The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-06-03
SbeItou. Friday, June Bird, 1898.
Personals

Fred Shelton is out of all danger.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald is on a short
visit to Seattle friends.
Miss Eva Tew, Of Kamilche, is Wis
;tno her aunt, Mrs. o l.. Tew.
VIII II. Forbes and Z. S. Brumbaugh
,ro,e introduced to WoodCratt Tuesday
night.
LEROY Jones began teaching school
IN Iarrers Cove, Hartstene IslanSf
Tuesday. =
Mrs. Thrash gave up her school
week before last, and left for Contra
liza, owing to i'll health.
Mrs Bert Kelly is down from Seat
te spcnding a week at Miss Clara
Ausorre's and visiting other friends.
Hardin Nance was in town Wednes-
d,v on his way home to Dewatto after
4 trim to Olympia and Centralia on his
wheel.
miss Clara Ansorge will begin d
term of school in the Robinson Dis
trict. Skokomish river, after her school
closes here.
Mrs. al. J. Munson and boys left
for Bucoda Tuesday morning and will
spend several weeks visiting with Mrs.
Munsons family.
Bert. Forbes returned Tuesday even
ing from Alderton, Pierce County,
where he has been visiting for the
benefit Of his health, &C.
Mrs r. F. Simpson slipped on the
porch Monday evening, and tell,
dislocating her jaw, but is suffering no
serious inconvenience.
DR.. Beach, Al. ] Munson and Harry
Dean were selected as delegates to
Head Camp Woodmen of the World,
which meets at Everett on the 18th.
O. p. Mooney, the scholarly book
keeper tor the Peninsular Railway
Company left Wednesday for Seattle
with the intention of going to Alaska
Mrs. Frank Todd is packing III
household goods and will leave Satur-
day morning, Immediately after the
close of her school, to join her hus
band at Hoquiam.
Jeremiah d. Rcen, of Union City.
made final proof on his homestead be-
tore Comr. Angie last Friday, w, L.
Buding aud Harry Emonds acting as
his witnesses.
+. J. MorSehas returned from Maine
where he has been for the past few
years. He reports the numbering bus
mess affected by the war, and wages
at the lowest mark.
Joseph and Miss Jean Carstairs, ant
Mrs. y. f. Leroy came in from Ma
son last Saturday and stayed in towr
during the memorial exercises, return
Ing home Monday afternoon.
Miss Esther Callow, daughter of Mr.
and rs. Ed. Callow, Kamilche, grad
uated from the Olympia High Schoo
last week, the exercises attending tn
graduation of the class of 1898 taking
place at the Olympia Theater.
Sam. Fisk has moved his family bac
from Kamilche, having quit his wor
OF braking on the Port Blakeley Rail
road. Several of the Fisk brother
contemplate a trip east of the Noun,
AIMS to Yakima, during the fruit seas
Oil.
/ {. Wiley. representative to tn
brand Lodge l. o. O. F. which meet
at Walla Wdlla next week, and Mrs
ChaS' Norton, representative to Re
oekah Assembly, will leave tomorro,
On their trip, expecting to be absen
during all next week.
Prot. Collins, Mrs. Todd and Mis-
Ca!low will present their pupils wit
neat souvenir cards, which will be
NICE keepsake. The cards contain
picture of the teacher, and on tn
reverse side, the names of the scholar
teachers and officers of the Shelto
school.
Rev. L. J. Covington and Mrs. Co,
ngton were in Olympia, they b,
Jug called to attend the wedding {
MS sister, at that place, who marie
FRED. Brown on Wednesday Tt
groom is bright young man, and i,
oustrlous. He is a half owner G
nope Island where he has neat hom
ana the happy couple will spend muc
VI their time in Mason. County.
"A note from T. E. Hughes stat,
mat he will be back from the Soldier
nome Los Angeles county, Cali, SON
'ine this month. He reports that IS
oried-up'' country, more like desc
man anything else, and he will /
siao to get back again, but as all a,
interested in the war, all else is fo
sotten. All the Shelton boys arc we
and happy.