The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-02-21


DE- .c. - laid up, subject to his
OWE treatment.
R,r FIJI Webster Will preach at
..t.-..- school house next Sunday
a.,raoyl.
3. j. Jacobs, 4 Puyallup attorney,
MA, Ia town his week, looking up some
laud t.s,tS.
Tho, Fitzgerald has placed a neat
wire lctce ii front Of his residence Oh
Tenth aud Railroad streets.
rs orrow has rented one Of the
Asn.us' stores and is fitting it up for q
restaurant, which she will open shortly.
Mrs.. Geo Barron, Misses Carrie and
Hottie Ca.'ow and Miss May Mcdonald
ofKamlctic. attended Rebekah lodge,
Friday evening.
}lr, Dr. Wells and Mrs. L. X. Mum
a.u visited Olympia last Saturday,
aud hetrl Sonsa's great band, which
isss'G to be immense
ALI. Mnmson received this week q
considerable shipment of goods, and
h4s his hardware store well stocked a.
gain, ready for the Spring trade.
Mrs Marcia Batenlan and her sister,
Miss Stella Day, left last week for AL
bany, Oregon, to visit Newell Days
family ia vi ich there is sickness.
Misses Bertha Robinson and Maud
Shorter. MIS-. T. ". Walther, Orman
Huntley and Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Angle
were made Rcbehahs last Friday even
ing.
J. d. Hannegan, who operated at
Uaion City during the boom times. has
gone TO Cripple Creek, Colorado. min
mg district where lie expects to make
aStake.
Frank Williamson was IN town this
week and closed down Dillon Avery's
camp for the present, until the demand
improves. The crew were all paid Of
Tuesday,.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Wiley arrived from
iowa last week with the intention O.
maa1g Shelton their future home
NN Wiley is a sister of Mrs Chas
MDonald.
L. ~ Munson was down to Tacoma
Monday, hunting up a new laundry,
Tie Olympia steam laundry having
saccnmbed. He is now agent for the
Standard laundry.
N1y. ard Mrs. f. II. Wheeler leaye
HeSt Week for Portland where Mrs
Wheeler VIII cater the Methodist Hos
p'1@l ior ueatment. Rev Wheeler ex-
P1-'' 70 Niay in Portland several weeks.
l. L. Ellis was in town yesterday,
'o'@iar after his logging business. He
S-!s His lew tramroad at the head of
tile Say is constructed and also skid
roads ana 'addings ready for operation
~No Ae viii begin logging i'll d few days.
"'.. Il. Dunbar and family were
''S.':r .tr. and Mrs. Chas. Dunbar
@Ai other relatives in Shelton last
wee Nh. Dunbar is still interested
III tie Buckley mill company, and was
vi lie Wy to Portland to purchase
machinery.
MIS- ". B Eaton was in Olympia
'a'S week and reports that Sailor hats
WIFI De the prevailing style for ladies
'1''' gear this year. AS these are the
Sooo1 the cheapest hat, the husbands
"N' welcome the style. Mrs. Eaton's
new spring stock will be on hand
shortly.
P'N. n altller and Mrs. Walther were
" -"eoha Monday aad Tuesday, at
ending the state convention of the
sous OF Herman, Of which the former
prominent member. Mr.. Walther
:, r0'S 'hey had fiue time and we be-
+eVe i, for the Germans always do
'A'AsS up in great style.
;. ''AARIEo.-At the NJ. E. parsonage,
.lOaoay' Feb. 18th, Ernest R. Bailey
~. - Hattie Johnston, the Rev. z. NJ.
.- ,'.'-'r oInciating. The young couple
r'' Doth residents of the Shelton val
S'o are we'll known, especially
,h...-S 'ne Young folks Ernest is a
!'F Young man, who has made a
80 START III life. and we shall expect
% mud Him among the foremost of Ma
49, Oonnty's prosperous farmers in a
:" years. He has been for some
years taking lessons in FARMING from