The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-10-12
Shelton. Friday, Oct. 18th 1894.
Personals.

Mrs Geo. Huntley visited the Inter
state Fair, Thursday
a. E. Freeburger made a business
trip to Seattle this week.
James Sweetland was over from
Union City and called Wednesday,.
J. E. Jones was up from Hartstein
Island, Monday, and gage this Office :.
cali.
Mrs. J. J. Watson and family LETT
for E1lensburgh this week, to join her
husband.
Doc Simmons was over from Kan
ilche Monday, having inen&ed 4 50 IL
ticker pillow.
Al ] Munson and Eli Bannse, with
their families, spent Sunday on d
picnic down the bay.
Judge Mason Irwin is holding court
this week, and will probably complete
the calendar this evening.
Mrs. M. Eells, of the Skokon1iSh
Reservation, was in town this week,
visiting Miss Clara Ansorge.
]. w. Roberts and wife, Misses Cora
Saunders and Nellie Edgbert of Area
dia, spent Tuesday at the Interstate
Fair
BoRN-Satsop Valley, Sunday, Oct
eth, to the wife of David Kelly,
bouncing cainpaigner, big enough to
be weighed on the hay scale s-12ibs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Peterson
spent several days at the Interstate
fair this week, and returned Tuesday
evening we'll pleased with their visit.
F. Grundy Morrow is on trip down
Sound, for the first time in several
years, and will take IL the Fair.
Grundy is one of the older pioneer Of
Mason County.
Henry Latham dropped i'll Tuesday
to tell lis that the trout are thick IL
the Skokon1ish river just now, any
sport wishing to use salmon eggs can
fill a barrel in no time.
Vim. Potts returned Monday from
Edison, where he has been assisting
Will Freeburger to arrange the new
store. He reports a fine store and
good prospects for business.
L. L. Hunter spent several days
down Sound this week, keeping Up a
fresh, clean stock of goods il the Hun
ter & Eaton's store. This firm is now
the largest in the trade, and IS attrae-
ting the bulk of the farming patron
age.
Mrs Mac. Draper has disposed Of
most of her furniture and is stopping
with the Stewart family for the pres
ent. expecting to go. East on visit
soon. Will Forbes and wife purchased
the household goods and have gone to
housekeeping in the house vacated by
Mrs. Draper.
Robert and John Callow were over
from New Kamilcfe Saturday, Robert
was settling with the county Treas
urer for the construction Of 4 neat lit
tie school house, which he has Just
completed in his district for $500.
Arthur Callow will shortly open q
of school there.
Robert Elliott and Hiss Ella
Williams left for Seattle yesterday
morning, and their friends say Bob
and Miss Ella will come back one"
Hartford Clark and Miss Ruth Butts
will be married by Rev. (. M. Wheeler
at the home of Mrs. Huckabee this
afternoon, The JOURNAL. extends
best wishes to both the young aspi-
rants for connubial happiness.
DR.. Riley, George Jones and Fran k
Study returned last Thursday from a
four weeks trip in the, Olympic Noun
tains. They found considerable game
and the Doctor devoted much Of his
time to prospecting, discovering large
view of black hen1atite iron ore three
miles long. Owing to snow, ralii and
s1eet the latter part of the stay was
of hardship, and the trip home ful
of excitemc Mt. All returned IN good
health.
The following jurors were called foi
this term of court several being ex.
cused from service: Robt Galiow, u
NJ lark Drahan1, G S Ereeburger, John
Kneeland, J f Riley, a Y Hurst, Z
O Williams, W L Sargison. Chas Wiss
Alex Marshall. ALI Fredson, Il "
Martin, John H Comfort John \ NC
Donald. T. w. Daniels. Chas Huntley
Geo vogtlin, Chas F Pole, Oscar lie
Franc. ] " Saunders, Harry Ford
L X Munson, Thos Brown and Nm
Cummings.
Notice to Voters.