The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-07-19
Shelton. Friday, July 18th, 1895.
Personals.


pia yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. McLarty has been quite
sick this week, but is improving.
NJ ISIS A1thea Corey was visiting Miss
H awley, at Vashon College last week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Wells visited
Seattle last week, returning Friday
evening.
VIM. Maize joined the Shelton bicy7
Gle party at Elna, and made the trip
to the beach.
Deputy Surveyor Dud Henry OF
Of Olympia is engaged in government
survey work in this county.
Rev. S. w. Beaver will hold the
regular monthly services in the Bap-
fist church next Sunday.
DR.. A. 1. Beach left Wednesday
morning for Renton, having received
word of the illness of Mrs. Beach.
Sam Schumacher and Phil Ashmun
came over, from the Harbor Tuesday
to stay on the ranch while, and help
in the hay ing.
Mrs. w. H. Kneeland, Mrs Bertha
Hanson and Miss Edith Kneeland,
spent last week visiting Mrs. d. H.
Getchell an6 friends in Tacoma.
Dan Monroe, horsetean1ster in Sinp-
sons camp No. ,, has returned to his
work, having recovered from injuries
received by being kicked by a wheel
horse.
The genial Mel. Hilton is back again
in charge of the Commercial Hotel
after short stay in the woods. Mel.
is great favorite of the woods boys
and knows how to make them feel at
home in town.
Ellsworth Freeburger rode oyer to
Montesano last Saturday, and, with
Will, Joined the Shelton boys on the
beach. Will, Ellsworth and Frank
Tuell returned by the Summit road
Monday.
wv. Hall arrived in Shelton Fri
day night and spent the following
morning in town: He and his family
came up on the Pueblo last trip, and
he now has charge of the telegraph
office at Snohcnlish.
Benz. F. Sko1fie1d arrived with his
family from Portland last Saturday,
for their regular summer outing on
their place down the bay. Mr. Skol-
field will remain with his family about
week to see them comfortably set
tied, before returning to business.
Mrs. Morgan Morgans, of Black
Diamond. and Miss Sadie Morgans,
mother and sister of Mrs. Vim. Beach,
came in Wednesday evening on a
short visit. Miss Morgans is attend
ing the Mills Seminary in Oakland,
Cali, and leaves shortly for the fall
term. Mr.. Morgans is superintendent
of the Black Diamond coal mines.
Mr.. G. Caches, of the extensive hay
and feed firm of j. & G. Caches OF
La Conner, was in town Wednesday.
This firm, besides owning large tracts
of lands on the lower Sound, deals
largely in feed, and supply many OF
the large logging firms on the Sound.
They are also owners of the saw mill
at La Conner, which is offered for
sale.
MARR1ED.-At the house of Chas.
Jones, Monday morning, July 18TH,
Allie P. Saegar to Miss Florence Jones.
Rev. F. NJ. Wheeler officiated and
only a few relatives and friends OF
the contracting parties were present.
After the ceremony splendid dinner
was spread which the party enjoyed
in full measure. Mr.. Saegar and his
Young bride left on the noon boat for
a short trip, and are expected home
tonight, when they will make their
home on the Saegar farm. Allie is a
Mason County boy, and with his bride
are well-known and esteemed. The
JOURNAL joins in wishing them .
pleasant voyage through life, believ
ing that they are well mated and will
share its pleasures as we'll as its bur
dens in good spirit.
The B. Y. P. u. wishes to tender ;
vote of thanks to Capt. Tew, officers
and crew of the steamer City of Shell
ton for their kind attention on thu
evening of our moonlight excursion
which everyone seemed to enjoy.
If you have have anything to spare
for the unfortunate Morris family, i
can be left at this Office for shipment
A gay party Of Olympians were en-
joying an outing on Hartstein Island
last week.
1slbs. Or Sugar for LOO at Asmus'
Salt Pork 81stlat Asmuss
/ pay l5c pound for 1st class butter
at Asmus'.
Pint jars CSC, Quarts 75c, Half Gal
Ions 90c, at Asfnus'.