The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-03-03
shelton, Friday, March 3rd 1899.
Personals

H WiIson made short visit to
Olympia Monday.
RoPy.-Sheltou March LIST, to the
wife of VIM. LeCompte, son.
iob.lot of weather this week, all
sorts. something to suit everybody
Rev. and Mrs. Coyington spent sew
eraI DAYS visiting relatives in Olympia
this week.
90. Fulmer, OF Tacoma, has been
sn,ndinc the week in Shelton, visiting
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Hungertord.
IND Simmons came back this week
from Snohomish County, having been
laid up for three months with a cut
foot
Dec. Elson sends us plant Of his
famous Logan berry, cross between
black and raspberry. The fruit Is
large and especially fiue for presery-
ins
rr. aud YRS. Prentice Dunbar went
to Tacoma Monday to visit Mrs. 5. {.
Young. who returned from a trip
Eat last week.
DR.. Beach reports Mrs. Pat Vance
getting along nicely with her broken
lmb although it will be some time be-
fore she is around again.
Our Swear subscription premium
The Farm Journal, given to advance
paid subscribers of the JOURNAL is
taking we'll Many old and new sub
scribers have already taken advantage
OF the offer.
Y Abraham Armstrong arrived Mon.
day from Mt. Sterling, Iowa, to look
over this section of the state, with a
view of locating, if he should find
something that suits him.
Miss Clara Ansorge left last Satur
day for a six-week visit to her parents
at Lebanon, Oregon. Miss Ansorge
has been at work all winter digging
Ing them in a new volume, and think:
she has earned vacation.
Mrs Carrie Covill returned Satur
Gay evening from an extended visit K
Columbus, Ohio, where her mother
Mrs. S. c. Young, has also spent the
winter. She says she is very glad
to get back to Puget Sound again,
sthe weather has been very cold il
the East during the winter. Mr.. anC
Mrs Covill take up housekeeping agar
over Dunbars drug store.
Two neighbors, Messrs Helson AM
Adams, Came over from Allyn las
saturday morning after a casket TO
Mrs NJ. Bridges, The aged mother O
'aoez Bridges, who died the day be
lore' Mrs. Bridges was about 20 year
@age, and has been in feeble healtl
iVF some time past. An aged HUSBAND
dad son, Jabez, survive her. Th'
funeral took place Sunday atthe ranc1
opposite Allyn.
The institution of Skookum Lodge
No. rs, Brotherhood of America,
i0eman was completed by organize
uuSsage at the Odd Fellows Hall Tues
OdY evening, With a charter member
snip OF So. ". R. Stwart was sclecte
's Foreman and Miss Daisy Stwar
correspondent, together with a flu
~ 0l officers for the Lodge.
dFaud Chancellor E. Weldon Young
VI Seattle, Graud Master Excheque
n"cAell Harris, Arthur Dodwell an
w. Young, of Olympia; o. e. Flu
r'%a and {. 2. Hart, of Tacoma, pal
'sClhc Lode. X. of H an official Wis
~ friday evening. A good turnor
!" The local members were present an
.'e"loyed banquet at the Comme
~'' after lodge was out.
MISS zuela Shelton surprised he
'''"0 oy arriving in town Wednesda
s'U'nS' having come up from Sa
s = On the last trip of the Wall
'N'''' She has been absent for tw
,s"'S' taking course of study to
~ lor professional nursing. Mis-
. Says the weather has been hs
~ uFy In California and she was gla
:. 81 Oack to Puget Sound its gree
II. anu the rain. She will stay wit
u L. Hanson for short visit.
=. D harvey, a logger employed
sa 'oFaeaux's camp, was brougf
b-., last Friday, suffering from
;. limb, aud taken to the hospits
-. olympia. While riding on
h., 'uarSln' sudden jerk thre
,;s III front of the sled, and the eros
M. :. eanght his right leg, crushing
h.. SOoVe the ankle. Accidents HAY
~. quite frequent of late, and en-
Ion SIC The need for hospital at She