The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-09-04
shelton, Friday, September 4th 1896
Personals.

Miss Eta FredSon has 1Olned the
JOURNAL force.
BoRN:-Kamilche, August oath, to
the wife of Jos. Kullrich, son.
Mrs. Emily T. Munson is down from
Seattle, visiting her sons AL. and Lew.
Miss Addie and Hazel Libby, of
Olympia, are visiting Mrs. Will Sargi-
son this week
Chas. A. Burr. known in Mason
County was Married to Mrs. Clara
Carson at Spokane last week.
Frank Tue11 returned from the Beach
Saturday and says Photo. Baker will
return in few days. The season is
about over
Mrs. J. w. Day returned Tuesday to
spend several weeks with Miss Clara
Ansorge and friends before returning
home to Oregon.
Angus Mcdonald finished his sum-
nler vacation this week, and returned
for the fall term at the Woodland col
lege. near Olympia.
Misses Hattie Cal1ow and Myrtle
Saeger rode over to Montesano last
week to visit Mrs. John Campbell, and
they also spent day at the beach.
Mrs. Clinton Hodge has been serious
lysick since Tuesday and Doctor Beach
ism constant attendance. AS we go
topress we learn that she is improving.
Miss. Bowman, of Tumwater, opened
two months term of school in the
new district No. IS, the house on Ed.
McReayy's farm being rented for
temporary use.
Joe Levalle and John Smith, two of
Shelton's well-known 1oggers left last
week on a trip to Samoa, South Sea
Islands, where they expect to find
something better.
Mrs. Alex. Marshall and daughter
Maude returned Wednesday evening
from several weeks visit to friends
at South Seattle. Sandy was begin
ming to get little gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford Clark return
ed from the Seattle General Hospita
Wednesday evening. Hanford's oper
alton relieved him to some extent, an6
his sight is improving, but the progress
is slow.
Miss Clara Ansorge, Clarence Fish
and w. D. Morrison are delegates from
the Shelton lodge of 1. o. G. T. to the
district convention at Olympia, Satur
dav. A number of Good Temp1ars in.
tend going up.
DR.. Wells received a letter from
Wallie Rex, from Winnipeg, which
point had been reached on their trip
and Mrs. Rex was enduring the trir
nicely. They reached New York about
Wednesday,
L. D. W. Shelton was in Olympia
this week from the Colville country,
where he has been engaged in some
big surveying contracts and picking
up little mining property as a side
issue.
J. W. Fuller and daughter, Miss
Carrie Fuller, teacher in the Tacoma
city schools spent several days in town
this week, visiting J. ]. Cruson and
the Hurst and Frost families, who are
old friends from Kansas.
Anton Ntzhugh,, Whatcom County
logger, was crushed to death last week.
he was employed as hook tender, and
had signaled the donkey engine to start
up when the log swung around and
caught him against stump.
Mrs. Margaret Jones and son Parry,
returned Wednesday from visit to
relatives at Santa Barbara, California,
where they have been for about three
mouths. They report pleasant trip,
and agreeable weather, though warm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Peterson, de-
sire to thank the friends who have
kindly assisted Mrs Peterson in max
leg up children's clothes and other
sewing, to make good the loss occas-
ioned when their house was destroyed
BY fire.
Chas Griggs, the well known Kan.
liche farmer, while driving four
horse team, hauling a heavy load Of
lumber up the hill south of town
Monday afternoon, met with an un-
fortunate accident. He was walking
On the loose dirt next to the hill and
shipped down under the wagon, one OF
the hind wheels passing over his limb,
Doth bones being broken and badly
sphntered just below the knee. DIR.
wells went out and set the broken
limb On the spot and Mr.. Griggs was
taken to the Dipman Hotel where he
is now resting easily, although he will
oe laid up for some time