The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-12-04
:. .I-on. Friday. December 18th 1896.
Personals.


Al. Munson IS out from his en-
:.-:ed ,ay-up.
Wedding anniversary party IS on
>, Monday night.
Mss Annie Keelty returned last
80. ron, visit to Mrs. Frank Fred
:. Port Blakely.
-ou:. Fitzgerald is home again
..r:-S satisfactorily arranged the
-z..e- Of his bond.
4-rus Mcdonald came down from
:. Martins college, near Olympia, to
seed Sunday at home.
US Ed. Miller came up from Seat
last week and will spend the winter
,-.ae Miller place down the bay.
Manager Riley IS improving steadily
.-.:s expected home tomorrow, we'll
enough to take up his work again.
WAS Bert Caldwell, who lost two
ITS from, his left hand at the Cald-
vel Bros. mill at Tumwater last wees.
ycrkrneu meet Monday night. The
A.O.C. V. IS arranging to have
O--ar;zer J. Il. Schiyely visit Shelton
shortly.
Tor Nickl:u. the genial hustler for
+e American Type Foundry's Port
!. nd house, dropped n to see the print
syesterday.
David Anderson, an e,uploye Of
AMP who has been to the Hospital
.Olynp;a with cut hand. returned
lamp Monday.
Nd. Stewart came in from Picker
20 DO some trading Saturday. He
=. the team at home and came around
: re Puget Sound buggy" 4 row
-cz..
:: reported that James Morris the
-.- known log buyer for the Tacoma
MI. will leave for Australia next
we. . work up large foreign lum-
te- .-aGe for that mill.
". zud Mrs J. A. Morrison returned
i'm cce:- brief visit to Seattle last
thursday evening and have taken
Large Of William Shorter's home
gong 20 live on tie "oId man." as it
were
Capt. Henry Wiusor was ii town
Saturday and says of the - Noven-
hers he has seen II Washington. this
axes the cake. Vim. O'Shaughuessy
VS. also II town, having tramped
-:1e miles through the snow and down
- ne train.
!. ". Necklerr. organizer and lee.
;c-e- Z the interests Of the Woodmen
:: ne World. will visit Shelton Jan.
80. Tie local lodge has member
.1.P :; sky. and the order is growing
-s?:c.y. ou. more good members are
wanted
Master Roy Hurst inflicted bad cut
= rs left wrist with an axe one day
Is. week. One artery and three veins
were ~ and the boy lost considerable
bod before be could receive proper
attention. Dr.. Wells made the trip
dow- through the snow and sewed mp
- woc1d. so no permanent injury is
KEY % result
-Gi- EUugerford entertained her
lass Z. her home Saturday afternoon.
21ocoE Baker was up and had
-e-- pictures taken. The rest OF the
itc7-uoou was spent with music and
cacttac:ous. after which little lunch
vas served. Miss Hungerford shows
Considerable talent with her scholars
I'D ;.ey have improved very much
--t:- Ter training.
Stephen Harrington returned Mon
c2y night from the East, after an
zo>e1ce OF six months, Washington
-,6u', silt him when he left, but i,
Il 1o- require much time to prove te
IL hat he didn't know when he
Vas we'll Of. and he is back to stay
e spent the summer in New Yort
I'D Pennsylvania, working mostly in
c1e Canadian Pacific, and managed tt
7Sc1pe The recent storms, although hs
oc-t cold weather here.
AARRIED.-at the home Of Mrs
H-1te-. Shelton Nov. 18th, Harmon
thrash and Miss. Addie Ready, Rev
: o. Lamoreux officiating. Mr.
--rzSa IS stranger to Shelton PEG
P-e, coniug from PEEL in Lewis
eo-oey. Miss Ready Is one Of TIT
Poplar teachers in the Shelton school.
N1ase home IS also IN Lewis County
AHe happy couple have begun house
1=eq.ng in the building formerly oc
c19;ed by Miss Hartgrove, the artist
N1o has returned to Olympia. Mn
t1rssh viii continue to teach thu
--In and IS her new name is rathe
digestive, we warn the youngsters +
soE ieedle OUT