The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-04-27
shelton. Friday. April 9th 1894
Personals.

NIiS, al tIul y. dy lOI spent DUN DAY
in town.
r,liab Dunbar has just worsted an
attack of the grippe.
! ". Halls son, Leon, is expected
to arrive this week.
Sheriff Duckwort1 is out summon
ing jurors this week.
Mrs. L. E. Rex is recovering from a
severe attack of LaGrippe.
Miss Amy Buck1in is visiting friends
this week, at Little Skookum.
Thos. Bordeaux is down the Sound,
rustling business for his logging COM
panies.
q. a. Young was over from New
Kanlilche Monday on business, and
reports the logging actiye on the South
side.
Ed. Miller gave us a good humored
talk yesterday. Capt. Ed. is now half
farmer and 'tother half Captain of
the Biz.
+. G. De,ning took a party of
his Olympia friends for a trip to New
Kanilche Sunday on his little launch
Queen.
Fred Gamble and three of the boys
struck out for Grays Harbor last week,
but are now at work in a Single mill
near Elma
". S. Ellis rode to Olympia and re-
turn, Tuesday, in good time. The
road is none too good for travel with
bicycle yet.
'BoRN.-New Kamilche, April 23rd,
1894, to the wife of w. D. Hudson, a
beautiful, blue-eyed daughter" is the
way Will puts it.
Chas. Pole spent Sunday visiting
friends in Cheha1is. The boys say
that there is an attraction for Charlie
down in Lewis County
William Hartman has gone to Seat
tie, and is reported to have joined
Coxey's army, which was to start for
Washington Wednesday night
Henry 7. Rosenberg, of Seattle,
and Miss Hannah T. Anderson, OF
Skookun Bay, were married by JUS
tice Baldwin, Wednesday, and will
make Seattle their home.
Toll Thompson, adjuster for the
State Insurance Company, was in
town Friday night making up proof Of
loss in the recent Mcdonald fire
which will be settled this week.
J. ". Pratt, the o1d-tin1e farmer
of Summit was in town yesterday or
business. The shower caught him
here, but as it will sprout big field Of
wheat he has just planted, Mr.. Pratt
did not worry over the disagreeab1e
trip home.
NOTICE-There will be a musical
and literary entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday evening
May 5th 1894 given by the Ladies OF
the First Baptist church. Proceeds tc
be applied On purchase of an Organ
Tor the Churcll--admission made known
next week By order of com.
Oiney, the weather observer, who
disappeared from Olympia in Septen-
ber supposed by some to have been
drowned, has turned up in San Fran
cisco with his wife, who had previous
" drawn his $4,000 insurance. Most
people thought he had skipped out
and his lame story of temporary aber-
ration confirms it.
Fred Syvrud returned last Saturday
from trip to the Old Country, where
he has been visiting the old scenes
and friends of boyhood days for near
~ nine months. He reports conditions
fairly prosperous in Norway, although
the Old World is feeling acutely the
effects of the depression. The labor
ing class find work plentiful owing te
the large immigration of younger
Countrymen to America. Conditions
for the laboring classes in England
and Ireland are very bad. Fred re-
ports a splendid time all through his
trip, which he prolonged, knowing
that nothing much was to be gained
here. Having been away from Nor
way so long, he found more interest in
TIE JOURNAL than in the big home
papers.
PETIT JURY LIsT.-Following is the
selection of petit jurors for the tern
of Superior Court opening on May 0tf
next, the jury men to be present a
ten o'clock of said day: Cole Leisure
F. G. Morrow, Dan Frederick, H. L
Setter, L. H. Decker, Joseph Wood
". H. Asrnus, ]. w. Pratt, Thomas
Malaney, M. P. Hilton, o. C. Hanson
J. S. w. Shelton, A. M. Richardson
W. H. Maxwell. Howard Cyphert
sherman Chapman, Fred Neby, Dav'
I'llison, Edgar Fredson, Robt. Sheedy
Henry Latham, C. S. Dunbar, w. S
Covill, C. v. Dunbar.