The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-06-28
shelton. Friday, June 28th, Ii
Personals

Frank Wiley is helping out at HUI n
ter * Eatons this week.
DISSATISFACTION June 22nd. to tn e
vie Of Frank Binns, a son.
Sol q. Simpson returned from his
visit 10 Canada last Saturday.
BoRN.-Shelton Saturday June p,
10 the wife of Newell Day. son.
!. \. Cole was over last Sunday get
ting posted on the field for the Fourth
races.
Phil Ashmun and Dan Bannse left
Monday for Cosmopolis to work in
tire mill.
James McReavy has moved his fam
liz ont to his camp on the Peninsular
Hallway.
Rev. J. B. Daily will preach in the
Methodist Church next Sunday at
1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Edw. Miller and daughter, Mrs.
hilton. are up from Seattle, for a
short stay on the ranch.
Jack Larock got his knee jamiAed
on the ". S. train last Monday, and
will be laid up for time.
Born. Shelton. June 8 to the wife
Of r. S. Graham, Supt. at the
Skokomish reserv alton. a son.
Mrs. Bell left for Arcadia Tuesday
to spend the fruit season with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
Bob Mcintosh lost three fingers of
his right hand at the Mud Bay camps
last week, got his hand caught in a
block.
A H. Anderson is expected tonight
with party of members Of the new
corporation to inspect the Peninsular
Railway.
ma fishermen were out to the Skoko-
nish last week, and took out about
fifty pounds of trout.
Mrs. Hiram Fieser, reported last
week as critically i'll at Montesano,
died there last Frinay leaving a hus-
band and six children.
Mrs. A. Schlesener came down from
Edison Tuesday to look after some
business here She reports having
dropped into good trade in her new
location.
Chas. Stone has moved into the
Baptist house, and is building sheds
and yards for his extensive flock OF
blooded poultry, which will be brought
in from the ranch.
Mrs. DR.. Hugh Wynlau and daughter
of Olympia. were visiting at DR..
Wells last week. DR.. Wyman drove
down Sunday aud spent the dav- re-
turning Monday morning.
Master Johnnie Snannonhouse ar.
rived from San Francisco last Friday
night to spend the summer with his
grandfather, Postmaster Sigh. The
lad made the trip alone and came
through in good shape.
Sheriff Caldwell, Attorney Hart.
man and Justice Young went down te
Hartstein. Monday, complaint having
been made against J. NJ. Downs fol
striking his wife. AS no one appear
ed to prosecute, the case was dismissed
DR.. Beach. attended lodge of Forest.
ers at Simpsons camp last Saturday
night. and examined a lot of new
candidates. The Foresters is week
IL benefit order, and has strong
court of oyer sixty members at Simp
sons camp.
Frank Mossman was in town last
week, and is nursing a wounded arm
the result Of his latest bear scrap
While out near Lost Prairie two week:
ago. he shot three bear in two days
and one of them fooled Frank long
enough TO get his ;ncisors in the hunt
er's wrist.
Messrs Mason and Rogers, OF th<
Olympia Pipe works were down on thu
frankie. Wednesday, looking over thu
water supply with the council com
mittee. A short line will probably be
laid to the big spring, which will Keel
the big reservoir flowing over at al
seasons.
Frank H. Peterson, returned las
Saturday from the Indian norma
training school at Santee Agency
Nebraska, where he has been for tn
past tive years. He has passed yer,
creditable examinations and gradual
ed from the school. Frank is yer,
intelligent young man, and vii
become representative Of the nativ'
Washingtonians- To say that he i
pleased to get home again is putting
it mild, for what Puget Sounde
would be content to live in drought
stricken country like Nebraska
However, Frank says the farmers ar
hopeful this year, as they have ma
more than the usual amount OF ram
and crops were looking well when p
left. He is back to stay, and left 10
the Skokomish reservation Saturday