The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-05-05
shelton. Friday, May 9Th, 1899.
Personals.


Mrs. A. f. Dipman is on a short trip
down Sound.
Miss Clara Ansorge is expected
home Monday.
W.. Becker travelled the Woodnens
ssid road Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Eaton are on a
short visit to Seattle.
popy-At the "Rollway," April 10Th
~ the wife of George Tew, a daugh'
ter.
County Auditor, A. L. Bell, is build
mo an addition to his home in the
North end.
Sheriff Charlie Billings, of Olympia,
is out again, but is not doing any
hard work as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doyle's daughter,
Alice, is convalescing from a severe
attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Harry Dean, is over from
Union City, spending few days visit
inc Mrs. L. w. Specie.
B, Wiley has been making trip
among the farmers in Chehalis County
looking after horse trades, presum
ably.
Mrs. Blanche Fitzgerald is back in
Shelton for short stay and intends
visiting her homestead claim on the
Wynooche.
NIB. Rogers has moved his family
to his camp at the head of the bay
Mrs. Schumacher has moved into the
house vacated.
J.H. Ashmun and wife left las
week for Seattle, having rented their
place to John Valley, who IS employed
on the railroad at the head of the bay.
Mrs. C. W. Fisk is now enjoying
visit with the family of her son, Ton
Fisk, in Seattle. Mrs. Alex. Marshal
accompanied Mrs. Fisk and is visiting
friends in the Queen City
Henry W. Lung, Seattle attorney
has had his bicycle stolen, and offers
liberal reward. 1t is Cleveland. Nc
,lO,SS2, olive green in color, and bear
Seattle license tag, 1913.
Mrs. Fent. C. Spencer has been YER
sick during the week of inflammation o
the stomach, aud is now quite low
She is at the home of her father, Wn
Wyatt, On the Metzger farm.
Miss Mary Shields has secured
school on Hartstein Island after clio:
lng her work in the Shelton schoo
Prof. Smith will leave Saturday for
new location. Miss Draham and Mis-
Dunbar, it is reported are planning t
visit Eastern relatives for vacation.
Judge Hodgdon came in from Monte
sano last Thursday evening for tn
purpose of examining Andrew Larson
who was taken in charge at Rogers
camp for insanity. He was coinmitte
othe asylum and taken to Steilacooi
bySheriff Vogtlin Friday. The Judg
also returned home that day.
A. A. Phillips, receiver of the Firs
National Bank of Olympia, was
town this week, arranging for the sal
otthe property owned by the banl
de states that another ten per Ger
dividend will shortly be declared
The creditors, making a total of eight
per cent aud about winding up the a
sets remaining.
Chas. A. Kinney, who was marie
Lowell, Snohomish County, early
april, to Miss Viola Hanscom, is no
enjoying his honeymoon in SpoAan
aud looking out for some good field #
operation in the mining section
Vhas, is we'll liked among his 1oggir
Hends, Who will wish him success
us ventures, matrimonial or othe
wise.
NJ Roy Thompson, book-keeper
Land Commissioner Bridges offic
resigned and left with his family {
Tue afternoon train for Tacoma. +
Will take position with Sol. Simpst
d Aatlock, but his family will resi'
N Tacoma. He will have no successc
.ue force keeping up the work.
'Ofmerly did. H. A. Perclva1 is tel
pOfarlly employed in Mr.. Bridges {
n'e.-Olympian.
'ua. Todd was in town Thursda
,uOAlug after the fishing interests
Suiopeck Brothers, Seattle for viii
nm he is now travelling buyer.
present there is little fishing going Q
~. this year "hump-back" SALINE
vi" run, and the catch promises to
'sfy large. Jud thinks the fish-tr
:'noination will not ''cut much ice
embraces only a part of the ira
Naa canneries and will not be much
factor in prices.