The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-08-03

art, Rev. W. B. McMilliu officiating
The ceremony took place at the hom
of the brides parents Mr..a Mrs. "
r. Stewart, at high midnight (4.3O, A
NJ in the presence of the immediate
families of the contracting parties
who left on the morning boat, for
short trip to Seattle and Blake1y. TIL,
bride is one of Shelton's most respect
ed and estimable young ladies, anl
the groom, steady and industriou.
young man. Both possess the quail
ties that snsure happy and prosper
Gus married life, and every one wishe.
them the success they merit. The hap
Ply couple will return Saturday even
ing and occupy their house near the
the Dipman, which Will. has already
comfortably furnished. The JOURNAL
extends its good wishes.
The annual session Of the State
Press Association was held in What
com from Tuesday to Friday of last
week, over hundred of the Editorial
fraternity being present. The meeting
was taken up with the usual matters
of interest to newspaper men, and in
visits about the Bay cities and points
Of interest. Whatcom is the third city
in size on Puget Sound, has several
large saw-mills and canneries, one of
the latter being the largest in the
world. Six two and three-story brick
buildings are in process of construc-
ton, besides many smaller frame bull
dings, and the people think they are
the eve of new expansion. The fol-
lowing are the new officers of the as
ISOLATION: President, John Hull, of
the Whatcom Reveille; Treasurer,
Lovett NJ Wood, of the Seattle Trade
Register: Secretary, G. c. Angle, of
Shelton JOURNAL.
Ice Cream, Soda and temperance
drinks, Candies. Cigars, Fruits, etc, at
Norris.
The school board held a meeting
last Saturday and selected the teach
crs for the lower departments of the
Shelton schools for the coming nine
months term, as follows: First prim-
airy, Miss Mary Scott; End primary,
Miss Edna Bowman; 1st intermediate,
Miss Emma McReavy; End intermedi-
ate, Miss Libbie Nelson. In the mat
ter of the principalship it is said that
the board will meet next Saturday
and select a male teacher The old
board, under an implied agreement,
appointed the former principal, Mrs.
*. H. Moore, and made a contract
with her, with which the new board
does not seem inclined to be bound.
They also ask for bids for sixty ricks
of wood.
have concluded to close out my
renting wheels, if you want a good
| second hand wheel cheap, look over
my Stock. L. K. Munson.
On Saturday evening, July 18th, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cooke, party was given in honor of
their son, Charles, who has reached
his 21st birthday. A crowd of Young
people were present and the evening
was pleasantly spent IN playing social
games. Ice cream, cake and fruit
were served, the party adjourned at
midnight, wishing the young citizen
many happy returns of the event.
| THE JOURNAL from date until Dec.
80, 1900, including the campaign, for
| SO cents.
The eighth annual session of the
Mason County teachers institute will
be held from August IS to 18th, in
Shelton. The Superintendent, Mrs.
Decker, willsbe assisted by T. B. Gault,
of Tacoma; Prof. Henry Landes of
State University; DIR. Mathes, of What
com Normal school, H. H. Johnson,
Prof. Gunderson and Mrs. X. II. Moore.
OF Shelton. An interesting session is
promised.
Look IN and see our new stock Of
Hamilton Brown Shoes.
MCDONALD & O'NEILL
AT meeting of the Tin1berman. s
association n Seattle Monday, it was
decided to postpone the opening of the
logging camps until August 18th. Some
OF the loggers have returned expecting
to go to work, aud some will look else
where. Probably nothing definite will
be known until Sol Simpson returns
from Nome next week
/ Fresh taffies and candies at Norris.
the candy kitchen.
| The Olympia Capital says. A party
consisting of w. D. Hudson, and ]. b,
Mumford, of Kamilche, and w. A.
Van Epps, B. c. Collier, Frank Phelan
and N. J. Kirkendall, of this city.
started for Mount Rainier THURSDAY
morning with the intention of scaling
the mountains. They expect to be
gone about two weeks
Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. Csc.
i Owing to the press and other matter
we are forced to omit an article cover
ing day AMONG the fish traps of the
lower Sound.
/ Children's Sun Bonnets, for The
summer, at Needham's.
I VIM. Darling who was formerly or
Doc. Swarthout's ranch at DAYTON,