The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-11-16
Shelton, Friday, November IS, 1900.
Personals

Mark Reed is in Seattle.
f. G. Morrow is AGAIN breathing tn,
free air of Nature.
Henry Adams come home from Seat
tie to spend Sunday at home
]. w. Brown was in town from Ma
son this week, after new wagon
which arrived from the East.
Mrs. John O'Brien and daughter. Of
Hastings, Mimi, is visiting at the
nome of J. I. Burke, nephew.
Hugh Currie left last week for
Okanogon County, where he will look
after the interests of the Shelton min
ing syndicate.
Mrs. George Richie, nee Nina Dun
bar, and husband, are visiting at w.
D Dunbar, Mr.. Richie just recovering
from an illness.
Tom. P. Fisk is down from Seattle
as counsel for the Shelton school dis
trict in it's case against Mrs. Moore,
the former principal.
Judge Hodgdon held the usual term
of Court Wednesday and Thursday,
and the boat failing to come in at noon
was forced to drive to Olympia.
Mrs. r. w. Shaw is visiting Mrs A.
w. Shellyan has on display at Arthur
Needhan's fine line of fancy work
much of which she has made herself.
Photographer Sheane and others
went to Matlock Sunday to 'take'' a
big II foot log, % feet long which is
about the largest hauled over the
Blakely railroad. The big log was
cut in Robt. Simpsons camp.
Leverette A. Lewis, nephew of
Mrs. Eugene Stead, of Arcadia, who
was IN the artillery service of the U. S.
army was one of the unfortunate vic
September
James Addir, Of Olympia, has re-
Gently moved his family to Matlock
where he is employed by the Simpson
company.
Thomas NJ. Tallertire, an Olympia
''boy," was married in Seattle, few
days ago,to Miss Mary Jane Sand.
with. The bride is the daughter of a
rich sheep rancher of San Juan county
Frank Carr's dance at Kamilche
Hall last Saturday night was a grea
success. All the Valley attended be-
sides many from Shelton, Matlock and
other points. Those who went from
here report large crowd, good music,
good supper, and. general good time
Shelton was we'll represented IN
Olympia Monday. Sam. Caldwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Bordeaux, W. H. Knee
land, Farmer Todd, Chas. Leake, Nj
Fredson. George Simpson, L. Il. Ley
bold and Will f. Kellerman. Peter
Peterson and wife, of Kamilche, were
also in Olympia.
Enoch Young Of New Kamilche, wa.
in town yesterday. Mr.. Young is the
only oysterinan making much Improve
ment on his holdings in Little Skookun
bay and is well pleased at the results
He has done some dyking on beds HI
owns in Oyster Bay, but SO far thi.
method has not proved a success there
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. p. Carter. arrived
last week to spend some time witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Specie at Allyn, or rathei
Victor, as the new post-of1ice is called
Mr.. Carter has disposed of his inter
ests in Idaho, and is looking tor
new location.
MARRIED. Olympia, NOV. 9TH
Horace E. Pease to Miss Lynne Rich
ardson, by Judge Schomber. Boil
are we'll known Shelton young people
the bride being the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. richardson. The hap
by couple returned home last weel
and are receiving the congr atulation
OF their many friends.
James McReavyi aud Pen William
son were on our streets last week afte
an extended absence in Alaska. Boil
were in prime condition and had evi
IDENTIFY experienced no hardships II
their hunt tor the yellow, stuff. The,
report the Mason County boys still II
that country as all doing we'll and il
health.
Thos. Moran returned last weel
from Dawson City where he has beeI
for the past three years. delving fo
gold with varying success. He, too re
turns with splendid health, lookin.
even younger than when he went away
He seems satisfied with conditions il
the Northern mining helds aud say
he will return in the spring, aftel
spending the winter with his family.
Mrs Susan johnson. mother of Mrs
E. n johnson, Of New Karnllche
died at her home Saturday night 0
heart trouble, at the age of 70 years
She has made her home with he
daughter for the past Ave years, an
was highly esteemed by the neighbor
and friends of the family. w. "A
johnson. a grandson, and Rev. ]. c
Jordan were over to Kamilche Tues
day to attend the funeral services
The remains were sent to her fornae
home, at Manchester Iowa, In cnarg
Pf Albert Johnson, her grandson
Made Young Again.
Zone of DR.. Kings New Lite Pill
zach night for two weeks has pnt M
Ia nv teens, araar1's writes ID. III. TUT