The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-06-15
Shelton, Friday, June Is, 1900.
Personals

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Mrs. Needham and sons returned
from visit to Seattle Wednesday.
H. S. Tremper is down from Seattle
looking after his property interests.
Jos. Kulrich. the Kanilche merchant
was in town with his family Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Loomis the rustler for the Post
Intelligencer is in town increasing the
daily lists.
Mrs. Doc. Simmons, who has been
quite sick at the, Oyster Bay farm is
reported improving.
Mrs Eaton, of Elna, is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. George Simpson and
Miss NJ F. Eaton this week.
Herbert and Ed. McReavy are repre-
senting Union City at the Masonic
grand Lodge at Tacoma this week.
Misses May Crawford and Tabitha
McKeehan, of Portland, are visiting
at the Walter home, down the bay.
Ben. Jacobsen, the Matlock shoe
maker, is spending month in Seattle
under treatment for his Deafness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dean W ere over
from Union City last Sunday, the lat
ter to visit the doctor for treatment.
Mrs. James Harris this week re-
celved draft for $1,000 in full pay
inent of the policy OF her late husband
in the Maccabees.
Hugh Morrison and ]. w. Ludgate
were attending the Grand Chapter
meeting in Tacoma last week, return
ing home last Friday.
Cashier Riley spent week at camp
5, enjoying camp life, and returned
Wednesday. J. E. Doyle was out tor
few days last week.
Mrs. John McKintosh returned from
Seattle Wednesday and it is learned
that Mrs. Jas. Atkins is improving and
will be home next week.
Lynn Banks, who was in Shelton
several years ago, has returned and is
cooking on the City of Shelton. He
has been married in the meantime.
Mrs. Mary Shelton Cyphert attended
the state convention of Women's Clubs
at Yakima last week, and reports an
interesting and instructive meeting.
Fred E. Wood moved his family to
Seattle last week. where he has good
job on the new electric railroad
building between that city and Tacoma.
w. NJ. Beach and Hugh Morrison are
in Tacoma this week attending the
Grand Lodge of Masons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mel. Hilton and Miss Esther Cal
low went to Tacoma yesterday for the
same purpose.
Mrs. r.. Elliot came over FROM
Hoquiam last week to visit her mothel
Mrs. " L. Williams. Mrs. Will Hud-
son was visiting both this week.
r. G. Hurst, father of A. W.. Hurst,
is said to be very low at the Hurst
place down the bay. The old gentle.
man is 76 years of age, and has been
in poor health for some time past.
The whitehall Brothers, Charles and
George, left last Thursday for their
old Eastern home, their first visit in
years. The boys are both good and
steady workers, and have earned va
cation.
Lewis Shelton, of Seattle, was il
town over Sunday, visiting his rela
tives among the Shelton families. He
returned Tuesday to prepare for a
government surveying contract in the
lower part of the state, which will take
all summer.
Fred Munson left Tuesday for Fra
ser river, where he will join the fishing
fleet for the summer. He has beer
fishing on that river for thescannerie.
during the past three years and has
made good wages. His familx viii
soon join him.
John Morrison is spending week a
the Green river hot springs in the hope
of beneftting his health, but will b
back SATURDAY.. Johnnie has been ali
ing for-sevcrai mouths, and the hes
physicians on the Sound have as re
failed to locate his trouble.
Warren Woods, son of I. w. Woods
came in Monday from Lincoln, Neb
to where he is connected with the cit
schools, txspend his summer vacatiol
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