The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-07-31
;1.Iton. Friday, July 31th, 1885
Personals.

Chas Stone returned from Alaska
last week.
Mrs. Capt Tew has gone to Cohasset
IN spend few days.
rake no our special offer OF the
1orRSAL until Nov. 18th for quarter.
Jesse Wooster spent a week visiting
his narents on their farm near Kent.
Henry W. Martin and wife were IN
from Grove post Office yesterday, on
trading trip.
Frank Williamson made the round
Trim to Tacoma Wednesday, on log
ging business.
Mrs. Germaine, has gone out to her
farm on the Satsop to spend the rest
Of the summer.
The King family left for Centralia
this week by the overland route, and
Frank Linton went with them.
Frank Tuell came over Sunday to
see how business was running and
left again Tuesday for the beach.
Mrs. Dipman returned home from
the Hot Springs last week, and she
seems TO be improving in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. c. Ellis are spending
a few days in an outing at Ellis &
Reeds logging camp, at the head OF
the bay.
Chas Fisk left Wednesday morning
for Yakima, where he will assist the
Fisk Brothers in the fruit shipping
business.
Judd Todd, John McReavy and Sam
Lewis we're over from Union City
Monday, the former to prove up or
aland claim.
Jos. Carstairs brought in drove o.
fine fat cattle from his Satsop farm
last Saturday, and sold them to tn.
Mason County Meat Company.
Miss Eta Fredson, after an absence
Of over year in California, has re
turned to Port Blake1y and is staying
with her brother, Frank Fredson.
Hugh Morrison, Rory McCrimmin
Martin Bingham and BIS. Barger will
leave on Saturday for a trip in thu
Olympics hunting aud prospecting.
A party of Tacoma fishermen includ
ing A. W. McNaughton and w. A
Eberly, spent Sunday at the Skoko
mish river making the trip on theil
bicycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hilton, wht
have been spending a few weeks a
the Ed. Miller farm, visited friends in
town Sunday. They returned home
to Seattle Wednesday.
Rev. Frank Webster went over t.
Lake Cushman on his wheel Monday
and Tuesday he returned, after climb
ing Mt. Rose. He says the trail nj
the mountain is now completed ant
visitors can ride up on horseback.
Mrs. B. Kelly left for Seattle las
Friday with her mother, Mrs. Baker
and will join party for a trip t,
Lake Cushman. Mr.. Kelly and hi
brother will join them for Z few days
going from Shelton on their wheels.
James McGuigan, who returned I,
Mosher & McDonald's camp on Mud
bay after the Fourth, is back agair
nursing lame leg, having been &C
cidently cut with an axe in the hand,
OF fellow workman.
Orlin Stanhope left wednesda,
morning to arrange for the trip to Al
aska, tor the purpose of securing tn.
BODY of a Seattle man, which he ant
Enas. whitehall found and buried upe,
looks Inlet. He expects to be gou,
about six weeks.
Ad]uster Seeley, Of Tacoma, visites
the Satsop Valley this week. and salts
,actorily adjusted the losses of Martir
bingham and Harry Ford, for tn,
Fnenix Insurace Co. Mr.. Seeiey was
accompanied by his wife, and enjoyes
days sport fishing in the Skokomisi
river.
MIR. and Mrs. L. K. Munson, aud Mr.
sno Mrs. AL. ]. Muuson and childrer
spent several days in Seattle thi
week. The occasion Of their visit va
tue family reunion at the home o
'0e'r parents ]. n. and Emily +. Nun
son There were present two daught
.'s' nve sous, three daughters-iu-law
'"o grand-daughters and three grand
SOUS, all gathered to celebrate til
Passing Of another year and make tn
.'u folks rejoice. Two children wer.
O'ne from California. The famil'
.so an ENJOYABLE time, as it is no
wen the family is so largely repre-
seated. The Shelton delegation :.
.afned Tuesday evening, accoupenie
=, MRS. Van Buren,, Of Los Aueele.
10 VIII spend few days Il town.