The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Shelton post-Office.
Shelton, Friday, October s, 1900.
Personals

Mrs. george iiuntiy mas DSSu quilC
sick this week
Mrs. James Peterson has gone to
Seattle to visit friends.
Bert. Ressler, salesman for Mott
man, was down from Olympia yester-
day.
Miss Sylvia King, of Everett, is visi-
ting her sister, Mrs. Frank Linton,
this week.
Mrs. ]. B. Shelton will shortly go
East on visit to her father in Iowa,
who is IN poor health.
Walter Wiley was down from Olyn
pia, where he is now located at 753
Swan street, Eastside.
Mrs. Margery Jones and son Clyde
will leave nezt week for Taco ma where
they will spend the winter.
Joe Gale returned from Tacoma
Yesterday with $40 Belgian hare for
Mrs. Gales rabbitry on Oyster Bay
Thomas Bordeaux was quite sick
during the past two weeks, but is now
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C; Angle paid a short
visit to Coupeville last week, while
the former "looked after his fences"
Max Metcham the internal revenue
inspector, was in town Wednesday
seeing that Uncle Sam was receiving
his dues from all.
M. Do1f.o In II rFI,t,rc
day with her sister, Mrs. Clinton, for
Missoula, Montana, where she will at
tend school for the winter.
Mrs. w. B. Eaton visited Seattle
last week to arrange for her son Glen,
to enter the state University TOR a
course in electric engineering.
Lorenzo Doble, a cousin of William
Dob1e arrived this week from Mime
sofa, on a visit, and is favorably i'm
pressed with what he has seen SO far.
H. Parry Jones left Wednesday noon
for Seattle where he will enter Wilson S
Modern Business College for q six
months term to complete his business
education.
Rev. and Mrs. Jordan will leave
next week for a short visit to their
old home in Bakersfield, Cal, to attend
the wedding of their son.
II. Il. Gale, former resident OF
Allyn, came up from Olympia Wednes-
day to help out the JOURNAL force.
Mr. Gales son arrived from Minnesota
Monday to make his home on the Sound.
Mrs. Rucker, nee. Hattie Callow, Of
Everett is visiting Mrs. L. r. Byrne,
in Shelton, and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Callow, of Kamllche, and is
exhibiting her baby to adiniring friends
S NJ. Rolf, Ed. Scott, Joe Wood and
Chas. Mcdonald have gone over to
Hoodsport to join the carpenters a
work on the new buildings for the Pot
latch Commercial and Transportation
Company.
Cal. Saeger accompanied Mr.. Roden
berger to Tacoma Tuesday, the latte,
returning to Indiana after pleasant
visit with relatives in Mason County
Mr. Rhodenberger found many interest
ing things to talk about when he reach
es home.
J. G. Crouch and Miss Iva Crouch re
turned Tuesday from Tao orna where
they heard the speech of Binger Her
man, Commissioner of the genera
land office. Mr.. Crouch also talked
with Mr. Herman about the forest re
serve work.
The many friends of Rev T. NJ
Wheeler will regret to learn that b.
has been comitted to the asylum. Fo
some time past he has been athletes
with melencholia, and required con
slant care from his family. HIS trou
bles are the result of sun-stroke Will
in India in missionary work some
years ago.
Jos. Kullrich and family left las
week for visit to Germany. leaving
the store at Kamilche of Martin Fol
let aud Bert Cooley. Mr.. Kullric
has been Kamilche's store keeper fo
over six years and has prospere
enough to take vacation to his oil
home. The boys say that Kulrich
headquarters for litnberger.
Chas. Needy returned Tuesday fror
weeks trip to Yakima, where he a
tended the state fair. He reports see
inum many interesting sights and re