The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-15
Friday, January 18th, 1871
Personals.

PERSONALS
Mrs. Tom Frazer is on the sick list
this week.
Al,ne. Adams is confined to his home
with another sick spell.
Mrs Jacob Hauptley and daughter,
of Union City, are reported improving
F.M. Grout is assisting Bookkeeper
Chistman in the Office of the L. M. Co.
Logger A. r. Burt, OF Hoodsport'
was in town this week on a business
trip.
Jean Riley is laid up with a severe
cold and J, D. Riley is acting cashier
at the bank.
Mrs. L. X. Munson, has been con-
fined to her room this week, resting up
after the holiday rush.
H. S. Tremper was up from Seattle
this week on the Receivership case and
Mrs. Tremper accompanied him for a
visit.
Ike. Ellis the we'll known logger
who recently sold his interests to
Simpson and Campbell, was in town
yesterday.
Col Hartman has gone to Olympia
to look over the senatorial situation
and see if there is an opening for him
to throw his castor in the ring.
Miss Bertha Robertson left Portland
last week for San Antonio, Texas,
where she will visit her folks. expect
Ing to return in the summer.
L.J. Morrison has gone to Port
Blakely, where Will is at work in the
mill. J. H. Baker was down to the
mill last week taking photographs.
Miss Hattie Callow attended the in
augural ball at Olympia Wednesday
evening and Prof. Gunderson accom-
odatingly took her scholars in charge
Ex-receiyer Crowell returned Mon
day night, and is engaged in making
up complete report of his transac-
tons as receiver, the time having been
extended until the 10Th.
Superior Judge Hodgdon arrived last
Saturday evening and held court Mon
day and Tuesday. He left for Ho-
GUAM Wednesday morning and will
return for court next Tuesday.
A. D. Resler left for his former
home at Bucoda last Saturday, Mrs
kesler having preceded him. He ex-
poets to go into business with his
father-in- law, A. N, Yantis.
F. J. Kraude1t and family are stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Alden,
Mrs. Kraudelt's parents, for the pres
ent, while Mr.. Kraudelt looks up a
new location, having recently sold his
bakery in Olympia.
A. VI. Mecklem, organizer of the
Woodmen of the World visited Shelton
last Tuesday evening and met with
the local camp. He will visit Shelton
again in the spring, when a rousing
increase meeting will be arranged.
Mrs. Minnie Leak and daughter re-
turned this week from a visit to hel
mother at Aberdeen. Mrs. Morrow
and her family are doing quite well
and in good health. Matte is EN-
ployed in one of the newspaper Offices
Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler returned
from Tacoma last Saturday and held
the usual services Sunday. On Tues.
day evening the members of the
Methodist Church arranged donation
party, at which a nice program was
enjoyed BY good1y attendance, and
cake and coffee was served.
Tommy Taylor, formerly driver Of
the Webb bus, is the only one of the
applicants from Mason County to get
snap at the legislature. He secured
the position of postmaster and mes
senger in the Senate, salary 500 q
month; good for two months.
DR.. Beach intends to leave Sheltor
in February for trip to Eastern
Oregon, or California, to try a changs
of climate. Mrs. Beach aud the chill
dren will make their home with hel
parents at Black Diamond, having
most Of their household goods already
packed with the intention Of leaving
next Monday.
Messrs A. H. Anderson, Sol. G
Simpson and John A. Campbell wer'
in town this week, attending the an
nual meetings Of the State Bank o
Shelton and the Lumbermen's Mercan
tile Co., in which they are interested
There was ne change in the manage
ment or directory of either. Mr.
Anderson inspected the Peninsula,
Railroad and returned to Seattle Tues
day noon, while Messrs Simpson an
Campbell went oyer to the Port Blake
y TOAD t. Inspect the new locomotive1