The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-22
shelton. Friday. Feb. %, 1895.
Personals.

" :. Brown was oyer from Union
City Monday.
Miss Essie Webb visited friends in
town this week.
Mrs. W. T. Morrow visited Olynpia
last Saturday.
Ole Hanson has moved his family
INTO the Taylor cottage.
Monday Feb. IS, to the wife
of G.. c. Angle. daughter.
BoRN.-Mouday, February 18th, to
the wife of Charles Meyer, a daugh-
ter.
John Fisk left for Yakima yesterday
TO engage in broom corn raising, with
his brother. Wilbur.
Rev. w. Beayens visited Shelton,
and conducted the usual monthly ser
vices in the Baptist church last Sun
day.
Cfas. Williamson bookeeper for the
Williamson Logging Co., has moved
into the dwelling recently vacated by
Bert Wright.
Mrs. James H. Levee, mother OF
Mrs. w. S. Ellis, formerly of this
place, died al Olympia, Sunday even
ing. of rheumatic fever.
State land inspector Ed. Callow and
George Barren were in this vicinity
last week looking over the timber on
some of the state holdings.
LII. Hunter, buyer for the Shelton
Cash Store returned Saturday from a
trip to the Sound ports, where he dug
I'D a few more bargains to offer the
trade.
Sam'l l.. Woods is over in British
Columbia, at Wulffsohn Bay, on the
steamer Comox, and reports several
loggers we'll known here at work IN
the vicinity.
Miss Clara Ansorge is arranging
to open private school after the close
of the public school. She is compe
tant teacher, especially in the primary
branches.
Mrs. T. A. Little returned from Ia
coma. were she has been visiting he1
family. on Monday, accompanied oy
Mrs. Henry Drum, who will make
d short stay.
DR., Beach brought Chas. Carlson
down from Williamson Camp, Tues
day. suffering from rheumatic fever
Joe Pilloschet is also in town laid III
with sprained ankle.
1. Harris, the pioneer Olympia DIR,
Goods merchant, died in New Yori
last week, of pneumonia. His sons
Mitchell and Gus. having been carry
ing on the business of late years.
Hiram Dunbar is again laid up witt
4 cut foot. the result of too inucl
familiarity with an ak. The cut ex
tends across the top of the right foo
and is quite deep, but is not serious.
Grant Talcott, junior member o
the old Olympia firm of Talcott Bros.
was married to Miss Lula Brown. o
that place, last week. Grant and nj
bride have our best wishes for happ.
life.
Mrs. John Davis was brought befor
Justice Dunbar Wednesday, on com
plant of Mrs. Smith, who claimed tn
former had made threats against hei
After examination the defendant wa
placed under small bonds to keep tn
peace.
Joseph and Miss Jennie Carstair
we're in from the Satsop farm Wed
nesday. and Joe made a quick trip t
Tacoma on business. The Carstair
began their blowing last Monday an
the spring work is fully month
advance of the usual time
W.D. Mcbride writes from Honolulu
that during the recent revolution
Hawaii. he shouldered a musket an
did the real soldier act for two week
in defence of the provisional govern
ment. He reports everything quit
again on the Island. :.
w. L. bigger. OF the wen Ano"
hardware firm of bigger s. Going.
OLYMPIA. was in town Yesterday. d
reports that Rogers bill lin the intel
ests of Puyallupl to stop work on tt
capitol was defeated by only eigf
votes Wednesday. The passage
the appropriation bill will settle tn
question of location for good, as
should.
Local Option bill was defeated
one vote. Only a few measures ma,
passed, several relating to oyster an
tide lands, and over half of the sc
sion is gone.
short form warranty deeds and mortgages
lots to snit and the following blanks always
stock: special warranty and quit claim deet
option on real property, bond Tor oeeo, ses
mentS for Conveyance. landlord ana tenant &
material mani and labor liens, chattie, part
release CONVEYANCE, safisfactlon ana aSs1&
ment OF mortgages; building contracts, lea
bonds powerof attorney, protests ana nouc'
mortgage notes and blank note BOOKS; "a
proof blanks, receipt hooks. c0ufrecB ana g
nest money receipts for saleof real eetaxe- ~
number of miscellaneous blanks ~
blanks cents each, 50 cents per dozen, d1sc9u
on larger lots Mail orders with easn nns
Filling out and acknowledging any go lntH'
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