The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-03-31
shelton. Friday, March 31st 1899.
Personals.

ItISUHNlO'
George Huntley is home tor Easter.
Putnam and family now occupy
t.. Reroeson house on 4th and Gotta
Sts
Miss Cora Newell of OLYMPIA, is at
Mrs Eaton's taking. care of the Easter
trimmings.
lohn Peavy, who looks after the
Blakely Mill Co.'S land, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. E. J. Cook, arrived from Cali
iornia this week for a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden.
Drummer Dan. McReavy is con the
road" working the camps for Need
ham, Look out for him.
Miss Carrie Robinson is home from
Tacoma the High School having a
two weeks vacation for Easter.
en-. Dial and Mrs. Dial spent the
week in Shelton and visiting the
camps, talking life insurance with the
boys.
F.F, Potter made final proof on his
homestead before Comr. Angle, Satur-
day, Robt Barickman and John Kubik
acting as witnesses.
C W. Hartman, who is now located
atNapa, California, practicing law, is
back in Shelton for a few days closing
up some legal business.
Miss Mary Ritner, who has spent the
winter visiting her brother J. B, Rit-
uer and family in Shelton left this
week to return to her home in Iowa.
The family of Mr.. Smith, Chambers
d Fredson's expert meat cut ter, will
shortly arrive from Winnipeg, he bav-
ing rented the dwelling recently re-
moved 10 the Grove.
Mrs. 7. W. Mcdonald was over from
hamche Saturday, and made this
Office a call. The farmers in the Lit
lie Skookum valley are taking adyant-
age Of the good weather to get ahead
On their spring work.
Rev, F. A. Gregory and his cstimable
family left Tuesday morning for Puy-
allup, where he will engage in other
work They leave many friends in
melton, who hope they may have full
measure of success.
Mrs. A. Emmott and daughter Ruey,
Miss Lucy Fisk and Miss Grace Bald
WIN, we're in Tacoma this week attend
ing the session of District Lodge, I. o,
VI The latter are making pleas
uetrlp, by visiting Miss Fisk's home
aOrting.
ROBERT Bridges, State Land Com
missioner, and Senator Millef, OF
Oympia, were over to Union City
tuesday, on business connected with
.'e state lands. They made the trip
''Om Shelton On their wheels and re.
PVT The roads in splendid condition,
'.SlnS had an enjoyable trip.
James Forrest was in from MatlocA
saturday, to take a Masonic degree.
..li is now engineer on the middle
N''s'on OF the Port Blakely Railroad
wv mas fine position. He will move
-s family out to Matlock shortly
'leFe he can be at home nights.
l. L. Ellison, left Friday for Seat
~ where he took the steamer fol
.'uOulu. Since he was injured in
.'Ip last summer, he has been unabl,
Su0 much in hard work, and though
~'ght lind an opening for an en-
queer On the Islands. Mrs. Ellison
~ Children will remain in Shelter
'arthe present.
:, .~ASRlED,-At the Methodist parson
10y Kew. L. ]. Covington, Thurs
~ March S0th. Matthew Hale Minis
~'ss Lucia P. Moore. The weddins
!, private, only intimate friends O
n ''nracting parties being present
No., '.'ue has been teaching the pr
~, ~ department. of the public schoo
h. - recently, and the groom is no
h. IN Shelton. The young coupl
=. 'of Ballard on the noon boat, t
n. 'ue serious propositions of wedde,
9 :, 's well as the sweets.
n. -s'lh Vogtlin was ably assisted b
s.. ,,O'iOwlng deputies during hi
s.., AZ Tor the safe-robbers: Chas
M, Eddie McReavy, Will Martin
a., ,p, : Forbes, R. W. Potts, A. Getty
y burke, Jack Ludgate, VIM. Kriss
sh.'. Parsons, w. S. Brown, Bel
losh " W. G. Rex, Aft Fredsor
H., .0aer, Frank Mossman, Spencer
syeo. ana others. All were coul
Rel. men, and Chehalis County
euer 10 any one of them in 4
wstbncy; when they want to captur
Suuer es The Union City boy.
sreat ~McReavy and Martin deserv
e'eoit for their work.