The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-03-27
sheI on. Friday, March 9th, 1879
Personals

Personals
MIR, Hattie Morse spent Sunday in
Seattle.
Mrs. Sau'l Caldwell has been quite
sch this week
BORN: Shelton, Friday, March 20,
to the wife Of James Harris, boy.
". S. McCool and Frank Todd were
Woodman initiates Tuesday evening.
Miss May Coons, of Olympia, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Elmer Shields,
last week.
Allen Lewis has his new water wheel
at work in the creek above 9Th street
trestle.
MYRTLE Wande1 left this week for
visit to his folks, who live on Sauvie's
Island, at the mouth of the Willamette
river.
c. B. White, formerly resident of
Hartstein Island, is now engaged as
Superintendent and engineer at the
Boys Training school, in Belmont, Cal.
Messrs Reed 6, Ellis were both in
town last Saturday, attending the
school land sale and looking after
their logging business at the head of
the bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dow were over
from Hoodsport visiting at Mrs. Cald-
wells Monday. Mr.. Dow is suffering
from erysipelas in one of his knees and
CAME over for treatment.
Chas. H. Aver, receiver for the Will
hanson Logging Company, was in
town Saturday for the purpose Of at
tending the sale of school lands by
County Auditor McLarty.
Mrs. w. B. Eaton left Monday
morning for Portland to get what the
people are wearing and returned
Wednesday with a fine fresh stock of
spring and summer goods Tor the
millinery store.
Mrs. Pat Vance came oyer with
Sheriff Caldwell for a short visit in
Shelton last week. This is her third
visit out of the Skokomish valley since
she and Pat settled on their homestead
twenty years ago.
Clarence Fisk began term of school
4 Mason Lake, Monday; also Miss
N1fric Callow at the Dayton precinct
Ms Ed;th Miles has been engaged for
tern L the school in Carstairs'
district
Key. h. J. ooney delivered his in
%rest,ng lecture on ''Gladstone and
Fe.A'1." IT til, opera house Saturday
6 'anS To { good audience. Mr..
""'A"H gave ii 5 hearers a considera-
N'' insight INTO The Grand Old Man"
@Ar ms treatment of the Irish question,
@'a MS lecture was very interesting.
.retta Darling arrived in Shell
''.. ness night from San Francis
~. @ad = stopping with his nephew,
.".> Little He will spend some time
visiting his brother, William Darling,
aA ~s1cr Mrs. Cole. who is also visit
Ill @t Lltt,e's, Lafayette Darling has
~, seen his brother and sister for
!a'F5F-four years, or since they parted
i tennessee during the lively war
''"FS' MIR. Darling came without no.
'''e and gave his relatives very glad
surprise, especially so as all three are
VIII along in years. The family is en-
J0Y'hS pleasant reunion.
MI Lot Wilbur, the Snohomish drug
Sls' and manufacturer of Wilbur's Oil
" 0'aoness, Puget Sound Cough Cure,
D'oou Furltler, etc, was in town this
week. and contracted for the advertis-
aug OF his medicines which are for sale
" al druggists. Mr.. Wilbur was in
'neiton twenty-one years ago, and al
operated logging camp on this
Jay Tor three months about that time.
Everybody logged those days, but not
'efyoooy made money, so Mr.. Wilbur
'"'"eo his attention to medicines. He
spent Tuesday visiting his brother,
Al 1NSCQ q Ellis Log
s"s camp at the head of the bay.
j. L. Sigh delivered a sermon-lecture
d the Methodist church last SUNDAY
-, n-ofn'ng, On the subject, Everything
"orhS tor Our G ,od.'' Mr.. Sigh is not
u'ar preacher, he is now temper
.' ming the pulpit during the pas
absence. His sermon was not
ea on theological niceties or
.ip'ural citations 1t was plain
"u Careful argument of a plain man.
e "ad evidently spent a good deal of
'sh' on the subject, and it has set
az, ,.ss who listened to it to talking and
'AH'ng. The lecture was the first of
,'es he proposes to deliver. judy
h. rom the favor with which the first
l;s. s ,een received, the others win BE
eq 70 by large audiences.