The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-07-17
,1eItou. Friday, July 18th, 1896.
Personals.

blackberry parties are III oiooi'
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clark and child
rem are spending week at Olympia
Miss Mamie Drahan is paying a
visit "a her brothers, Mark and George
Draham.
Hartford Clark is improving nicely
aud rets about the house with little
inconvenience,
IL. Hunter is down the Sound
this week buying goods for the Smell
ton Cash Store.
Mrs. A. r. Shrcve, of Seattle, was
visiting the young ladies at Cal. Sac
gar's farm this week.
Miss Catherine Forney, of Seattle,
who has been visiting Miss Jessie Nc
Donald, returned to Seattle yesterday.
DR. Wells and Jud Becker went over
to Allyn on North Bay yesterday, to
visit a sick Odd Fellow, Jabez Bridges.
Mrs. Coons, of Olympia, is visiting
relatives. Mrs. Y. L. Williams, Mrs.
Roht Elliott and Mrs. Elmer Shields,
in Shelton.
HI. Setter, of the. Occidental at
Union City. has turned that hotel over
10 John McReavy. and taken a posi-
ton with the Webb.
Mrs. a. F. Dipnan left yesterday
morning for a short stay at the Green
River Hot Springs, in the hope of i'm
proving her general health.
Mrs. 3. Kelly has been quite Ill the
past week, but is now improving.
Her mother arrived from Seattle Tues.
day evening for short visit.
Mrs. Ed. Miller, her daughter, Net
tie Hilton and family and Yrs. Ames
Of Seattle have been spending a week
at the Miller farm, down the bay.
J. A. Gale, A. J. Smith and Johr
Fiander were over from Kamilcks
Yesterday. Fiander is engaged il
putting in logs this side of Kamilche.
W, r. Early will shortly moye hi
family to Shelton, and the Union Cit.
mail schedule will be changed to per
nit his staying in Shelton over night
John Holgate and his party of Ia
coma fishermen, took 125 pounds O
trout home from the Skokomish rive
last week. They evidently found tn.
fishing good.
A.D. Resler, the L. N. Cos. new
clerk. has moved his family from Blu
coda, to the dwelling vacated by Prof
Baker Mrs. Resler was formerly
Rose Yantis.
Eliab Dunbar is still suffering from
heart troubles, and is quite sick al
times. The G.. y. r. comrades haye
arranged to give Mr.. Dunbar special
attention. and relieve the fam lily AZ
much as possible.
Mrs. Irene Day. accompanied BY
Miss Anna Temple and Miss Dumond
OF Albany. Oregon, spent few days
III town this week visiting friends, ane
left Wednesday morning for Seattle
The young ladies are enjoying vaca
ton trip over the Sound. Miss Tenn
pie is all Albany school teacher, arc
the family lived on John Seig':
place. across the bay, in the early day.
When Mr.. Temple was logger wei
known to the old timers.
y. J. Baldwin's children are having
more or less trouble of late. His SON.
n-law, Louis P. Berry has been very
seriously sick at Colfax, but through
very Careful nursing is recovering and
VIII shortly be brought to the Sound.
Judge HAuford lost d young son in
June. and another of his boys was bad
~ burned while playing with powder
at his home in Seattle, and may lose
his eyes;sht.
W. II. Maxwell and Alex Marshall
leit Thursday morning 80 attend the
races at hehalis this week. and DR.
beach and Al. J. Munson will ride
over GU their bicycles today. Severa'
n'sn class races will be given, at which
'he tlrst prizes are $3.50, so the races
VII! De interesting, John DOYLE,
ihomas O'Neill and VIM. Deegan also
intend to drive over to Chehalis and
FRANK Tuell, Geo. Huntley and Car
Onristnan intend going on their
Wheels.
The following are the new officers Of
oneiton Lodge, No. O. 1. o. o. F: I
a. Munson, n G; VIM. Mclaughlin
~ u Doble, Supporters; ]. B. Wood
u u. ]. Becker, G. c Angle, sup
P0f'ers; ]. T. Riley, Sec; Frank Wiley
.efm. Sec; L. ]. Morrison, treas; Jas
.offest, Warden; ]. A. Morrison, Con
r"o'oF; ". Rodenburgcr and Chas
lumbar, Guards: A. Adams and VIM
Degauhart, S S.