The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-10-30
Shelton. Friday, October 10th 1886.
Personals.

Mrs Carrie Covill is still quite sick.
BoRS.-Shelton, Oct. 18th to the
wife of Jos. B. Wood, daughter.
Geo. Lovelace left for Seattle
Thursday morning to return tonight.
Mark Reed, of Olympia, spent few
DAYS among the logging camps this
week.
Rev. F. H. Webster was IN town
this week packing up his household
effects.
Mrs Thos. Parks left last Saturday
to ioin her husband at Tacoma, where
he is employed as engineer.
Abe. L. Levy, of the L. nj. Store
made business trip to Portland last
week, and visited his folks.
Mrs. Mamie Dunbar retuned from
visiting her mother, Mrs. Young, at
South Tacoma, last Saturday.
John B. Peterson and his family left
Tuesday morning for visit to the old
folks in Wisconsin, and expects to be
gone all winter.
S. Brown recently made some
rood mineral discoveries in the Olym-
pic mountains, and two experts from
San Francisco are now out with him,
Inspecting his find. We hope our
friend will strike it rich.
Rev. T. O. Lamoreux failed to reach
Shelton for the meeting arranged for
last Saturday evening, and has not
yet arrived from Port Angeles, proba-
bly, being detained by illness. Mrs.
Lamoreux has little baby about three
weeks old.
Prof. Collins invited the scholars of
his room to spend social evening at
his home last Friday night. None
we're absent or tardy, and all enjoyed
apleasant evening, and light lunch
was provided by Mrs. Collins.
A. NJ. Dufeld, who formerly lived in
Pickering passage, but has been Ell
gagged in special detective work for the
past two years; has gone into partner
ship with r. w. Keefe in the black
smith shop. His family is expected
down later.
MARRIED. Jackson,- All
Hoodsport, at the residence of August
Werman, on Saturday, Oct. II, 1896,
by Jacob Hauptly, J. P. Fred Hanson
and Miss Ellen Jackson, both Of
Hoodsport. The happy couple spent
their first week in Seattle.
James Forrest, Allen r. Lewis and
Frank Wiley visited Olympia Tuesday
and heard the speech of Congressman
Boutelle, of Maine. The speech was
pronounced splendid and big crowd
was in attendance. The distinguished
visitor represents the district from
which Frank Wiley came.
Jud Todd, the Union City merchant
returned from trip to Seattle last
Thursday, and informed us that he
had paid the salmon fishermen on the
canal. $500, during the previous tive
weeks. The fishing business has
brought lot of money to the people
along Hood Canal.
Hon. Allen Weir spent several days
In Mason County this week, speaking
at Kamilche, Arcadia and Clifton
h makes splendid, fair address, full
OF reason and common sense, ant
SLOWS up the fallacies of populist ar
sament in good shape, setting many
10 to l. silver men to thinking that
'hey may be wrong. Capt. Morse was
10 accompany Mr.. Weir, but is unable
10 DO so, not having recovered from
MS recent runaway accident.
Tom P. Fisk, who speaks in Shelter
next Saturday evening, is the son of GU,
'ownsman, c. w. Fisk, candidate fol
justice of the peace. T. p. Fisk spent
Short time in Shelton when his fami
~ hrst came to Washington, but soor
located in Cowlitz county where he
enjoys good pratice. He is excel
tent campaigner, and has been in the
neid all through the campaign. w.
can assure our readers that they will
appreciate his address.
ntsILE TO THE PUYALLUP'S, RESERvA
lioN' from Cut-Mouth John.
ha-how-ya, six.
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o-coke hyas klosh?
oah-a-le kono-way ic-tas, ni-ka tik-eh mi K,
vote
"a-wa Kono-way si-wash is-kum vote Repub
Van ucket, pee is-kum hy-yu votes, kwon-e
un Mckinley, Sullivan, pee Callow.
Na-wit-ka kloshe tum tums
Cuitus wa-wa Bryan, Rogers.
rit tuck, mam-ook tum tum,
hogers cnltus nitz-moo-la-wind.
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