The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-09-14
Shelton Post-Office.
Shelton, Friday, September IA, 1900.
Personals

lreSSd uuutteY Joiued tne circle
Tuesday.
Hiss Seward, of Thurston County is
visiting Miss Ansorge-
Jos. Wood was over to Union City
this week doing a job of Singing
Mrs. Rose Worcester is quite sick at
the home of her sister Mrs. Thos. Fra
SER
Robert Allen is foreman of the Mason
County Logging Co., camps recently
started up.
Miss Dollie Mcdonald lost gold
chain bracelet and would be thankful
for its return.
Supt. Geo. Tew, OF the Blakely Rail
road was down from Matlock Tuesday
on business matters.
Mrs. VIM. Bauer aud children were
down from Matlock spending a few
days in town this week.
Judge Hodgdon is holding a session
Of superior court this week, having
several pending cases.
mons, of Oyster Bay is at the Olym-
pia hospital very sick of fever
Miss Pearl Ward returned last week
from Portland, and has taken charge
Of Neeham's millinery department.
John Lloyd, Alex. Mitchell and
Earnest Kaye, were in town Wednes-
day from Dewatto on court matters.
Mark E. Reed spent several days
this week IN Portland, where he par
ticipated IN the big Elks' Carnival.
Miss Adelaide Burntrager, who has
been visiting friends in Shelton tor
several weeks past returned to Olym-
pia this week.
Chas. Reid was over from Satsop
Wednesday on Court business, and
says that Cheha1is County will treat
the Republicans well this year.
Miss Agnes Jackman, sister of Mrs.
Ed. Matlock, is visiting from Mt. Yer
non, aud acted as Central" during a
short illness of Mrs. Shelly.
George Vogtlin went to Tacoma
last Saturday and returned with Mrs.
Vogtlin and children, who had been
visiting Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lovelace left
last Saturday for two weeks vaca-
ton down Sound, and intending to
visit Henry Thompson at Birdsview.
Ruby, the year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Wehnes, took few
swallows of turpentlne Wednesday
and was in serious condition for a
time.
Misses Dollie Mcdonald and Trcssa
Huntley leave shortly for Seattle where
they will enter an academy for the
winter term, taking music and other
studies.
w. r. Lott received the welcome
news Tuesday of the safety of his
daughter, Grace, who was visiting in
Galveston, Texas, at the time of terri
bic tidal waye
Mrs. B. F. Skolield and children
leave this morning for their home in
Portland, after very pleasant two
months outing spent on their place
down the bay.
A. E. Leroy was over from Cloqua
llum yesterday aud reports that the
Simpson single mill is still idle wait
ing until the surplus stocks on the sount
are reduced.
Thos. McLarty is in town witness ir
a case before the Superior Court
Tommy is immense, as big one way a.
the other and wears the usual happy
smile of prosperity.
Jas. and Jean Carstairs, and Mr.. ant
Mrs German were in from Masor
this week, the former looking for ;
trio of high bred Shropshire lambs
from the Ladd farm in Yamhill county
Oregon.
Sam. Webb was over from Reversed
Wednesday. and reports the hatchery
where he is employed, as getting ;
good supply OF fish IN the ponds Will
the promise of full showing of egg
for Matching.
Henry Faubert went to Olympic
Monday, accompanied BY Mrs. Dor
deaux, who was called to the bedsid
of Thos bordeaux at the hospital, TIL
latter being injured at the Black Hill
camps last Saturday.
Mrs. Isaae LOOMS was in town las
week from Skacway, Alaska, and