The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-25
Shelton. Friday, May 25th 1894.
Personals.

''Father'' David Shelton visited the
Capital city Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Leake spent a few days
Of this week in Olympia.
CT. w. Freeburger is home from the
Soldiers home at Orting on visit.
Mrs. Freedman, of Tacoma, was
visiting Mrs Schlesener and Mrs. Myres
this week.
3. D Mills, Clifton's post master and
storekeeper, was in town on business
yesterday.
John Bannse, of BucCda, is visiting
his daughter Mrs Al. J. Munson, and
son Dan.
n iss Hattie Callow left Tuesday for
San Francisco, where she will remain
about month.
Mrs. Blodgett, of Seattle, gave lee
ture on theosophy at Kneeland Hall,
Thursday night.
Mrs. W. L. Morrow spent several
days at Union City this week, return
ing Wednesday.
BORN-Wednesday, May % to the
wife of William Maxwell, daughter.
Cong ratu1ations are in order.
1t is reported that John McReavy is
quite sick at Union City, suffering
from an attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Thos. O'Neill was out to his Satsop
ranch Monday, and is arranging to
Ii ave considerable clearing done this
summer.
w. S. Ellis rode to Olympia Satur-
day on his safety, returning Monday,
but reports the roads not yet in good
trim for bycicles.
'Mrs. L. C. Young is expected from
Edison tonight, to spend sometime in
Shelton, visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Dunbar, and friends in town.
Mr.. Lindland, of the Olympia con-
tracing firm of Savage, Schofeld &
Lindland, was in town Tuesday,
figuring on the proposed bridge across
the Skokomish river.
II. Haserodt, Luthern minister of Ia
coma preached services in the German
language at the Methodist church last
Tuesday, and the German residents of
Shelton were in attendance.
Rev. DR.. Curl will preach the mem
oria1 services in the Knee1and Hall
next Sunday morning at 1890. There
will be TO morning services in the
Methodist Church. All are invited to
attend the services.
DR.. J. Brown Dentist is now in Shell
ton and will remain till June 1st. Re
member the Doctor is first class with
out a doubt, so call early for en-
gagements as he will be busy. Office
Room Hotel Webb.
The parents of L. L. Hunter, Mr..
and Mrs Solomon Hunter, with their
daughter and her COUSIN Miss A1tha
Corey, are expected to reach Shelton
from Mill City Pa, about June 1st.,
to make this their future home.
Kim Munson left for Portland Mon
day, to accept the position as e1ectri-
clan for Thos Guinean, his former
employer, in one of the leading hotels
there. Kim is young edition of The
Edison. and is very HANDY with electri-
al apparatus.
Several New Kami1che ladies avail
ed themselves of the trip of the Polly
for boomsticks last Friday and spent
several hours in town, shopping at
Mrs Eaton's and other stores. Mrs.
Geo. Simpson, Mrs. Geo. Tew, Mrs.
James Patterson and Mrs. T. Roberts
were among the number.
Johnnie Morrison, A. w. Fredson,
Bob Elliott and Hugh Munyon attend
ed the entertainment and dance at
Union City last Friday night. The
boys report splendid time, although
arriving too late for the entertainment.
Visitors were there from all points on
the canal, and were we'll pleased.
The Editor attended a meeting OF
the executive committee Of the Wash
ington Press Association at Olympia,
Tuesday, arranging the program fol
the coming session, June 11-14tn. The
citizens of Olympia expect to treat the
fraternity we'll aud post them on the
Capitol question. Chairman Murphy
furnished the COMMITTEE box to see
1.-THE New South.
j. Watson aud wife, took buggy
ride over to ]. w. Pratt's ranch over
the new road last week, the first We
hicle over the road. They report that
his plac is one of the finest ranches te
be seen in this country, and his crops
are in fine growing condition. His
cattle are also looking we'll after go
ing through a hard winter. Mr.. Wat
son also tried to tell US that his was
the first vehicle that had ever been or
Jacks place,-but, trust road super
visor to see that he is provided with
roads.