The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-07
Shelton. Friday, Dec. 9TH. 1894.
Personals.

dition this week.
Mrs. Hamilton, of Seattle, was visit
ing Mrs. H. S. Tremper, this week.
Mrs. L. E. Rex and Mrs. Susie
Hutchinson visited Tacoma this week
County Clerk-e1ect L. J. Morrison
is arranging to build a dwelling and
move into town.
Chas. Leake drove down to Pick
ering, Wednesday, to scale a raft Of
logs for Joe Goodro.
Thos. Bordeaux and Receiver Dob
son, of the Washington, Southern
we're in Seattle Monday, on business.
Mrs. S. c. Young returns to Edison
tomorrow, accompanied by Mrs. Ma
mic Dunbar, who goes for a short
visit.
Mrs. w. H. Kneeland slipped on the
icy front porch of their residence Sun
day, and sustained bad fall, being
confined to her ROOM
Frank Linton was struck with q
tender on the Washington Southern,
Monday, and suffered a painful scalp
wound.
DR.. Wells amputated the entire in.
dex finger of John Flanders right
hand, Tuesday. Necrosis of the bone
having set in, this was necessary to
save the hand.
L. L, Hunter was down to Seattle
this week on a buying trip, and the
new store is now we'll stocked for the
holiday trade in dress goods, as well
as the neccssaries of life.
Special agents Reece and Humphrey
were in town Tuesday looking over
the Northern Pacific express business.
They were greatly surprise at the ex-
tent of the business so far, being
double what the company anticipated.
Walter D. McBryde, we'll known in
this county has become a prominent
man in the Hawaiian kingdom, or
rather republic, having been chosen
as member of the Legislature, under
the new provisional government.
r. w. Shaw was struck on the fore
head with a peevey handle Wednes.
day morning while unloading logs On
the Shelton Southwestern, cutting 2
deep cash over his eye-Dr. Beach
dressed the wound, and no serious
effects are expected.
Shelton Lodge No. 60 LOOT. elect
ed officers for the ensuing term at their
regular meeting Wednesday evening
as follows: c. F. Pole, N G; John A.
Morrison, V G; L. K. Munson, Rec.
Secy; F. c. Wiley, Per. Secy.; Thos.
McLarty Treasurer.
The following Officers was elected
by the Shelton Lodge No. 81, A. o. U
W.: P. M. W., J. P. Butts; M. W..
Robt. Sheedv; Overseer Thos. Read
Forman, John Hammond, Recorder
L ]. Morrison; Receiver L. K. Nun
son: Financer, VIM. Bauer; Guide
Bert Wright Inside Waterman, Franz
Drolet
Presiding Elder Moore will hols
quarterly meeting in the M. E. Church
next Saturday and Sunday. 1t is ex
pected that the quarterly conference
will convene Saturday evening. Their
will be a Love Feast Sunday morning
at $50, followed by preaching by the
Elder. The sacrament will be admin
istered at the close of the morning
service.
Thanksgiving day broke rathe
short for Marshall Campbell, one o
Granger Company's loggers. Will
boarding the trucks at the water tanl
to go to the camp, shortly after din
ner, he fell under the train, severa
trucks passing over him. One arr
was broken and his left leg badl.
mashed by the heavy trucks, but tn
man iniraculouslv escaped fatal inju
ries. DIR. Wells dressed his injuries a
the Webb, and Campbell was sent t
the Sisters hospital at Olympia las
Saturday. The train crew are in n
wise blamed for the accident,-to'
much good cheer.