The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-09-02
shelten. Friday, September End, 1898.
Personals.

49, and MIS-. r. 3. Giles are visiting
-.,t;ycs III Tacoma this week.
Mrs Chas. Lcake and daughter were
visiting In Olympia Wednesday.
vr, Hugh Currie and children re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to Sc
attic
III, reported that John d. Rilcy's
condition is very low, as we go to
press.
W.D. Hudson and Fred. Taylor we're
over from New Kamilche Wednesday
on business.
Miss Mabel Tallcntire, of Oily mpia,
;,yj,itiag her cousin Mrs. r. ]. Elliott
this week.
Mrs. Sadie N. Shelton left Monday
morning for a few weeks visit with
relatives at Coupeville.
George Huntlcy goes to Woodland
College next week to take a course of
study for the winter.
Mr., 81. Tullls made trip to Seat
tie last week, to be examined by spe-
calist for throat troubles.
Ms Frank Todd, came in Monday
from Hoquiam for a short visit to her
mother and sisters at Union City.
l.. &. Brockway returned this week
from his trip down Sound and opened
his law Office in the Shelton building.
Word has been received Of the death
Of Theodore, the youngest child of
Mrs Till Shelton, at Orting. Till. is
still in Alaska.
Nr. AID Mrs. Ed. Callow, of Little
Skookun. were in town last Saturday,
visiting thcir daughter, Mrs. L. r.
Byrne, and trading.
Ms Frank Tuell arrived from Spo-
kane last Saturday evening for her
first visit to her family aud friends,
SlrCe leaving Shelton.
Ed. Crowell, the Klondiker, is in
town looking after his interests in Ma
son County, and took trip up the
Shelton Southwestern.
Mrs. Frank Drolet and Miss Annie
Johnson drove over from Hoodsport
Wednesday. Miss Johnson expects to
80 to Seattle shortly to spend the
winter.
Editor Diusmorc, of the Olympic
Miner, was in town last Saturday on
his way home. lie is now doing the
Pts heavy political work for this
section.
DR.. and Mrs. \. 3. Richmond, of
Olympia, spent q couple of days in
town, getting acquainted and doing
optical work. He is permanently To-
Gated III Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs Morford. and Mr.. and
MIS- Mcdonald, Of the ''Ro1lway''
Came over on their wheels early Sun
DAY morning in time to take in the
Biakely excursion.
Ar. and Hrs. George Shorter have
decided 10 leave the farm" for the
present. George will so back to his
0a place as cook at Brazel's camp, and
MIS-, Shorter vii take rooms in town.
Mrs. Il. Z. White, form er resident
Allyn, came in from Twana with
AIrs' L" ". Specie and paid visit to
'aotz Bridges. Since his visit to the
'ATiStian Scientists, Mr. Bridges has
gained steadily aud now feels that
ne IS Oh the high road to permanent
health.
WIN I2ylor's "house-warining" al
NNm..che last Saturday night was a
SOO'eSS All the valley was on hano
"enJoy the dance, as well as a gooo
''O"d from Shelton, and they all re-
FV'' 1 Sp-eadld time. Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor did the hosts in good style
Na0 looked alter the pleasure of their
Company.
'0si1A kodeuberger, wife aut
N1UsNSer' WHO have been enjoying the
S~N''Aer toar OF the Pacific coast, ar
.''ea last week to visit Watson Roden
'ISef' Saegers and Walters, al
,S'0OveS aud old-tlme friends. Mr.
,see" berger is fayorably impressed
'''" Washington aud its abundant
''PS and prosperity, but says that til,
S'09sHt and consequent crop failur,
causing hard times in California.
y . Holmes. OF San Francisco, on,
y, NE principal owners of the Por
0'0Aely mill, the railroad and a big
" TIMBER lands in Mason County
. ~ '0nn Campbell, manager of tn,
- we're IN town Wednesday, coming
+ way of Matlock where they hav,
~ l,H On tour of investigation. Mr.
'S seems we'll pleased with tn,
No., esS OF the extensive numbering
'|'0''0nS III which he is interested.