The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-02-16
Mrs. S. C. Young Succumbs.

Covill were summoned to Tacoma
Saturday noon by a message advising
them that their mother, Mrs. S. 9.
Young, was sinking, and on Sunday
evening she passed away, The funer-
al was held at Olympia Tuesday, the
remains being inferred in the Masonic
cemetery, beside those of her son,
Willie who died here some years ago.
E. P. Dun bar and Ralph Covill attend
ed the funeral as well as many old
time friends in Olympia.
The deceased leaves sorrowing
husband, and two daughters, who were
with her at the end. She has been a
patient sufferer from cancer for two
years past, and her case was hopeless
before its gravity was appreciated.
Mr.. Young was one OF the first engin-
GERS of the Olympia & Chehalis Valley
railroad, and later moved to Shelton,
while running on the Shelton South
WESTERN Mr.. and Mrs. Young made
many friends while living in Shelton
who deeply sympathize with the fam
ily's affection.
First shipment of spring outings,
at the L. M. Co.
Mr.. Dotson, father of Issac Dobson,
arrived from Solomon, Kansas, last
Saturday evening, and arranged for
the funeral, which took place from the
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon.
The services was conducted by Rev.
w. B. McMillin, who preached an
efecting sermon, and assisted by the
church choir. The funeral was verv
largely attended, a full turn-ou of
Red Men, of which order the deceased
was member, attending. The SER
vice at the grave were conducted un-
der the ritual Of the order, and we're
impressive. Mr.. Dobson is remaining
in Shelton closing up the affairs of his
son before returning to his home, AL
though stranger, the public has deep
sympathy for Mr.. Dobson in the un-
fortunate circumstance that brought
him to Shelton, and gave him every
assistance.
Try Rex Brand Ham, the best in the
market, Mcdonald & O'Nciil.
A few more good Sailors for school
wear, cheap to close out, at Mrs.
Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs Al. Leroy reached
Montesano in the early hours of Sun
day morning, having started on horse
back from Matlock at 3 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon in response to tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of Mrs. LeRoy's daughter at Aber-
deem. From this place Mrs. Leroy
was compelled to finish her journey by
row boat on account of their being nc
Sunday steamer -Montesano Vidette,
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills. Non.
irritating.
Get our Prices on groceries it will paw
yon, McDonald& O.Neill :
| WANrED-Good timber lands in
Mason and adjoining counties. Ad.
dress The Syndicate Company, Cali
fornia Building, Tacoma Feb. 2 3m
Did you see our dress Shoes for mcr
from $3.50 up. The L. M. Co.
FoR SALE.-40-acre tract, fine land
county road, school handy, good house
and out-buildings, 8 acres we'll cleared
and more slashed. Near Chapman
Cove. 1t is good buy for a small
place, terms easy. Apply to M. O.
GUMMERsoN, Shelton p. Q.
Spring Goods are arriving daily, a,
the L. NJ. Co. store.
HORSE, weighs $50, drive double OF
single, for sale or will trade for stock
H. c. AsHFIELD. Shelton.
Frank Terry, who was superintend
ent of the Puyallup Consolidated
Indian agency several years. has
been returned, and is now in charge
again, having supervision of all the
schools in the agency, including
| the Skokomish.
The L. NJ Co. are introducing a
Northern grown seed at half price,
packages for Sc.
Two beehives, with tops complete,
tor sale cheap, this Office.