The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-09-20

in a charge of securing money or
false pretenses, had secured bonds ant
was released last Tuesday, wher
Sheriff Caldwell appeared with war
rant for his arrest on the charge o
adultery with Mrs. c. E. Wirnan
sworn out by the prosecuting attorney
of Mason County. He was brought
to Shelton Tuesday evening and Z
hearing was had before Justice Dun
bar Wednesday. AS only the witness
es for the prosecution, A. M. Dufield
A. E. Cowan, C. E. Wiman and J. G.
Bradley, were present, their testimony
was taken, and the case continues I'M.
til next Thursday, Sept. 10Th, when
the witnesses for the defence will be
heard. In the meantime Felix was
remanded to the custody of the sheriff
pending satisfactory bond of $1,000,
and is now in the county Jail. Prose
cutting Attorney c. w. Hartman con-
Quoted the prosecution and F. W.
Cushman, of Tacoma. for the defence.
An attempt will be made to bring
Mrs. Wiman here, as she is said to be
in Seattle at present.
| New Fall and Winter Milliney at
! Mrs. Eaten's.
Local editors will agree with the fol-
lowing from the quill of one of them:
Newspaper men are blamed with a
lot of things they can't help; such as
using Partially in mentioning visitors,
giving news about some folks and 1eav-
| ing out others, etc. He simply prints
the news he can find. Some people in
form him about such things and others
do not. An editor should not be expect
ed to know the name and residence of
all your unc1es, aunts and cousins, even
Eif he should see them get off the boat
or train. Tell us about it. It's news
| that makes a newspaper, and every
| man, woman and child can be an asso-
| Gate editor if they would
An immense stock of new fresh
groceries at the l.. M. Co. store at the
Ielosest down Sound prices.
A surveying party consisting of Geo.
Schwartz, Harry Cowles, Jas. McIn-
tosh, J. H. Norris and Bonnie Vim
cent have gone into the Olympic
mountains on a government survey.
They expect to be gone for two months
or more, and it is the general impress
sion that they will have rough time
of it on account of the lateness of the
tseason.-Olympian.
II Board and Lodging at the Central
| Hotel, and first-c1ass treatment. -
Attorney Jos. A. Mcdonald, having
| proved up on his Scott prairie home
Istead, moved to Seattle Tuesday, and
will engage in law practice there.
He leaves quite circle of friends
here, who wish him a practice COM
mensurate with his ability. The log
gers lien cases, in which he is asso-
ciated with L. B. Dennis, of Tacoma,
Don't forget that Munson has the
full series of new school text books,
and old books are taken in part ex-
change for the new. Also copy books,
tablets. states, and all school sundries
at reduced prices.
| KEROSENE EMULsION.--The secret in
making good emulsion is in using
old fashioned soft soap. This soap
when used with kerosene and soft
water will give an emulsion that will
be permanent. The soap will take up
much more kerosene than ordinary
hard soaps, aud hence is ali the more
valuable.
CABBAGE LICE.-We have enquiries
almost every day asking what to use
to get rid of cabbage lice. The best
thing we know of is kerosene emu1-
sion. Spraying with strong tobacco
water will also help; likewise apply
ing table salt when the dew is on, or
dashing with hot soap suds.-Standard
Reports from the Yakima county say
that 1900 or 1900 more hop-pickers are
badly needed, and the rate paid is IS
cents a box. The round trip rate, in
lots of Is pickers, is $3.50 from Tacoma.
The Sound crop will not amount to
much this year. as only few of the
growers paid any attention to theix
Wines.
Eggs are II cents this week at the
Shelton Cash store. We can handle
as much farm produce as ever, and
are paying good prices for it. Bring
us your butter, eggs and fruit.
- HUNTER & EATON.
i A new Kainilche subscriber asks the
Pr. if the road supervisor is COM
PEELED to give notice in March in order
to collect tax for that season, to which
reply is made that the supervisor can
collect between April and December
/. and no notice need be given in
March.
The S2400 in notes offered by School
. Dist No. 1. for temporary loan were
sold Tuesday to F. B. Falknor, OF
/ Olympia. at par, with IA per cent. in.
terest. The county has received the
, cash on its recene temporary loan
: and its warrants are now payable. -
M. D. Stewart was III from Pickering
last Tuesday, on regular trading trip
He says that his two boys and himself
5 gathered - sacks of fine potatoes from