The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-03-20
.boltcn. Friday. March, 10th 1896
Personals

Geo. LAWYER was in town over night
Monday.
Mrs. Jack Valley has been quite sick
th> week.
roay.-Shelton, March 10Th, to the
wife Of Herman Herzog, girl.
John McEwen, who lives on SCOTS
Prairie is reported by DR.. Beach, to be
quite low of pneumonia.
Albert Johnson was made full
aedged Woodman last Saturday.
Supt. Graham of the Skokomish
Reservation school was in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Martin were in
from the Satsop, Monday, on a trad
ing trip.
H. S. Tremper is out again, but n av-
rating on canes. his broken ankle get
ting along nicely.
Rev. F. H. Webster will preach at
the OYSTER Bay school house next Sun
day afternoon at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. of Seat tile,
were visiting Dr. and Mrs. Beach this
week Mrs. Phillips is sister of Mrs.
Beach.
Mrs. Vim Shorter is slowly but ste ad-
ily improving and gaining strength.
She has been out for several short
drives lately.
Mrs. Myron Eelis, Mrs. and Miss
Graham, from the Skoh omish Reser-
vation. were on a shopping trip in
Shelton. this week.
VI. E. Jones, the Hartstein Island
rancher, has been granted a pension
which quarterly payment will come il
handy hereafter.
Chas. Springer, of the Olympia Dool
4 Lumber Co. was in town Monday
night, figuring on block Of centel
shelving for the L. NJ. Store.
J, p. Tweed, boohkeeper for tn
Williamson Logging Co., has gone t
he hospital at Olympia, where he
undergoing treatment for rheumatism
\. +. Dipman will leave next weel
for 4 short trip in Southern California
for the benefit Of his health, and ex
poets to be gone probably two months
Clarence Fisk is home again for
short time before beginning term O.
school. Clarence has been down t.
Aeiso visiting his brother, Attorne,
Ihos. Fisk, and studying latin, pre-
par4tory to entering the University.
y. N. Vineyard, who was with black
smith heete, left about a month ago
and nothing has been heard from hin
since. He is supposed to be in Cheha
is county, but his family and friend
GO not know his whereabouts and ar
somewhat anxious about him.
Louis Fortier and Sol. Alberts wer
GOWN to Seattle last week, havin;
heard that Max La 1dreville was dow
from Alaska on the last boat. It wa
No' so, but Max was heard from, an
lie IS still in the mining districts an
doing we'll.
d. Wells visited Peter Maryea a
1Ne Olympia Hospital this week. Afte
du operation to make sure that he wa
Snherlng with cancer of the stomach
no attempt was made by the doctor
70 remove the cancer, efforts being d
1ec'eo to sustaining the patient a
long as possible. 1t is reported tina
'here IS no hope for his recovery,
Joe Trainor was out in the Wynos
0N'e country last week, inspecting th
Claim of Peter Maryea, who made fin;
PROOF Monday. Joe, like every or
else who visits that section, is enthus
aSuc over the wonderful timber growtl
aS Well as the good land on which
grows, which will afford homes for
large farming community in the cour.
OF Z few years.
MI. and Mrs. L. K. Munson, in con
meinoration of the wooden anniversar
"NooAhSs 1AN1lCO tuC N
oeNahs, of which Mrs. Munson is tt
presiding officer, to social session
MISS Clara Ansorge and Mr.. Jes
Niiey were initiated into the degre
anc after the routine work was di
posed OF, about thirty Rebekahs,
oo'n sexes, adjourned to the home
MI and Mrs. Munson, where the hos
eSS' assisted by several lady friend
Ndo prepared pleasant surprise, al
me Rebekahs were initiated into Il
MYSTERIES of a bountiful spread. II
'3oies presented very tasty appea
ance- and the company were in go
spirits making the occasion very e
10yaoe one. An hour was spent
socldl amusement and the compa,
dispersed about IL O'Clock, wishing n
~. ana Mrs: Munson many pleasant a
aiyersaries.