The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-23
Shelton. Friday. Aug. 18th, 1895
Personals.


town Tuesday, on the way home from
Union City.
Miss Kittie Brooks, of Fremont,
visited Miss Edith Fredson, at Oak
land, this week.
Miss Lulu Dunbar has gone to
Enumclaw to pay visit to the
family of her uncle, Will Dunbar.
Engineer Ben Snider is deing well
and will soon be able to get out OF the
house. though not to work for a month
or more.
The August Northwest Magazine,
has a written and illustrated article
on Lake Cushnan, by Geo. Cady
Johnson.
A. w Fredson returned Wednesday
from a weeks visit to Lewis county.
There was some talk of sending out a
search party for Alf.
ST. Garrison, of Garrison Bros.
the Sumas druggists, was in town last
week. and says he has completed all
arrangements for removing to Shell
ton and will be ready for business
shortly.
A. II. Anderson spent several days
in town this week, directing affairs OF
the Peninsu1ar Ry. S. G. Simpson is
also in town looking after his inter
ests in the new store and the logging
camps.
Vim. Let1n, who received a serious
injury from a knife in the hands Of
his son, while engaged in butchering
a hog last fall, was in town this week
for the first time since the accident
his recovery being very slow.
Mrs. Ga1usha and her aunt, Mrs
HAYES, left Tuesday for Mrs. Galu'
sha's home in Seattle. Mrs. Halves is
a sister of Mrs. G. W. Ford, and re-
Gently came out from Arkansas te
make her home in Washington.
Geo. Woodcock is on the streets
again, having about recovered from
his injuries of the recent wreck. He
left for the Hospital at Olympia, yes
terday. His burns are healing nicely
but having a hospital ticket he viii
take advantage of it.
DR., Beach was called to Hoodspor
to set broken leg for A ] Baker, wht
is running logging camp there. HI
was engaged in tearing down camp
when the roof fell on him. He wa
sent to his home in Seattle on tn
steamer Chehalis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Hicks returne'
from their stay at the ocean beach a
Westport Tuesday evening, reporting
a splendid time, although the night
are getting quite cool there. Mis-
Maude Saegar remained in Montesan'
visiting friends for few days.
Mrs. Marcia Bateman desires t.
thank the United Workinen and Cd
Fellow fraternities of which MI
James Bateman was a member, tn
choir and all those who kindly assist
ed and ,ninistered to her late hus
band in his great affection and who's
kindly efforts did much to believe tn
blow of bereavement.
Grin Stanhope has purchased tn
Mccain place in Cyphert's Addition
and is having the house finished TO
his future home. Mr.. Stanhope, lik
others has paid enough rent in Shelto
to build a pretty fine house if apple
in that direction.
Mrs. L. X. Munson has just receive
a full line of Butterick's Patterns d
rect from New York. These pattern
will be sold at the regular price An
will prove great convenience to tn
ladies, saving time, postage and Ell
pense in securing needed patterns fo
their work. The latest designs will b
received as issued, and the stock keI
mp.
John Corkish, G. z. Mason and T
Rogers were down from Olympia las
Saturday on the launch frankie. TIL
parties are connected with the Olyn
pia Pipe works, and are looking afte
the, contract for supplying new WOO
pipe. The Council is planning to la
an eight inch supply pipe from the n
servoir to the big Shelton spring
instead of the four inch pipe to th
present spring, which does not proper
ly supply the tank at all seasons.
Mr.. T. Mccullough, who has been d
Ginning of consumption for the pa
year, died at his home in Union Cit
last Friday and was buriedon Sunda..
Mr.. Mccullough was well-know
resident of the Canal, where he h;
resided for several years past. Z
leaves a widow, two sons and tv
daughters. Miss Minnie, a teacher
the Olympia public schools. and Nj
Carrie, who taught in the Sheltf
school last term. The bereaved fand
have the sympathy Of the commulalt