The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-22
A. o. q. W. Concert Programme.

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Quartette, Messrs. Wiss, Hansen
Stabenfe1dt and Tremper; Piano
Acc, Mrs. Leake.
Selection on Guitars, Mr.. Barger and
Misses Todd. Dunbar and Covill.
Recitation, Miss Edith Kneeland.
Violin Solo, with Guitar Acc, Prof.
Armstrong and Rand.
Vocal Duett, Master Willie and Miss
Myrtle Asmus; Piona Acc, Miss
Ella Asrnus.
Overture, Asmus Family Orchestra.
Mandolin and Guitar Duet, Misses
Sullivan and Allen, of Olympia.
Overture on Mouth Organ and Guitar,
Prof Marvin Rand.
Ouartette, Miss Shelton, Mrs. Sheedy
and Messrs Hanson and Tremper;
Piano Acc, Mrs. Leake.
Recitation, Miss Todd.
Violin Solo with Guitar Acc, Prof.
Armstrong and Rand.
Ouartette, Messrs Wiss, Hansen.
Stabenfeldt and Trenper; Piano
Acc, Mrs. Leake.
Dance and Refreshments.
Emory White, known as the "Fir
Angel of the ST. Paul & Tacoma
Lumber Company, of Tacoma, has got
mixed up in the Chicago Timberman
with his brother c. F., the Spruce
Spieler" of Grays Harbor. The Wood
and Iron, of San Francisco, fell afou1
of the same error and gave it wider
circulation. From the accounts in
these worthy papers Emory has been
parading in Chicago III the guise of
his brother c. F. If this eyer gets out
there will be trouble in the family, as
they are both little jealous of the
others complexion, eyes and hair. BY
the way, E. White recently visited for
the first time his ancestry in Massa-
chusetts. He found them ali alive and
running from 80 years in age up. The
next day he cancelled his life insur-
ance.-W. c. Lumberman.
AN exchange says an Anderson edi-
tor was writing up a local theatrical
entertainment and he wanted to be
particularly nice about it so mention
ed the names of several of the first
young ladies of the town and wrote
''they all filled their parts to perfec-
ton Then he went home to quietly
pray for forgiveness for the lies he
had told. The printers went on with
their diabolical conspiracy to drive
all editors insane, and when the paper
appeared and was found they had put
an ''n'' in the place of an ''r''. The
girls all have big brothers, and the
editor is hiding in big swamp that is
full of ravenous animals and poisonous
serpants.
Fred S. Meeker, says the Puyallup
Citizen, has sold honing pigeons to
parties throughout Oregon, Washing
ton and British Columbia. A loft is
to be started at Tatoosh Light from
where pigeons are to be taken out on
tugs and return with messages when
they speak vessels. A fishing COM
pany at Port Townsend will also es-
tablish loft. The company's schoon-
ners will take out birds on their cruises
and liberate them when they desire to
advise the company's Office of their
catch.
The JOURNAL has in preparation the
series of printed abstracts to the sew
eral additions to Shelton, and can fur
nish a complete abstract to any city
property at greatly reduced price.
Every property holder should have an
abstract of his property. Any irregu-
laties in instruments affecting the
title to property may be more easily
remedied now than ten years hence.
GIVE Us TRIAL WHEN You NEED AN
ABSTRAC
NoTIcE,-This is to certify that none
of the supplies remaining over, or the
proceeds of the banquet and public
installation recently given by the Ma
sonic fraternity, were given to George
Shorter or his family, and any person
desiring to know where such unused
supplies went will be informed by in
quiring of the undersigned.
B. S. BARGER, CHAs. LEAKE.
Friday man named Wingart from
South Bay came to town by boat after
groceries. While here he engaged
two strangers to go home with him to
dig clans. The groceries We're load
&C in the boat and while Wingart was
otherwise engaged the strangers row.
ed off with the boat and groceries.
They have not yet been found. Olvm-
pia Palladium.
The Olympian says: 'Out of "a per-
sons passing given point on Main
street, IL of them will De chewing
gum. Fifteen of the number think no
one knows it, Is of them don't know
it, themselves, and the remainder
don't care who knows it. There ought
to be fine for gum chewing
Senator Squire has introduced a
resolution in the Senate to appropriate
800, 200 to carry on the work of inn
proving Olympia harbor. Olympia
certainly has no kick on the way the
government is treating her 11arbor Of
late years.
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