The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-06-10
shelton. Friday, June 10Th, 1898.
Personals

Mrs. Jacob Hauptley is reported to
be quite sick at Union City.
Mrs Grin Tew is in Kamilche at
tending Mrs. Geo. Tew, who has been
quite SICK.
Mrs. Mel. Hilton and boys are So
iourning at the Hot Springs for
couple of weeks.
Judge Hodgdon was in this wee
and held a short session of Superior
Court Wednesday. s.
Mrs Frank Todd left last Satsl rday
for Hoquam. where her husband has
charge of logging camp
School Supt. Gunderson visited the
schools at Oak Patch, Clifton and
ALVIN this week All being in session
Mrs John Kneeland left Tuesday
morning for Whatcoin. where she will
spend a short time visiting her sister
Rev and Mrs. F. A, Gregory wer,
visiting Little Skookum friends, Wed
nesday. They Export Mrs. George
Tew's condition as improving.
Miss Joycie Till Shelton is down
from Orting this week visiting her
cousin, Miss Joyce Speed Shelton.
She is getting tc be big girl now.
Mrs. Ed Callow had the misfortune
to dlslocate her right shoulder, We'd
ne>day, by fail, al her home in Little
Skookum valley. DIR. Beach was called
to attend the injury.
ChaS. Fisk, conductor on the upper
train, was thrown off the train by the
brakestaff slipping out of the socket
He was considerably Jared, and laio
off for Il week, but no bones broken.
MeSsrs Orrick and Blackwell, young
students, ana the sons of Frisco lu,n-
Der dealers. are frustrating in Mason
County, fishing, hunting and taking q
vacation rest. Thomas Bordeaux is
seeing that the boys have good time
The following Mason County Jurors
have been drawn for the July session
of L. S. Court at Tacoma: Henry Nc
Dermid, Hartstein: arnes Hodgkinson.
MatloCk; August Werman, Hoodsport;
and John McReavy. Union City.
". ". Mclaughlin is back again
for short visit, after having been en-
gagged all spring in helping to rusi
out the Yukon river steamers building
in Seattle, of viii. III there must hav.
been fifty of all kinds, many of theuI
not fit for the trip.
Mrs. George Lovelace returned from
her trip to Chicago last Friday even
ing, after having been gone just d
month, although it did not seem Sc
long to anyone but George.) She re-
ports having had very pleasant visit
and trip throughout, and of seeing al
she cared to of the Windy City.
Uncle Benny Morrill and Mrs. Nor
rlll oldtiiners whom most of us very
we'll remember, although they have
been absent for the past six or seven
years, are camping out on the lower
end OF Hartstein Island, and enjoying
life. Uncle Benny has had his ups
and down." but is as clipper as ever
Arthur Baldwin was called to Oily IN
pla Tuesday in response to a messag,
informing him of the death of hi.
sister, Mrs. Neal Rice, nee Aim,
Baldwin, of consumption, at the hos
pital. The Baldwin family made thei
home in Shelton some years ago, blu
have since been living in Hoquiam.
Little Eulalie Derosier has beer
legally adopted by DIR. and Mrs. F. r
Hill, of Tacoma Mrs. Hill is an in
valid as a result of fall, and has
boy about the age of Euialie. The,
are IN good circumstances, and highl,
spoken Of, so the motherless little CIR
has found a good home.
Miss \. L. A. Murcutt, the Austria
han lecturer. is announced to give al
address in the Methodist church this
Thursday evening. She is speake
u national reputation, and will be In
teresting. Miss Clara Ansorge ha
mas been touring the Sound with Mis-
Murcutt, this week,
Albert 1nsell has fallen heir to
small fortune, by the death of rela
tiye II Germany, and is now at wor
Il get his share, through the Consul a
Tacoma. The estate has been availa
Die for several years, and a diligen
search has been made for Mr.. Insell
IN several states, and IN the Sandwic
Islands, tracing him up by degrees un
III re has been located in Mason Couu
~, where he has been for the pas
eight years, holding down Homestead
near Lake Isabella. Mr.. Insell is
Woodworking and deserving man, an
we hope the bequest is worth tn
Uouble 50 far had. -. r@s