The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-03-22
Friday. March %, 1895.
Personals

r.. rl5s. McLarty made shop
....--r.o - olympia Wednesday.
- >5.i4h Beach has gone to Rem
.-a.r IS. Belc1 short visit.
2.-<- Shelton. Tuesday, March I9,
---t.e:feof Joseph Deere, a daughter
D. Hicks i out again after pain
-. sx3.r;ence with several carbuncles.
+ Butts aud Sam Fisk have gone
* r:'rj1e to work on the railroad
-c-a-.
Frank. eldest son of Rev. F. NJ.
7r-,--,.r. IS visiting at the parsonage
MS we=k.
Mrs VIM. Shorter wet to OlyDfia
Wednesday noon, returniag or the
evening trip.
Ivt-e Mason Irwin is the possessor
# q. .:...e daughter, which arrived at
lfa.-c,auo on the 10th.
Mrs.. \. NJ. Frost and daughter,
Nj, Florence. visited friends IN
O.vro;a. over Sunday.
Kew. -. W DcdN eli w III COhouNS eh$
u>1a. monthly services in the Bap-
-;,.c,lurch on Saturday and Sunday
next.
Ed. NcReavy and VIM. Kennedy
were over from the formers camp on
tie p. :. x G. H. Railroad Sunday,
visiting their families.
4
were III town Wednesday, having rid
den down from Olympia on their
wheels.
County Clerk L. J. Morrison went
over . Union City last Saturday to
take the final proof of W. L, Butler
who : lying at the Occidental Hotel
with broken leg.
Miss Minnie Ford has gone to Clifton
where she will teach the school at the
head II the Canal. Miss Althea Corey
began teaching the school at New
Kam:che after very short vacation.
/. L. Hunter is down the Sound on
! business trip this week. The Shell
Ton Cash Store has a fine lot of apples
purchased last fall which they will
market in Seattle. In the future a
profitable trade can be worked up by
the careful packing of our winter APP
pies. and shipping to the city market
at this season. when good apples are
scarce and high.
Geo. ". Freeburger has gone to Los
Angeles. Southern California where
he viii spend the Summer and per-
haps a year or two. r. w. Shaw has
subleased the north part of the Slocum
land for three years and will put it in
cultivation this summer, thus Mr.
Freeburger can make a long stay, il
his health is improved by the climate
License to marry was issued to Jud
P. Becker, late populist candidate fol
Sheriff of Mason County, and Mrs
Ella II. Henderson, by Auditor Hop
kiHs Of Thurston County, Wednesday
and we learn that the parties were
married III Olympia that evening
Tie JOURNAL. wishes the happy
couple all prosperity. They expect te
return Saturday and make Shelter
their future nome.
E.E. Crowell, Receiver of the Shell
ton Southwestern Railroad, is expect
Ell home daily from bis visit to Ohio
where lie went to examine, and II sat
i>factory. purchase new locomotive
for the road. The Bertha is becoming
unreliable, and the work is too hare
for one engine. The road is now no
behind in hauling long trains OF log
and is also extended so far from Shel
ION that it takes half day to make
trip. When the new locomotive come
the 5. S. will be good second to tn
Port Blakelv road-until the logging
business improves and all the camp
operated by the Mason County and tn
Granger Logging Companies are
work on the Washington Southern.
Tom Blanck, the b1ood-thirsty muir
derer and eight other dangerous Grin
mails walked out of King County
Jail last Sunday to liberty. Murph
and Wilcox, two convicted murderer
went to the police headquarters an
reported the exodus. but, at last a
counts only two lesser criminals ha
been apprefended. Blauck held q
the night jailor. through the wickt
with a fake pistol, and that coward
Individual opened the doors to libert
without struggle, letting a crowd {
dangerous men at large in the country
Doubtless blood will be shed befoi
they are recaptured. AT the h0urs {
trial, just what the jailor is PAID 70
he proved faithless. and deserveshars
treatment. Rewards are posted
over the Sound and Sheriff caldwe
is also on the lookout for the escapl
having full descriptions. Several
the rnurderers should have been hun
ere this, but the laws delays hay
saved them so far. The public vi
probably get tired of these judici'
farces, and repeat the high TRACED
OF 1882 in Seattle.