The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-05-03
elton. Friday, May 3rd 1895.
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bordeaux were
on = down Sound trip last Saturday.
BORN Shelton April . to the wife
Of Chas Stone. son, to look after
Joe Trainor's lad.
c. H. Stone has gone to visit tn
Hot Springs, for the benefit of his
health, which has been poorly of late.
Sheriff Caldwell and Chas. Huntley
went to Olympia Wednesday, the lat
ter to get fitted for a new pair of
glasses.
Alien Lewis came over from John
Forbes, Saturday, to have piece OF
steel wedge taken from his leg. He is
out on crutcheS.
Mr.. King and family, from Contra
liza. moved to Shelton Wednesday, and
expect to open a small bakery in the
old Satsop building.
BoRN.-Shelon, April . to the wife
of Joseph Trainer, boy, who will be
trained in the straight and narrow
democratic way, providing that party
lives long enough.
P. jacobson, the enterprising shoe
maker at New Kanlilche was in town
Tuesday. He has lot of good work
ing shoes which he is selling to the
farmers and 1oggers at low prices.
L. Montgomery, who spent the win
ter in Shelton. is reported to have cut
his ankle Joint nearly through, while
working with an ak, at Mesher & Nc
Donald's Mud Bay camp, last week.
IN. Eberhart and Mrs. Eberhart
drove over from Allyn Monday, to
pay short visit to their daughters,
Mrs. Jack Shaw and Mrs. Stephen
Willett. They report the road in
fairly good condition, except for about
two miles, and Commissioner Specie
will look out for the roads in his Sec
ton this year.
Hank" Villburn, who was supply
ing the place of Brad Brazel, loading
at the landing, Williamson's camp,
had his leg broken just below the
knee last Friday, by getting caught
between the log and skid. He was
brought to town where his injuries
were dressed, and then taken to the
Sisters hospital, where he is now re-
ported doing we'll.
James Morris, log buyer for Tacoma
mill, has been at the Mason
County Logging Camps for the past
week experimenting the getting out
of a special order of twenty spars
They are from 90 to 100 feet long and
are being hewed before shipment
The ships rugged with fir spars viii
have something reliable.
William Tecumseh Putnam, the
popular proprietor of the hotel a
Lake Cushman, was married at Seat
tie last week to Miss Harriette +
Griswold, who is well-known abou
Hoodsport. and the Lake, where sh'
has taught several very successful
school terms. The happy couple vii
make their future home at the pleas
ant tourist resort at Lake Cushman.
Receiver Isaac Dobson yesterda.
removed his household goods from Sc
attic and with Mrs. Dobson and son
will make their home in Shelton, occ,
pyiug the company's residence OF
First street. AS receiver of tn
Washington Southern Railroad, MI
Dobson has found it inconvenient t
live in Seattle, and he probably ha
arrangements made to engage his al
tention in case the railroad change
hands at the sale on the 18th instant
Zoe Carstairs was in town yesterda
from Mason and reports the plantin
pretty we'll along in the Satsop Valley
AS Justice, Mr.. Carstairs recenti
officiatee in uniting S. w. Scott an
Miss Cora G alnsha, and supplied hin
self with one of our neat marrlag
certificates to present: to the happ
couple. Every married couple shout
start Alright. by framing their MARI
age certificate and hanging 1T IN plai
sight under the ''God Bless Our Home
motto. as a constant reminder OF tn
vows and obligations to "love, cherisl
and obey" of the ceremony.
Mrs Calvin Saegar has been vel
sick during the past ten days, and
times small hopes have been ente
tanned for her recovery. Her hui
bands mind has been more or less
fected by her illness. so that he u;
been placed under temporary r
straint. Both DIR. Wells and u
Riley have been in constant atten
ance. and a number of friends ar
neighbors have been staying at tn
Saegar farm, and rendering what a
sistance is possible. 1t is expects
that Mrs. Saegar's troubles will soc
pass, and her recovery be rapid, ar
that this will have beneficial etfe
on Mr.. Saegar. At last account
both were better at periods, but n
for any length of time.