
Keuuicott has yielded to the wishes of
some to teach in this way, so that the
that the children may have more edu-
tlon.
George S. Davis began teaching in
the Webb and Happily district about
threc weeks ago, while the reservation
school will begin in'ten days or two
wee ks.
Mrs. o. God Kin and children, who
have been spen,dng a few weeks on
the ir ranch near IFoodsport, returned
to Seattle last wee.e. Mr.. Godkin is
still in Europe, having secured evil
deuce of his right to be title OF Count
Won Galen of Austria, and is now try
ing to obtain the estate belonging to
him. The father of Mr.. Godkin was
Count there, but was driver, into exile
and came to America, whe re Mr.. God
kin was born. Political CHI anges have
taken place now, so that Mr.. Godkin
has right to the position nd estate
occupied by his ancestors. I he latter
il said to be of great value, perhaps
over a million. The card of ldrs and
Miss Gsdkin now reads Coun tess
Thereaa, Godkin Won Galen Aim 4
Godkin Won Galen Baroness de Sthoe-
nau.
Snow has fallen on the Olympic
mountains, telling us that winter is
sorning, while the rain of the past
week or two is making up for the dry
weather of July, August and half of
September. S.
HOODS, PILLS act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently on the bowels. Csc
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