The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-12-27
In Town Council.
SHELTON. Dec. 9th, 1895.

Verbal report of special committee
regarding the dedication north end Of
Fourth street not being full and COM
plete, were granted further time in
which to make full report.
Verbal report of town marshal re-
lative to the sidewalk of the w. II.
Clark property, corner Second and
Gotta streets, reported that the same
should be repaired or rebuilt.
Communication from NJ. J. Coughlin
regarding sidewalk abutting his prop
erty on Gotta street received and placed
on file.
Ordinance No. 40, relating to the
duties and compensations of town
officers, introduced by T c. Wiley,
read for first time and passed to its
second reading.
The following claims were read and
on report of committee on claims and
accounts were on motion, allowed, and
warrants ordered drawn on treasurer
for the several amounts:
Z. W. Potts, care CT prisoner, 81 50
r w. Potts Fees and board in
action of state VS.. J. Croinn. IS
Vogtlin & Maxwell hauling
lumber. III 50
c. V. Dunbar, ]. P. fees in action
state VS. J. Cronin, ? 65
c. V. Dunbar for Pioneer Bindry
Co., Health officers register. 9 40
e. Dunbar, Venti1ator and p1ac-
ing in Jail. l rs
Partial report of Town council, sper
4. J. Munson made, regarding the
execution and recording of deed of
Second street at crossings of X. r.
Ave and Franklin street, and granted
further time in which to make complete
report.
Motion prevailed that the town Of Shell
ton construct cross-wa1ks across r r
Ave and Franklin street, in accord
anCe with a petition now on file with
the town clerk. when the deed of dedi-
cation has been duly executed and re-
corded by David Shelton. Council
adjourned. c. V. DUNBAR, Clerk.
Fred Carlisle, who has for q number
of years been in the employ of S. G.
Simpson il his logging camp, came to
the city yesterday morning and in the
afternoon went to Portland, taking
with him Mamie z. Webb, formerly
Mrs. Mamie E. Hurspool of the West
side. She was to become Mrs. Carlisle
last evening and the ceremony was
doubtless performed according to
schedule. The bride obtained a decree
of divorce which restored her maiden
name on the 18th Of last May. She en-
joys the esteem of a large circle of
friends in the city who extend best
wishes. Mr.. Carlisle is highly spoken
of by number of his associates who
are now III the city. He is said to be
straightforward with his friends and
faithful to his employers, steady, and
altogether u most desirable compan-
ion.-Olympian.
Needed Blessing for the New year"
will be the morning subject at the
Baptist church next Sunday Evening
subject Taking Sides All are in
vited.
Reconsideration December 18th
Rev A. L. Seward united in marriage
VIM. Rankin and Miss May Grout at
New Karnilche. The wedding was a
quiet one, at the home of the bride.
with only q small circle of friends
present. After the ceremony a sump-
tuous wedding repast was served, and
the newly married couple then started
on their wedding tour and were given
a denonstrative Sc I'D off by their many
friends in the town. The groom is in
the employ of the Port Blakely Mill
company and is highly esteemed by
large circle of friends. The bride is
the popular postmistress of New KAN
ilche.-Olympian.
Mrs. Annie Leisure, whose husband
was killed in a railroad accident here
in 1892, was recently married at Spring
Grove, Mich, to Amos Morrison.
James e, Kealey, who has been
employed as loader at Wil1ianson's
camp, during the summer, was mar
ried to Miss Lena May Fitzgerald, at
Olympia last Saturday. The groom
is well-known among the logging fra
ternity and the bride is a daughter of
p. ]. Fitzgerald, who, with his family.
has had charge Of the camp boarding
house.
For SALE OR TRADE:-A new sail
boat sloop rig. Can be seen at Shelton
Point. Full rig and good condition.
VIII sell for cash at half cost, or will
trade for stock. Apply at this office.
The JOURNAL force enjoyed the
Christmas holiday and late locals have
not received proper attention.
correspondence And County Notes.
PICKERING, Dec. %, 1895.
Ihe Literary society has been near
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