The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1898-11-25
.sel,en. Friday, November 18th 1898.
Personals

T. r. BrocNway has gone to Taco
ma TO spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucy Kearney, of Olympia, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs, John Doyle.
Nanarer MARK Reed, OF the L. M.
store STAYED over Sunday visiting his
parents in Olympia.
Dan. McLarty arrived from Ontario,
Monday evening, to JOIN his brother
and sisters in Shelton.
Anous Mcdonald spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Olympia on busl-
ness and pleasure mixed.
MIR. and Mrs. C. D. Pool left yes ter
day morning to spend Thanksgiving
with relations in Seattle.
A revival season will commence at
the Baptist Church next Sunday, with
Rev. Haues. of Puyallup, in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Morrison have
moved into their own home, the prop
erty recently purchased of A. Mar
shall
Miss Emma Thomas left Tuesday
morning for her home at Coupevllle,
after spending a month visiting in
Shelton.
Thos. g. Ncklin, representing the
American Type Founders Portland
house, was in town Tuesday visiting
the printers.
Mrs. Arthur Taylor and children
moved tc Everett, last week to JOIN
her husband, who has a permanent
and lucrative position there IN the
smelter.
Mrs. r 8. Daniels and household
goods left for Hoquiam, Tuesday
morning to JOIN Bert, who evidently
thinks that he will have more work in
his line on the Harbor.
The public school closed Wednesday
for the week to allow teachers and
scholars more vacation. Prof. Smith
and Miss Shields go to Olympia to
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Manager Doragh, of the Telephone
system was in town this week, install
ing phone for Mcdonald and
fence if d telephone was located at the
court house.
d. Z. Berger brought in some nice
samples of Ben Davis, Northern Spy
and Alexander apples, from young
trees in his orchard. He has taEen
the agency for the American Woolen
Mills, and is canvassing for orders for
custom-made clothing.
Mr. Esterly, OF the woodworking es-
adjustment of Esterly s. Wiley, Olym-
pia, was in town Tuesday looking over
business prospects. They do scroll
and band-sawing, cabinet work, and
make a speciality of all kinds of fruit
aud packing boxes.
Harry Dean and daughter Daisy,
We're over from Union City Monday
and reports the store doing satisfac-
tory business. The heaviest of the
hShing season is over; although there
VII. be more or less shipping from the
canal ali winter
The ". c. L. u. national convention
has concluded its labors at St. Paul
and after selecting Seattle for its next
annual meeting adjourned. Miss
lara Ansorge has returned as far as
Tacoma, where she will remain for
several days.
Martin Koopman, an old-time log
ger, who has been employed at Ora.
MANS camp, met with an unfortunate
accident Saturday, which will lay him
up most of the winter. While at work
hauling big root out of the skid road
Nswung around and prong struck
MS leg, breaking his ankle
Judge Byron Mi;lett, of Thurstou
county, loses his position to Judge
eject .. Y. Linn. He was appointed
!" HI the vacancy caused by the deatl
Vi Judge Aver. and the constitution
r0'4ues Tor appointments, which shall
No'o until the election and qualifica
''on OF the successor. The Suprem.
court decides against Millett.
arrangements are being made to Sc
S"'e hon. Z. x. Schoonmaker, an ora
'0'' Oh national reputation, to delive
~ address on China and the CRANE
-a'ure of the Oriental trade, which
VIII HOW through Puget Sound. as wei
- me prospective demand for Wash
ION products. The address woul,
A'efest our own people, few having
s conception of the future for thi
state.
Ion forget the Republican, Caucu
Oe neid at the City hall next Nor
-: evening for the purpose Of nomin
aong city ticket.