The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-08-28
;,.Iton. Friday, August tn, 70 1885
Personals.

p,,ob Covill has moved into the
dwelling Just vacated by w. G Rex.
Clint Alden has a new Columbia
,cvcle,-rather late in the season.
Charlie Morrow rode over on
wheel from Cosmopolis Sunday.
Clarence Fisk has been engaged foi
two months school in Dayton district
Mrs. Robt. Kimpton is in from the
s,tsop for a few days, visiting friends
Mrs. Howard Cyphert is visiting
Mrs. Tappau, at her country home, fol
few days.
Mrs Thos. Moran is visiting her
sister at Olympia, and friends at down
Sound points.
Henry Parrish has moved his fam
;lv into the Till Shelton house on 3rd
street.
Mrs. John Brewer and children, Of
OLYMPIA. was visiting friends in towr
this week.
John Hudson and VIM. Cooper were
down from camp Sunday, to see what
is new in politics.
Henry OFT was down from Olympic
over Sunday, talking business ant
pleasure-,no politics.
The Dry goods and Notion stock a.
the L. NJ. Co.'S. will now agreeabl,
surprise even those who look for some
thing unusually large and fine.
Mrs. A. Emmott accompanied NJ rs.
Rex to Seattle, and saw her safely of
on her journey, returning Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Munson, came ur
Wednesday evening to pay a short
visit to his brothers Al. and Lew Mum
son.
Mrs. J. F. Robinson and Neice Alb
bic Wilson of Bangor Maine, hav
been visiting at George Shorters thu
past week.
Mrs. John Graham, and her childre
are over from Aberdeen, visiting he
sister, Mrs. James Harris.
Miss Althea Corey leaves tomorrow
for Escondido. Cal. where she viii
spend the winter in teaching school.
DR.. C. H. Wells accompanied w. G
and Mrs. L. E. Rex, as far as Seattle
to see that Mrs. Rex gets safely off o.
her Quincy to New York.
Rev. F. NJ. Wheeler has been absen
for the past two weeks attending thu
annual Methodist camp meeting a
Little Rock and having good time.
Mrs. Harry M. Sutton and her sister
Miss Aggie Campbell, Of Montesanc
daughters of Judge Campbell, wer
visiting at the Saeger farm last week
Miss Lulu and Cecil Dunbar LEI
Thursday morning for Seattle wher
they will visit Will Dunbar and famil
for few days, from which place the
will go to Whatcom, where they vii
stay with Mrs. M. F. Knight and e
to school this fall.
John Gillespie opened the threshini
season on this side Wednesday at Cha
Terry's. One of the big yields of oats
that you sometimes read about wa!
threshed from six acre field, whic
turned out little over 700 bushels
His thirty three acers of wheat yielde
little over 40 tons.-Coupville Times
Messrs Lott, Tremper and Todd VIII
are now in partnership in the fusio
combination have issued notice of
grand rally at Kneeland's Hall o
Saturday, August %, where all VIII
are in favor of the free and unlimite
Coinage of silver, regardless of the a.
ton of foreign nations are invited I
Participate.
Vim. Shorter returned from Denvel
Colorado, last Friday evening, and hi
Shelton friends were agreeably SUI
prised to learn that Mrs. Shorter an
daughters, Maude and Ella, accom-
panied him. Mrs. Shorter's conditis
Is somewhaeiinproved by her trip, an
It's believed that she will imprcv
faster in this climate, besides being q
nome. She was considerably fatigue
oS the railroad journey, but otherwi,
is now in good spirits.
Z. NJ. Seeley, adjuster for the ..Sve;
and other insurance companies, arri,
co Monday evening from Tacoma
ADJUST the John B. Peterson loss
mat company. The telegram to tt
general agents in San Francisco W.
sent at 9 a. m. and Mr.. Seeley reache
Shelton from Tacoma on the evenin
ooat. Quick work The amount {
tue insurance on house and content
was $500, and Mr.. Peterson was =
lowed SS75 which was entire.y sati
factory to the assured. Mr.. Peters,
mas brought his family to Shelto
Until he can rebuild.