The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-04-10
.1rllon. Friday, April 10th, 1886.
Personals

PERSONALS
- usil1llan was in town this week
n;h II spring delivery of Walla Wal
H.. hit trees.
. Kendlic k of Arcadia, received
.,.d.,.r.., OF Workmanship, on Mon
t.f renin&-
tni Mullrn was over from New Ka-
r,;,cnr Wednesday, looking after his
property ii town
J uorrii,n is in Tacoma, as dele
r..e ico,. shelton lodge, to the Grand
,.a,, A .. y. w.
Otis Todd aud wife have moved from
Union ity to Shelton, where he is
working on the boom.
Tho>. Bordeaux and D. M. Duck
worth returned from 4 trip down
sound. Monday night.
Fred Drew, the well-known log buy
er for the Puget Mill Company, was
in town Saturday, looking after logs.
Sol G.. Simpson is now president OF
the Puget Sound Lumbermen's Asso-
CATION, S. P. Flynn having resigned.
D. Williams and family and Mrs. w.
D. Hudson and children came over
from New Kamilche by boat Tuesday,
TO spend few days visiting
Mrs Shaw's twins, Ola and Ollie, re-
turned Tuesday from Olympia. where
they haye been staying with their
grandmother, and attending school.
Miss Ruey Emmott who has been
very sick the past week with erysipelas
Of the head and face, is rapidly recov-
ering under the treatment of DIR. Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walther have moyed
into DR.. Wells cottage, which they will
occupy untilthe owners return or their
new home on Fifth street is completed
work on which will be begun next week
Judge Mason Irwin held a shor
term of superior court this week, dis
posing Of some cases and setting others
Tor trial at the May term. The Judge
reports both politics and business
rather quiet in Chehalis County.
A. A McClusky. one of the Shelton
logging boys, left on the Utopia last
week for Cooks Inlet, Alaska, to try
for his fortune. Joe LaFond also left
Shelton this Week, bound for the Circle
City. We hope the Shelton boys will
strike it rich and return to make us all
apresent of gold nugget for charm.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Wells left
Wednesday morning, Mrs. Wells tc
WISH her pa ems in Southern Mich.
gan and the Dr. to take six weeks
course i'll the Postgraduate School,
II New York city. DR.. Wells expects
reurn t. S ton about June Isl
W tn all the latest ideas and methods
Of reotiug sickness.
Auditor McLarty, Tuesday issued
license f. marry in favor of Ralph
'cV'V ard Carrie Mcleod, and they
Y ni rried ii he home of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Young, in
Sob Tacoma. thursday. The happy
co. IL ar eXnccted home tonight, and
'-'a ne Young people are well
SHcwo. hey will certainly receive a
Cordial reception.
..rs. ". T. Morrow spent several
GAYS ~ to>ropolis this week arrang-
i"g 10 secure the hotel at that place.
So WAS successful and will move
down with her family to take charge
ahoH; The 10th Of May. She met G. F.
Nh'te and IL the old Shelton people
III ~mopolis, and received ample en-.
couragement.
y. ?. Beck. one of Cheha1is County s
pioneer farmers at Summit, drove
oyer to Shelton Tuesday, with the fam.
l'y aid ELECTS of Mr.. McKenna, who
WI be blacksmith at Simpsons camp
Mr. Beck has not been in Shelton fol
twenty years, although he has kept
lalriy posted as to this countv's pro
ETess. Mr. Beck is staunch republi
can and was Commissioner of his
county in 1SoO-ol.
Bishop Barker of Tacoma, bishop Of
the Diocese of Olympia, episcopal
spent Wednesday in Shelton. In the
morning he administered the Holy
Communion and the rights of confir
nation. In the afternoon he spoke t.
Tue ladies', and in the evening he de
tiVered sermon to large audience
ne IS we'll pleased with Rey. Mooney.
work in Shelton, and the progress tn.
'dteer has made towards establishing Z
.hurch organization. He returned t.
Tacoma Thursday morning. Funds
ana donations are being rustled fo
ene erection of church building il
9heiton, but the location has not ye
oeen decided upon.