The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-04-06
shelton. Friday. April 9Th 1894,
Personals.

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the doctors care.
Jean D. Riley was in Tacoma Mo n
day on legal business.
Geo. Barron was over from New
Kamilchie Wednesday.
Joe Carstairs has returned to the
farm, his jaw action unimpaired.
Doc Simmons and John Saunders
were over from Oyster Bay, Monday.
BoRN.-To the wife of Chas. Wive11,
another boy. April LIST, "-three boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Tremper drove over to
Montesano Tuesday returning yester-
day.
Geo. Graham begins three months
term at the Dayton School district
next Monday.
Postmaster Kane, of Union City
made Shelton visit yesterday, and
laid in supplies.
John Lloyd was over from Dewatto
Tuesday, in the interests of bridge
across the creek.
William Potts has so far regained
his health as to go back to his small
farm up the valley.
Clearance Fisk secured the Dewatto
school, Dist. Is, for a 3-months term,
and will commence Monday.
Judge Hall has sent for his young
son Leon to spend the summer with
him, and the lad is expected next week.
Commissioners Nance, Ca11ow and
Rodenberger were attending the regu-
lar April term of Court this week.
Read their proceedings.
]. z. Mcdonald came in with the
contractors for the cutoff. Tuesday
and is getting ready to turn the
Wheels on the Washing ton Southern.
Good
Miss Clara Ansorge will shortly
visit her parents near Waterloo, Ore
gOn, and spend the summer. H. J.
Wehnes will occupy her home with his
family.
Jacob Hauptley rode over to Elrna,
Monday, looking after his stallion.
He reports the farmers of the Cheha-
lis country fairly happy and content
ed, with plenty to eat.
Jesse Jewell and wife left last week
for their former home in Holton, Me.
Mrs. Jewell has been here over a
year, but as her health has been poor.
they decided to return East.
Commissioner Rodenbcrger drove
the other members of the Board over
to the Skokomish river Wednesday to
look over the site for the proposed
bridge, which has been pctitioned for
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Stewart drove
III from Pickering passage Friday
Mr. Stewart tells us that Mr.. Robert
Jarrell's health is still poor, but his
neighbors hope for improvement with
the advent of better weather.
Judge Hall Davis, founder of the
wcli-known Davis Dairy" in C1al
lam County, died in Seattle las
Saturday, He was an old pioneer. ant
leayes wife and six daughters, one
OF whom is Mrs. Allen Weir.
y NEW ENGLAND SUPPER, 15CTS.-
The ladies' of the w. G. 7. U. will
give supper Saturday eve, April 9TH
from half past five to eight. Come
one. come all and help the ladies, the
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room. Supper in lower floor of the
Odd Fellows hall.
P. Jacobson, New Kamilche's shoe
maker, was il town Saturday, OF
business, and placed his name on GU
list. Mr.. Jacobson reports that Geo
Barron's new store building at the
Point is nearly completed and his
stock of goods is expected shortly
which Will prove convenience to the
residents of the vicinity. He also re
ports that the Simpson camps are
putting in considerable logs, and on
train is making full time. Altogether
business hasa brighter aspect at New
h3n1llChe.
LlLLEwAUP FALLS.--Chas. w. Bake
with Thos II. James and Geo. Aaro, a
Witnesses, was over from LillewauI
Friday making final proof on hi
homestead entry. He reports improv
ment at the Falls city, and gettinI
ready for the summer travel. Fur
ness is renovating his fine 3story hote
building and stocking up his store
Bizazza, (he who got the best of 10
Woods in an s'unsight unseen" Ian
tradel has sent lumber down frer
Seattle to construct porch and max
other improvements about his summe
boarding house. A good tourist trave
Is expected on the Canal this season
Llllewaup is also an intreance to tn
Lake Cushman region, and about tn
same distance as Hoodsport.