The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-12-27
Shelton, Friday, December 27th, 1895
Personals.

John Kent left for his former home
in Michigan last week.
Mrs, Frank Binns spent Christmas
week in town visiting friends.
BoRN.--Shelton, Dec. 25rd., to the
wife of Jud p. Becker, a daughter.
Dt. n. 1, Beach has gone to Renton
tOsi pend the holidays with Mrs. Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Cole will spend
part of the holidays visiting Seattle
friends
Barber Deegan has put in a second
chair with Albert Darling, of Olympia,
as assistant.
Alf Fredson went off to spend his
Christmas-somewhe SO did Supt.
Gunderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McReavy left
for Victoria to spend the holiday with
the latter family.
= Chas Stanfeld, OF Tacoma, spent
Sunday in Strengthening ducks with L.
X. Munson, at Rodenbergers.
Chas. Talcott was in town Monday
and Tuesday, and did a fair trade in
the sale of jewelry and watches.
Mr.. Rodney Bell is home from Col
orado, visiting his family for the ho1i-
days and may remain in Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mulryan were
over from Kamilche Tuesday, laying
inholiday presents for each other.
Mr. George Webb and Misses Esse
Webb and Jean Todd we're oyer from
Union City to attend the Christmas
ball.
Shelton, Dec. -, to the wife
of Edwin 0. Clark, a boy. A nice
Christmas present of half pair of
twins
Miss Maggie Keelty has returned
home from several months visit to
her sister, Mrs. Frank Fredson, at
Port Blakely.
Chas. Leake broke Il rib by falling
across log while rafting one day last
week, and failed to discover his injury
Tor several days.
j. P. Tweed, of Olympia, has taken
charge of the books of the Williamson
Logging Co. Mr.. Tweed was formerly
auditor of Thurston county.
&. a. Buell. has moved his family to
the Mason County Meat Co.'S slaughter
house on Scott's prairie, he having
charge of that end of the business.
Miss Bertha Robinson probably re
ceived from her admiring friends, the
most useful Christmas present, of any
Young lady in Shelton-a nice little
pony for pleasant summer horseback
rides.
Charles and Geo. Withere11 spent
Christmas i'll town, the former from
Simpsons camp and the latter from
hoquiau. George has returned to
That place where he has a good posi-
uon IN Lytle's camp.
|. u. Nicklin, formally well-kn own
Paoilsher on Bellingham Bay, and also
several times holding important posi-
ton during sessions of the legislature
was IN town over Sunday. He is now
representing the American Type
FOUNDRY Co., and doing business
among the newspapers.
Wilbur Fisk came over from Yakima
TINS week to spend the holidays with
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fisk.
BESIDES being one of the six tall boys,
wilbur is the heavyweight of the
FAMILY, and is now a prosperous far
ier In the Yakima valley, where he
went from Shelton four years ago.
Z. E. Whitney, the Walla Walla
nurserynan, with canvasser Cushman
came IN last week, with the stock to
III their fall orders for fruit trees in
'his Vicinity. The shipment compris-
eu several thousand trees. While
hohe OF Whitney's trees are barring in
'n's county, reports from other sec
.'ons are favorable and the are said
- give better results than any other
SUCK THAI has been planted. The
'ees received here look very good.