The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-06-26
shelton, Friday, June S6th, 1886
Personals

Personals
Mark Graham was in Olympia on
business Monday.
Herb Covill has gone to Trail Creek
,omakc his fortune.
r. l.. Alden was visiting his
d,rchter. Mrs. Kraudelt. in Olympia
this week.
Angus Mcdonald is home from the
Woodland academy for the holiday va
cation.
CV. Dunbar was in Tacoma Wednes-
day. returning with new wheel for
Miss Cecil.
Mr.. and Mrs. ST Tullis have moved
into the Rex house, vacated by DR..
Hunters family.
Ed McReavy has moved his family
ND to his camp on the PENN sular Rail-
way for the summer.
O. S Lewis, of Snohomish county,
was in town Monday night looking
after his property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Draham took
their wedding outing at Hoodsp ort
and Lake Cushnan last week.
Miss May Ready, of Centralia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Benny Wiley,
and attending the institute this week.
Miss Clara Ansorge returned home
Wednesday evening from a three
weeks visit to friends in Tacoma and
Seattle.
A. II. Anderson and father-in-law,
B. B. Heally, are in town looking after
their extensive railroad and timber in
terests.
Mrs. Harry Dean, is up from Hart
stein, visiting at Mrs. Bradley's, and
looking for suitable house to remove
to town.
Mrs. Bernard Kelly returned home
from Seattle Wednesday, accompanied
BY her cousin, Miss Audrey Tresk, fo
short visit.
Mrs Frank Fredson and children
spent last week visiting the Fredsol
and Keelty families, coming from
Blakely on the Polly.
MIR. and Mrs. S. c. Young are ex
pected down from South Tacoma mex
week to stay over the Fourth visiting
the children" and friends in town.
Mrs. Chester, whose place is on tn,
road to Mason Lake, brought us {
bouquet of sweet smelling flowers
Wednesday, the product of her ranch
Percy Willis Shelton returned from
Nashon College last Saturday, pre-
pared to enjoy the holiday vacation
from his arduous studies at the college
kube Hull, the cartoonist of tn,
olympian, and we'll known newspa
per man. was in town Monday evening
probably looking for a subject t.
caricature.
Mrs. G. Schumacher intends leaving
tniS week for visit to Seattle aud t.
brother i'll Portland, and possibly
may so to California. The boys will
remain in Shelton.
r and Mrs. S. D. Hicks were il
Tacoma this week, Mrs. Hicks visiting
ltlehds While Mr.. Hicks attended tn,
p'pulist district convention. Farme
lodd was the other delegate from NJ "a
son county.
D. D Barger has completed taking
'"e census of the children of schoo
eye III the Shelton district and finds
total OF 229. The district has lost tw,
>lices by the formation of new districts
Win tile consequent loss of scholars.
Samuel Wyatt returned from tn,
state Normal School at Elleusburp
'ds' Friday evening for the summel
vocation. He was accompanied b,
MIS- McEwen, who years ago mad,
"eF home on McEwen's prairie, an,
,a"ie 10 spend short time with rela
ives and friends in this vicinity.
lie following persons are attendin,
-, e"cher Institute this week
Misses H. Minnie Ford, Lena Johnson
FRANCES Galusha, Edith r. Miles
oecn Dunbar, Fannie Coville, A. S
Uo'ey' Annie 1. Shields, Mary A
ronng, Blanche Woods, Isabel an,
: a :"n .e + orrest, Cora Duckworth, Joy
''e l. Shelton, Eva Long, Maude Mar
S"d'i' Grace Baldwin, Ethel Brown
arrle Callow, Alta Mcdonald, Ami
"cNer' Tressa Huntley. Laura Schu
,acher' Laura Simmons, Mabel Mur
p"y' Carrie Robinson, Hattie Callow
way hutchinson and Jennie Potts
Csc, esuames Myron Eells, Gee
Snohpiin. A. ]. Clay, Mary c
N nrO " Maria Cole, Mary E. Cyphert, an
'S Baker. Messrs: C. w. Fish. Edra
D d gaze, Leroy jones, Kay Todd, W
p S,teel, H. F. Baker, W. o. Watson
Gu, llroyer, Geo. C. Johnson, Alber
au 1ao ON Hugh Thornley,, Bert Daniels
1"o Chester Eells.