The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-05-18
Shelton, Friday, May 18, 1900.
Personals

10 stay over Sunday.
B. s. Barger has been in Seattle for
the past week under ire atment tor eye
troubles.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Clinton drove
in from Matlock Wednesday for few
days in town.
Hon. John McReavy and Harry
Dean were over from the City Satur-
day on legal matters.
Charles McReavy has gone over to
Oyster Bay to take charge of the Syn
dlcates Oyster beds.
Attorney Marshall K. Smell, of Ia
coma, was in town Wednesday, having
two cases in Court.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Doyle spent last
week on visit. to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Elliott, at Hoquiam, with whom he is
interest in the saloon business.
DR.. Beach, All. j. Munson and G. c.
Angle were selected as delegates from
Cedar Camp, Woodmen of the World,
to the head Camp session at Chehalis
in June.
Manager Thompson of the l.. NJ. Co.
spent several days of this week away
from town on business, and Mrs.
Thompson took advantage of the op-
portunity to visit Olympia friends.
Mark Draham accompanied Mrs.
Draham and daughter Marjorie to Sc
attic last week, on their way to Doom,
Ontario, where they will pay an extend
cd visit to Mrs. Draham's old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkins are IN
Seattle this week. The many friends
of Mrs. Atkins will regret to learn that
she is afflicted with cancer, and is
seeking treatment on the hope of re-
lief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle, who
have spent several months in Shelton
visiting J. E. Doyle, lett yesterday for
Seattle, when they will join the throng
enroute for Cape Nome in search of
fortune.
Prof Gundersop, our representative,
will deliver the Memorial Address for
the G A r exercises and promises to
Guido his former efforts, under the
inspiration of his visit to the old bat
tie grounds last year.
A B Govey was in town from Mat
lock Wednesday, bound for Seattle, to
confer with S G Simpson, the latter
intending to leave in few days for a
trip to Nome, on the first trip the
steamer Oregon, in which he is inter
ested.
Thomas O'Neill has arranged his
business affairs to take months va
cation trip back East. aud left
Thursday noon. He will visit re1a-
tives in Canada and Michigan and pro-
baby go on to New York to purchase
goods for the store.
, w. F. Parsons came in from Ho-
quiam Monday night and spent
Tuesday looking after his interests in
Shelton. He reports business on the
Harbor lively, and with no prospects
of any let-up in numbering. The peo-
pie of the lower harbor towns all seem
to be ENJOYING s'f1ush Republican
times" and inclined to have them con.
tinue.
Ragnhild Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert johnson, has been
very sick during the past week from
an attack of appendicitis. DR. Redpatt
called from Olympia Monday in con
sultation with Drs. Wells and Beach
over her case. She is now improving
not yet out of danger.
J. H. Wilson mas moved his family
into the house on Second and Grove
streets vacated by w. G. Smith who
moved into the Taylor house on FRS
street, Mrs. Deegan moving into the
Walter house. Mrs Edith Fredson, who
recently purchased the property vacat-
ed by Mr.. Wilson will remodel and re
novate the dwelling in readiness fol
her occupancy next Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Freeburger and
Mrs. F. Q. Freeburger drove over from
Montesano Wednesday to spend dal
or two with friends in town. 1t ha'
been four years since Will, has been il
Shelton, and he was somewhat sur
prised at our growth, as well as thu
the prosperous and well-stocked ap
pearance OF the business houses. Mr.
Freeburger is doing well IN the drug
aud bicycle business in Montesano.
Mrs w. H. Dunbar returned TUESDAY
from visit to the Judge at Walla Wall'
and re ports the latter IN very comfort
able condition. The Odd Fellows q
that city have interested themselve
in Bro. Dunbar's case, and see that b.
wants for othiug forcare and comfor
He is able to be wheeled about in
chair at times, but still requires con
slant assistance. Mrs Dunbar return
assured that her husband is in goo,
hands.
The Democratic County Convention
was held in the. Courthouse Tuesda,
afternoon, the county being represent
ed by is delegates Speed shelter
acted as Chairman and L. r Byrne
secretary. The main business wa
the selection of delegates to the Stat
Convention at Spokane, the foi1owinl
oelng named: L r Byrne, Thos 0'Neil
eP Richardson and w r Lott, D