The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-12-21
Shelton. Friday, Dec2 18th. 1894.
Personals

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tie wife d John Swanson. boy.
Mrs. John Dow. of Hoodsport is yis-
ting 1irs. Sam Caldwell. this week.
Tie infant child of Chas. Wiss is
suffering a bad attack of bowel trouble.
The Misses White. of Clifton, were
visiting Thos. and Mrs. Haywood. in
Egypt valley last week.
Judge Dunbar remains much the
same. and ne usually feels quite we'll
except during occasional spells Of
pain.
Mrs. 4. ). Trenper and children
left Monday morning to spend the
winter with her parents at Lawrence.
Kansas.
Fred E. Woods is engaged in NOV
ing his goods IN from the Satsop. to
his new claim on the Kamilche road,
beyond ]. VI. Elson's.
Joe Valley. of the Satsop, passed
through town Wednesday. enroute for
Kamilclle. where he will cut wood for
the railroad during the winter.
Frank Tuell and Ralph Covill drove
overland to Olympia last Saturday
night. returning late Monday night.
They must have had 4 splendid trip.
Earnest Dahlstroi:i reports the death
Of one OF the twins. the daughter, on
Wednesday morning. four weeks of
age. The little boy is still doing we'll.
Carl Stebbins drove over from
HoodSport Monday. He repo rts con-
siderable snow on the roads. especi-
ally between Hoodsport and Lake
Cusllnan.
Mr.. aud. 1irs. II. l.. Alden were in
Olympia this week, visiting Mrs.
kraudelt. MIR. Alden alse has an ap-
plication for pension and was before
the board OF medical examiners
Mr.. Mcknight and party Of TacoIna.
were ont in the Mason Lake country
with Davis last week and secured enc
deer. DR.. Wintermute and A. Reeves
Ayers. who spent last Sunday there
were not so fortunate.
Receiver Mailman. Of Olympia,
with the balance eff the Armstrong
Bros stock OF dry goods. held forth
in the old Freeburger store for several
DAYS this week. closing out the goods.
Frank Gendron. we'll known log
gers. employed by Bordeaux for the
last six years. died at the Sisters hos
pital last Saturday. after a painful
illness. The funeral took place last
Sunday. the steamer Doctor taking q
number of Shelton friends to the
funeral.
Chas. Jones, conductor on the Shell
ton Southwestern logging train had
two fingers mashed. being run over
by the trucks. Wednesday morning.
The middle finger was uniu jured.
while the next fingers were badly
crushed. but Dr.. Beacl, thinks they
can be saved
c. L. Whitney. President of the
Northwest Nursery association and
proprietor of the Northwestern Muir
sery Of Walla Walla, was in our city
last week delivering fruit trees. AL
of his customers were highly pleased
with their trees and all say they are
the finest trees by far that have come
into Shelton and packed in the fines,
shape These trees are grown in oul
own state and people should patronize
home industry in place of sending
out OF the state for trees
Will Hudson, who was in Shelton
last Saturday. reports that his brothe,
Jokn. now at Marshaltown, Iowa, i
in very serious condition from dia
betes. resulting from a partial attach
of paralysis year ago. and no hope:
were entertained for his recovery
John has a great many friends in
Mason County. who deeply regret hi,
falling health. [LATER.-News ha.
been received of John Hudson.
death on the Sth, at his nother'.
home He was born at Louth. Eng
lanr. July 9TH. 1880, and came t.
America with his parents in 1868. h
has resided in Mason County for th.
past twelve years. and made everyone
his friend attracted by his quiet ant
cheerful disposition, honest and gen
erons principles and his sturdy man
hood He leaves an aged mother and
two BROKERS in Iowa. a sister in Kan
sas, and 4 brother, Will Hudson, wht
IS resident of Mason County. News
Of his death comes with many re
grets-l
Cur Christmas Dinner.