The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-09
Shelton. Friday, Aug. 9th, 1895
Personals.

fcTSOudlo.
The Editor is expected home tonight.
p Willis Shelton is on our streets
again.
Mrs Riley is visiting friends down
ound.
Martin Lewis is in town, fro III
Peshastin.
The infant child of John Doyle is
quite sick.
Miss Libby Amber is on the sic k
list this week.
DIN. Duckworth was in from his
farm Wednesday.
Mel Hilton, of the Commercial, is
quite sick this week.
DR.. Vim. Beach spent several days
of this week at Union City.
Mrs. Kilroy, of Satsop, has been
very sick during the past week.
RE Glaze, of the Tacoma Herald,
was in town few days this week.
Mrs. A. Marshal and Miss Maude
visited friends in Seattle this week.
Mrs. Geo. LAWYER and children. OF
Tacoma. visited in Shelton last week.
Mrs. S. c. Young, returned to her
home. at Edison, Tuesday, by the
Monte Cristo.
Rev. F. M Wheeler is attending the
repular annual camp meeting at Little
Rock.
Mr.. Mcdonald and daughter. OF
Tacoma. are visiting the family OF
Robt. Lenoine.
DIR. Wells was called Tuesday to at
tend Robt. Kenlpton, who is suferlng
from lung trouble
Mrs. Chas. Brooks, OF Fremont is
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity, this week.
Miss Maud Saegar joined party OF
Olympians, enroute to the beach, on
camping trip, last Saturday.
J.E. Sigh, will conduct services at
the M, E.. Church next Sunday morn
ing. during the absence of the pastor
All. Anderson, Sol. G. Simpson
Lester Turner and r. r. Spencer
were in town Saturday and took
trip up the Peninsular Ry.
MIR. and Mrs. S. D. Hicks left, Mon
day morning, for Montesano. where
they will be joined by Mrs. G. w
Freeburger in trip to the beach.
Mrs. Thos. Webb, of Riverside. with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robt. Webb
spent Friday and Saturday ct las
week visiting friends in and abou
Shelton.
Mrs. c. w. Hartman. who left for
San Francisco last week, was taken III
directly after arriving there and taker
to the hospital for treatment. Attny
Hartman has sent for his wife anc sh'
is daily expected.
Judge Reed, of Olympia was II
town Yesterday, enroute to Hartsteii
Island on a camping trip. The Judg'
thought Shelton people had no regart
for small change-but alas, the Jok'
was On the Judge.
A NJ. Frost and Mrs. A. W. II urs
received the sad news of their mother
death in Kansas, this week. The age'
lady had been paralyzed for nearly si'
wears and suffering was intense dur
;rp the last few weeks of her sickness
H. C. Hungerford, moved his famil.
from near Arcadia last Tuesday ant
will occupy the Kneeland tenemen
house. While coming up they beaches
the scow. containing their goods. AM
asthe tide filled, it took water, but wa
fortunately discovered before mucl
damage was done.
John Griffith, hooktender at tn
Mason County Logging Company
camp. met with serious accident
last Thursday afternoon, his right LEI
he;np broken and ankle dislocated, b.
afalling log. He was brought to tow
and is rapidly recovering under atten
dance of DR.. Wells.
We are glad to announce that Judg
Dunbar is again able to be on the street
Last Monday he visited the Count
officials at the Court House, the frs
time he has left his own yard for te
months. The warm dry weathe
proves a blessing to him, and we hop
he will continue to improve, that b
may soon fill his place again. III
Odd Fellows are anxious to see n
renial contenance in their lodge roo'
once more.
The fanatics of Maxwell, Shorte
McLarty, Potts and AL. Muuson ar
ENJOYING a camping trip at Saegar
landing. Although rather smoky tn
party report splendid time. tn
gentlemen make the trip to Town
the early morning, attend their dall
duties here, and return IN the evening"
in due time for supper, which. by In
way, is dealt in large quantaties an
eagerly devoured. They expect
remain about two weeks.