The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-05-06
shelton. Friday, May 9th, 1885.
Personals

There will be preaching at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning.
Mrs. A. J. Collins has been spending
week visiting friend, in Tacoma.
Will II. Forbes took the initiatory
decree in Odd Fellowship Wedn sd iy
evening.
covered from his serious illness. being
able to get around town.
J.E Sigh sexpectedto return from
Fairhaven Saturday, to remain over
the term of court next week.
J. Bertram Forbes and Hans Berge-
son were initiated into the mysteries
of Woodcraft Tuesday evening.
larence W. FisN finished his term
of school near Clifton and began
day.
Mrs Dan Myers has gone to Cedar
vile, Chehalis County, to visit her
father, who is reported to be quite
sick.
Mrs Geo L"velace will leave in
day or so for trip to Chicago, where
she will spend two months Wis ting her
sister
Charlie Libby came down from
Olympia to visit his mother, Mrs +.
Libby, at w. L. Sargison's over Sun
day.
Almerion Adams has been quite sick
at times during the week with hem
orrhage Of the lungs, and is low as W.
go to press.
Dr. Beach was called to Kamilche
Tuesday to attend Ed. Callow, junior,
who is suffering from an abscess of
the lungs and fever.
Frank Fredson came in from Port
Blakely last week, and stayed over
Sunday, visiting the logging camps in
search of more spars
Miss Lizzie Neuenschwander. W no
has made her home at Mrs George
Beers during the winter. has been
married to Samuel Holmes, Of Seattle.
Rev. Randall. missionary preacher
filled the Baptist pulpit last Sunday
evening. i'll place of Pastor Gregory
and his sermons were very interesting
Rev. L. J. Covington left Monday
morning for Spokane as delegate to
the State Convention of Sunday
Schools, and is not expected home
until Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Giles went to
Tacoma Sunday, sailing down in their
SLING sloop. They spent several
DAYS in Tacoma. but tickle winds de
layed their return home
BORN at Shuswap. B. c. March 28t)
to the wife of Frank Binn>. TWO voun.
American citizens. mother ami chil
dren are doing we'll, is the way Fran
BINS puts recent announcement.
Sheriff Caldwell is getting a Cover :
nent job on his hands, having fiv,
ooarders in the county Jail, Messrs.
Baker and Tugwell, May Williams,
Ben. Simmons and Oscar Ba; ey.
Henry OFT was in town yesterd y
loo ing after sash and door trade
he reports that the Olympia Door &
Lumber Company has enjoyed fine
trade all winter and their plant will
PROBABLY not be removed from Olym
pla.
capt Thos. Tew has temporarily
turned the City of Shelton over to the
boys and announces that he will TAX.
MRS lew and go East to York state on
visit. He has stuck pretty closely t,
the steamer since coming on the Shell
Ton route and has earned month.
vacation.
Jean Riley informs that his brother
John has left Mexico, and is moying
northward as the saltry season advan
ceS' being at Ell Paso, Texas at las
accounts. He is quite strong and
healthy again and is thinking of re
turning to Shelton.
Ut Z. II. Wells is arranging his AT
Ia'rs TOR another six-wees's visit t
.se" York City, where he will atten'
"eolcal Institute aud learn the lates
'hings in materia medica. Mrs Well
VIII accompany the Doctor on the tri
ana spend the time visiting relative
III New York and Michigan.
Mr.. Van Horn, a Wisconsin mil
Hdn' who recently sold out and ha
oeen travelling IN Mexico, arrived i
!" shelton Wednesday evening to loo
oVer town, with view of locating
ne met J. D. Riley at Guadalajar.
-"exlco, and returned with him as fa
as Il Paso, Texas, and 1t was throug
n'u' that Mr.. Van Horn was induce
TO visit Shsltou.