The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-06-29
Shelton. Friday, June 10Th 1884,
Personals,

Attorney Chas. Aver was in town
on legal business Saturday.
Mrs. J. w. Day has been quite sick
this week, but is now improved.
Sheriff D. M. Duckworth was in
Seattle on business, Saturday.
J. H. Levee is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis, and will spend the Fourth here.
Will Freeburger made buying trip
to Tacoma last week, stocking up the
Potts store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Forbes and
Geo. Barron were over from Little
Skookum, Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Schlesener made a
trip to Tacoma last week attending
the Luthern Mission.
ilchie Monday, and reported the ar
rival of a son at his house on the 18th.
James Harris has been confined to
his bed four weeks with his broken
leg but hopes to move around by the
Fourth.
Thos McLarty was down the Sound
last week and visited several of the
big mills. He reports Blake1y running
full blast.
Mrs. John Graham was over from
Hoodsport Saturday on a shopping
trip, and to visit her sister, Mrs
James Harris.
The parents of County Surveyor l.
L. Hunter, his sister and cousin, ar
rived in Shelton Friday from Pennsy1
vania, to make Shelton their home.
John G. Juh1in of Duckabush was
married to Mis- Hi1da Anderson at Seat
tie Monday, and will make their future
home on the Canal.
H Haserodt, German-Lutheran min
lister of Tacoma. will hold services If
the Baptist Church next Tuesday
evening at the usual hour.
Rey. Geo. Buzzelle, Of Tacoma, will
hold Episcopal services at the Baptis
church, this Friday evening at
O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Knight an(
daughter Jessie, left for Custer
Whatcom County, this week, to spend
few weeks vacation visiting rela
tives.
Mrs. Cal. Saegar brought us in
sample box of Sharpless Strawberries
average size, eighteen making up tn
pound box. MIR. Saegar also give
notice that no further fishing will b
allowed on his meadow until the ha
is cut.
Mrs. H. L Alden is lying at tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kraudelt
in Olympia, very sick, having bee
unable to reach home from attending
the G. A. R. reunion. Mr.. Alden an
Clinton are with her.
Mrs. VIM. Asmus received word last
week of the death of her mother
Susannah Feaver, at Hamilton, Ont
aged "a years. Another daughte
Miss Martha Feaver is in Shelton
This family has had more than it
share of bereavments this year.
Miss Hattie Callow and Miss Agne
Campbell returned from trip to San
Francisco and the Mid-Winter TAI
last week, on the steamer Point LON
by way of Grays Harbor. Miss Ca
low is now at home above Kamilchie
after very pleasant trip.
Messrs. Mclaughlin and the Enmot
boys were out fishing above the Colds
borough falls last Thursday and caugt
90 fine trout. Two of us went out mex
day and succeeded in catching on
lone fish out of the hole the boy
caught fifty. 1t was the "otf' day
usual.
B. F, Roderick, who was stricke
with paralysis at his farm down tn
bay, three weeks ago, has been tall
ing since last Monday. DR.. Wells re
ports paralysis of the left side. MI
Roderick has lost the power of speec
and the control of his limbs, and
also said to be afflicted with bon
softening.
E. A. Kimba1l. the Tacoma sportin
dealer, came oyer with a party
fishermen bound for the Skokomis
river, attracted by the big So poun
Dolly Warden sent to Tacoma by Lee
Munson the other day. They spen
two days on the river on the river, r
turning with fair catch containin
several large trout.
The Countess of Wachniester an
Mrs. Blodgett addressed good size
audiance on both Saturday and Sunda
and assisted in the organization Of
Philosophical society on Sunday afte
noon. The Countess is very earne
speaker, witted to her theory, and e.
planned in full the teachings ar
powers of theosophy. She also answe
cd several questions put to her fro
the audience,