The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-09-07
Shelton, Friday, September Z, 1900.
Personals

Thomas Moran and Will. Tucker are
now real Woodmen
John Cullen came down froui Camp
l Wednesday with crushed foot.
Nick Campbell had a cancerous
growth cut from his arru this week.
Charles McReavy is out to Simpsons
headquarters assisting in the office
work.
Mrs. Davidson, son and' daughter
of Seattle, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. Marshall this week.
NJ. Fredson and family have moved
from Oakland and will occupy their
house in town for the winter.
Geo. e Thompson moved his, family
and household goods to Olym pia Tues
day, to occupy his own house.
Verne Hayward, son of W. a. Hay
ward. arrived in town Tuesday from
Michigan, and expects to stay.
The following teachers have earned
the right to teach: Sylvia Bryant, Car
RE Callow, Clara Scott, Saml Wyatt.
Dr. Hamilton has received his IL
cense to practice, having been favor
ably passed by the State board Of
examiners.
Mrs. O. c. Hanson left Friday for
California where She will spend sever
al weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Har-
rison and daughter returned with her.
E. c. Holmes. of San Francisco and
James Campbell of the Blake1y mills,
accompanied by S. G. Simpson Came in
on the Favorite Tuesday and went out
to Matiock to look after business inter-
estS.
Frank Kallstad, boy Of II years
who has been employed at Wa1ther's
shop during the summer, was taken to
the Hospital at Olympia this week.
For several weeks past he has been
staying at Mrs. =. Crusons, and cvl-
IDENTIFY victim of consumption.
DIR. and Mrs. Beach and children re-
turned Tuesday evening from their
vacation trip, the latter visiting at
Black Diamond and the former attend
ing the session of head camp, Wood
nen of the World at Salt Lake City
DIR. Beach reports an interesting ses-
sion and much matter of interest to
choppers The Mormon city is also
full of interest to the visitor, and be had
a splendid time.
Miss Caroline Simpson, youngest
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. S. G. Simp.
son, was married at Seattle Tuesday
morning to Robt. G. Force. popular
young man of that city. Mr.. and Mrs
Force arrived that evening bound for
"The. Antlers' at Lake Cushnan,
where they will spend a quiet week.
The bride spent several years IN Mason
County and through frequent visits
since has made many friends and &C
quaintances M. E. Reed was down to
attend the wedding.
John. A. Morrison, accompanied by
Hugh Morrison, who is a cousin of the
former, lett Wednesday morning for
Montreal, Canada. where they will
visit the old home and Johnnie. will re-
cruit his health. For several months
past he has been suffering from some
complaint which battles the best doc.
tors on the Sound, and he hopes to find
a specialist in the East who can give
him relief. Mrs. Morrison and baby
remain In Shelton. Both the Morri
sons are we'll known and popular and
John has the best wishes of all fol
his return to Shelton in good health.
w. G. Rex received news this week
of the death of his mother at the home
of Ed. Rex, at Malone, N. Y. at the
age of seventy years. Mrs. Lucinda
Rex has been suffering from Bright's
disease for several years past and
complications of the disease caused her
death. Mrs. Rex made her home in
Shelton for several years and left
many warm friends when she went
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