The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-06-19
vho,tou. Friday, June 10th, 1896.
Personals .

E1win Clark is out on crutches.
Daniel Gaby. an Olympia attorney
WAS in town Tuesday, on bushes.
Mrs Hamilton. of Seattle, was visit
;ur Mrs. II. S. Tremper, last week.
Hartford Clark is steadily improving
and expects to be out again by the
Fourth
". r. Buding and wife were in
shopping for the Mason Lake neigh
borhood, Thursday.
Mrs Marcia Bateinan has been Wis
fling various places of the county
with millinery goods.
Cushman. he Of fruit tree fame, was
IN town again his week, talking poll
fees and cling trees.
F}iah Dunbar has been ailing for
mast three months, and is still gener-
av confined 20 his home.
Yrs VIM. Beach and children ac-
companied the Doctor down Sound, to
nay short visit to Renton.
Prof H. +. Baker returned last week
from trip to California, where he ex-
nects to move his family shortly
Mrs. Henry Winsor was in town
Tuesday, showing her friends some
fine Aowers from her prize cactus.
Jacob Hauptley, Union City's post
II
was in town with his wife Monday.
Harry Cowles made the run down
from Olympia on his bicycle, Tuesday
morning, returning in the afternoon.
Rev. Myron Eclls passed through
town Monday on his way to visit the
school at Forest Grove, Oregon, where
his son is a student.
Parry Jones' young school friends
gave him farewell picnic at the
springs Thursday afternoon, and ali
enjoyed a good time.
Mrs. w. B. Eaton has been to Ia.
coma buying Millinery and other goods
for the Fourth trade. Go and exam
inc them for yourselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aft. Fredson returned
from their tour down Sound last Satur.
day evening, and have begun house
keeping in the VIM. Shorter dwelling.
Mrs. Margaret Jones and and son,
Parry. will leave tomorrow for
Santa Barbara, to spend the Summer
with her sister living in Southern
California.
Mrs. r. S. Graham, of the Skoko-
insh reservation, is visiting Yrs. Alex
Marshall. for few days, while Supt.
Graham is closing up his affairs, in
readiness to moye to the new charge
in California.
Mrs. D. NJ. Duckworth, Mrs. Geo. 1.
Barron. Mrs. E. n. johnson, repre-
sented the Kamilche w. G. 7. U. at
the convention in Seattle last week.
The local representatives returned
home, Friday evening.
"Thompson. he talks was in town
over Sunday, but he didn't do a great
deal Of talking in Shelton this trip,
not feeling sure of the temper of the
people. Thompson is all right, and
will make it up next trip.
A. Levy, the head clerk of the L. M
Store. returned Monday morning from
a short trip to Portland on business
and pleasure combined. He has a
kick at the poor railroad connection
which caused a lay-over at Tacoma
al day Sunday.
Rev. II. J. Mooney was suddenly
called to new charge last week, and
moved his family and household goods
from Eilna to Fargo, N D. He has
conducted Episcopal services in Shell
ton during the past winter, and was
we'll liked by his parishioners.
DR.. Beach and AL. ]. Munson are in
Seattle attending the grand lodge
Woodmen Of the World, which has
been in session this week. Shelton's
camp is one of the liveliest in the
jurisdiction and has received consider
able credit for its rapid growth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Tremper were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lawler, II
Tacoma last week, The Ledger some
how learns that Mr.. Tremper is strong
iy talked of as the next representative
OF Mason and Kitsap Counties IN thu
State legislature. which is some news
at home.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Wells returneS
from their Eastern trip last Thursda.
evening accompanied by Mrs. Jun'
Wells, and Miss Kate Parham, of At
iantic, Iowa, the Dr's mother AM
niece, who expect to spend the summe
In Shelton. DIR. Wells expresses him
self as much benefited by his New
York hospital experience, and Mrs
Wells has had an enjoyable visit :
home.