The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-03-10
shelton. Friday, March 10th 1899.
Personals

e VI. Dial is up from Olympia talk
inc Mutual Reserve life insurance.
Court week brought a number Of
County people TO town, called for the
jury.
]. W. Smyth, of Olympia, was visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. r. w. Shaw
last week.
tecil Langston, of Seattle, cousin
Of the Munson Brothers, is III town
canvassing for clothing house.
stage load Of Hoodsport people,
including J. D. Dow, NJ. V. Martin,
Frank Drolet and others were in town
this week.
John Murray and Richard Draper
were called from Dewatto this week
on the jury. They report that Logger
Chadwick has about $500 worth OF
piles in the bay, which will probably
become part of the big log raft now
beng constructed at Seattle for tow
ing to Frisco.
Mrs. Lucinda Endicott, James Endi-
colt and Henry Thomas were in from
Matock Tuesday, the former selling
Mr. Thomas, recent arrival from
Eure6a, Cal, eighty acres of land
Mrs Endcott is over 20 years of age
and stood the rough wagon trip nicely
being quite active.
Leroy Jones returned Tuesday from
6weeks visit to his old home in Abel
Mo. which he enjoyed among his folks
He reports a unusually hard winter in
that section, the thermometer being
down to Is degrees below while he was
there. Leroy will continue his worl
of teaching, beginning school mex
Monday
Kew. +. n. Gregory has SO far re
covered from his recent illness as to
I'LL the Baptist pulpit and deliver his
usual interesting sermons, next Sun
day. He will preach a very interest
ing sermon in the evening, to which
everybody is cordially invited.
Harry Dean has been app ointed {;
Notary Public, which will be a great
convenience to the residents of Union
Olty and the Canal region, who have
heretofore had to come to Shelton to
transact their business. Being post
master and general Pooh Bah of Uniol
City, Harry will find plenty to keel
him busy, when trade is slack.
DR.. and Mrs. Dayton Parker, ct De
troit Mich. who have been making
tour of the coast, spent Sunday i
Shelton, the guests of DR.. and Mrs
I. ii. Wells, who accompanied then
10 Tacoma Monday, on their wa
East. DR.. Parker was one of the in
structors of the Medical College il
which DR.. Wells earned his degree.
Andy Lumsden, better known a
eIlvers" among the baseball tratern
l1y, writes from Montana that h
mas heard of the Shelton's clubs sue
cess last season, and expects to retur
10 Mason County this season. He is
brother of Mrs. Andrew Robinson, Q
The Upper Skokomish river, and er
hSted III the second installment q
Rough Riders" which did not sc
service in Caba.
I. D. Pool, who has had charge {
the drygoods department in the L.
store TOR year or more past, severe
Ills connection with the company til
hrst OF the month, and has gone I
Tacoma, where he has a better pos
uon with the St. Paul & Tacoma Lun
oerCo. Mr.. Pool was first-class sale.
man and the patrons regret to see hi
So although his successor, Mr.. B.
armstrong, is an experienced sale
man. Mrs. Pool and son will RENAL
iOi TIC pkCSCuls
NJ. Y. Martin found an old bayon,
While III the Olympics last fall. ar
w. ). Brown brought it over fro
nOodsport last week and placed it wit
poyle Y Elliott's curiosity collection
" Is OF an old English pattern ar
e''Cently has history. 1t is elaine
'nat 1t was relic of Chief Pe-pu-mo
a'oS' who was on this mundane sphel
Al the SOS and died on Mill Cree
"aAa Walla County. The bayon
p'0oably came from the English
hudson Bay people who controlled tt
northwest country in the early pa
OF the century.
oon't forget that we have just I
.e'Ved our Spring Sample book
Sonie IN and order suit of clothes f
spring and Summer wear.
~ ARTHUR NEEDHAM.
Try Prentice Dunbar for Paintir
h ha Paper hanging. Orders at Du
vars Drug Store.