The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1897-01-01
shelton. Friday, January LIST, 1897
Personals.

u r. Gale and son Edgar, were oyer
from Allyn this week.
Angus Mcdonald came home IRON
Woodland college to spend the holl'
days.
Mrs. Jas. Forrest and children are
visiting on the Satsop with the Car
stairs family.
Will Morrison left for Port Blakely
on the tug last Sunday, haying an
opening for work.
Mrs. Edgbert mother of Frank
Edgb,rt of Arcadia, is quite ill. The
old lady is 80 years of age.
Miss Crissie Kneeland who has been
attending school at Tao oma is home
spndiug the holiday vacation.
81 and Mrs. 1. H. LOOMS have gone
to Quiniault, an embryo city near the
Lase of that name on the coast.
Agditor-e1ect Arthur Callow and
fanny of Thurston county spent
Christmas week at Ed. Callow's. in
Little Skookum.
JE Calder, of Montesano, is look.
iag over several ranches in Mason
county, in the interests of the Oregon
Mortgage Company.
Misses Hattie AMI Carrie Callow and
Ms. B. Kelly are helping chief clerk
Ansorge get away with the big job of
Mp. recording.
Thomas Bordeaux attended the meet
ing of the Tim bermen's Association,
an organization of the employing log
gers of Puget Sound, at Seattle Mon
day.
Trustee Anderson; Attorneys Bates
aud Parker, of Tacoma, and H. s..
Temper, of Seattle, were interested
i'll the receivership case before Judge
Irwin this week.
Judge Mason Irwin, and the various
attorneys interested in the receiver
ship of the Shelton Southwestern Rail
road we're attending court Tuesday aud
Wednesday of this week.
Lawyers O. V. Linn and N. S. Por-
ter, of Olympia, brought an oyster
land case before Judge Irwin Tuesday,
the only case outside OF the receiver
ship matter, which was heard.
Hiram Dunbar and family left this
morning for Seattle so that Hira m
can be near his work. Their organ
was taken along but the other house
hold goods were left, their house
having been rented furnished.
H. Martin, one of the state officers
of the l. o. G. T. visited Shelton last
week and addressed the members OF
the local lodge aud their friends at
their lodge room Saturday evening,
aud furnished a pleasant entertain.
ment
L. X. Munson and Frank Wiley
visited Jabez Bridges, brother Odd
Fellow, at Allyn last Sunday, and
found him somewhat better in health,
although his condition is bad. The
/ visitors made the round trip in one
day, about rs miles.
Barney Johnson left Tuesday morn
ing for the Kootenaiccounrty, where
two of his brothers are engaged in
prospecting work, with good prospects
The Johnson boys are good cooks and
are putting in the winter mouths
Cooking at SIS a month.
Leroy Jones and C larence w. Fisk,
two of our popular young school teach
ers' left Wednesday morning for Sc
attic, where they will enter the Acme
business College, to complete the com
nercial course and take some special
studies to increase their ability to in
Sruct. Both are energetic young men,
VINO are making their own way and
showing good progress.
Koot. Patterson former proprietor
OF the New Kamilche hotel, returned
last week from Rossland, and reports
number of Shelton people there,
among them Jack Grinley, Robt. Lee
JACK Little. Patterson will go back
shortly but he says the Trail Greek
country is no place for man without
Some means to get start. Board
auo lodging is dear and working men
dfe plentiful at Rossland.
Hiram Dunbar returned from Seat
Tie IN time to spend Christmas, and ex-
poets to 60 back this week, to work in
Tue Vulcan Iron Works. He says that
Lawyer Mcdonald informed him that
Tue "loggers' LEM case was decided
against the claimants, and has gone
:" 'ae Supreme Court again, where il
WI oe heard some time this month.
slso viii stay with it till he makes Il
win.