The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-12
Shelton, Friday, October IL, 1900.
Personals

Thos. Fraser is on business trip 4
Tacoma this week
Will Hudson was over. from New
Kamilche yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Wivell and Neddie spen
Tuesday in town with friends.
Miss Ada Myers has gone to What
com tc attend the State Normal.
Fred Ferris and Fred Winklemar
were in from Matlock on business yes.
terday
Fred. Mathewson is now boss scaler
for the Simpson Logging Co., at the
Rollway.
Chas P. Nutter was over from Union
City Monday for an operation on some
carbuncles.
John A. Campbell, of Port Blakely
was at Matlock this week, looking
after railroad interests.
Rev. M. S. Anderson has gone to his
former home at Spokane to settle up
some business matters.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Tordon left
Tuesday noon for California to officiate
at the marriage of his SON.
Mabel Sheldon, a daughter of Ii. A.
Sheldon will, spend the winter in
Shelton and go to school.
. Judge Bannse made short trip to
Seattle this week, but managed to keep
cut of Judge Cams court.
Albert Johnson has been over to
Potlatch for the week past superintend-
ing the work for the new railroad COM
pany.
W. S. McCool came down from
Olympia this week on his way to
"Potlatch' to do the railroad black
snithing.
James Carstairs was in from the
Satsop Wednesday after a load of
lumber for his new house, and took in
the speaking.
Abe Smith and Will Armstrong have
gone over to the Potlatch to work for
the railroad company, the former to
drive team.
George Forbes, Ray Rogers, and
Misses Simenson and Boyer, drove
over from Olympia and spent the day
among friends inShelton.
Miss Tressa Huntley left last Friday
for Seattle, where she is going t.
school. George Huntley accompanied
her and stayed over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Morrison has received
word from Johnnie to the effect tina
he was improving, which will be goot
news to his many friends.
Chas Bogue, logger at camp S, goi
his foot crushed between logs last FRI
day and several toes broken. He is at
the hospital in Olympia.
Ed. c. Suffer, representing the Chap
man Bros, of Seattle, is IN the count
selling school supplies to the districts
He is an old tillicum of the EDITORS ant
represents reliable house,
Thos. O'Neill, the democ ratio candi
date for Representative, and George
Simpson visited Matlock last week ant
came back with roseate story.
Munro Nance was over from De
watto yesterday, lie recently re
turned from the Kiondike and i
ready to stay at home, although hi
party did fairly we'll.
Mrs. Otto Virgilius and daughter
Margaret. arrived last Friday, direc
from Berlin, Germany, and will max
her future home near Matlock, wher
her brother Carl Eichler, has give
her his ranch.
W. H.. Maxwell went over to thu
Simpson single mill at Cloquallun
and selected three pair of large horse
from the logging camp tor the Pot
latch railroad company. and they wer
sent over to the Canal last week.
Frank Doyle returned last wee
from three months visit to Mime
sofa, and reports that Bryan will carr
the state. He has the distinction Q
being the first democrat to claim tina
state away from Mckinley.
Those who have not secured the,
final citizenship papers can do SO mex
week, as Judge Hodgdon will be i
Shelton Monday, Tuesday an
: Wednesday.
W. H. Kneeland returned Tuesda
from Okanogon county where he ha
been for the past six weeks lookin
after the property owned by the She
ton syndicate. He seems pleased a
the prospects and thinks they well tur'
out good.
Sam C. CARRIER. advertising travele
for the Chamberlain Medicine Co
was in town Tuesday, renewing tn
JOURNALS contract He is on the g
ali the time, and in reply to 4 questio
as to the political status of commerce.
men stated that he had met but tw
Bryan drummers since January.
P. Marcier arrived from Dawso
this week aud is visiting friends !
Sheltou. He has valuable claims i
the Klondike region and has made
fortune. Alex. la Rock and 6as
Brazel are also on the way 10 Shelton
and will be here in few days. &
]. B. Shelton has received news Q
the death of Mrs. Shelton's father =
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