The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-16
h.Iton. Friday, October 18th 1885.
Personals.

ICI6Ou0AO'
nr Wells and B. Kelly made a trip
mt in the Satsop last week.
W H. Clark came down from Olym-
MA for few days this week.
PS.Lesher has gone to Olympia to
work in the State Printing office.
Judge Reed made few more votes
Tuesday, making citizens OF sixteen
applicants.
c. H. Springer is in town looking
after business for the Olympia Door
and Lumber Co.
IL. Rauschert, of Detroit, brought
in the first homegrown grapes to the
local market last week.
John McReavy spent several days IN
town this week. looking after his
fences, and has gone to Kitsap county.
Thomas Taylor and his mother are
in town from the Satsop this week, re-
papering their dwelling near the school
house.
Jack Pratt and Mr.. Anderson, Jacks
friend from Kentucky, were in town
on the regular monthly trading trip
Tuesday.
Miss Crissie Kneeland left for Ia
coma last week, where she will live
with her Aunt, Mrs. Getchell, and
attend the Bryant high school.
Prentice Dunbar returned from
South Tacoma Saturday. He says
his baby was badly burned, and one Of
its palms may be permanently shriyel-
ed.
Col. Likens, an elderly Tacoma
lawyer, has decamped with $1,000. of
aclient's money. This is the same
lawyer who figured in a case some
what similar, which was aired before
the court here last fall.
Jerry Lee, the popular young engi-
neer at New Kanilche, and Miss Iva
Murphy, of Bucoda, secured license
to marry from the Auditor of Thurs
ton County Tuesday, and we presume
are united by this time.
Chas. H. Aver, receiver for the
Wilkinson Logging Co, and the free
silver candidate for superior judge of
Thurston county, was in town this
week, looking oyer the situation and
attending to business. He feels
hopeful of carrying Thurston county.
G. A. Georke, who is having his
ranch near Brumbaugh's opened up
in self-supporting shape, has a
thoroughbred Jersey cow which he
thinks can't be beat for rich milk. He
lett sample jar at this Office, with
cream a half inch or more in thickness.
Key. +. o. Lamoreux, of Port
Angeles, held special services in the
baptist Church last Sunday, and the
church board promptly closed arrange
ments to secure him permanently.
Kew. Lamoreux is pleasing talker
and has the happy faculty of interest
ing his auditors. He left for Port
angeles Tuesday and will return to
shelton next week, with his family
and household goods.
Mr.. Chas. Dickgeser of Tumwater,
ana Miss. Selma Erikson, daughter of
Jonas. Erikson, whose farm is on Big
okookum bay, short distance below
onelton, were married by Justice Dun
0aF IN Shelton, last Thursday after
Aoon' October 9Th. Mr.. Dickgeser is
s"eli-known woodsman, and the bride
quite well-known in this vicinity,
having lived here for several years.
~ probable the happy couple will
e'''e down and try ranching for a
attorney H. S. Tremper, with his
.a"ily and household goods left Thurs
~, n.y. ior their new home in Seattle.
"e'r loss will be felt in Shelton,
specially in the social circles and en-
''''ainments in which Mrs. Tremper.
a.u her daughter Nellie have con-
ou'eo much to the pleasure and en-
."ent OF Shelton people, and their
departure will be regretted. Mr..
temper is one of our best lawyers,
u expects to find more lucrative
r'ao''ce In the larger field.
a note from J. A. Campbell, of the
.ofs Slakely Mill Co., in response to
- question about the alleged stampede
=. me Mckinley club at that place, as
'nsned in local populist paper is
a, '0ilows: "None Of the Mckinley
~ s.ampeded and our company and
s;, 'self are invariably opposed to free
t.ss l' and am sorry the craze has
M en such a hold in your county.
VS. are afflicted here in the same
bat ae and are doing our best to COM
With 10y 10y, such proposition so frauoht
'a'n and disaster if adopted.