The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-04-06
Local Notes.

tendent.
! Mel Hilton had quite a sick spell
Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Sanderson were
over from Mud Bay last Saturday and
completed the sale of their property on
Franklin and 9Th streets to Miss Mary
Scott. the consideration being $525.
Daniel Shadler, Kitsap County
pioneer, was drowned in small lake
near Vaughn one day last week while
fishing, the boat being upset.
Geo. E. Thompson, manager of the
L. NJ. store, has rented the new dwell
ing OF Ellsworth Freeburger and will
move his family to Shelton shortly.
The Court house was left all to its
'lonely" Tuesday, with only three
faithful Republican officials on guard,
all the democrats having gone to
| Olympia to take in some inspiration
from their leader.
Geo. Lovelace went down Sound on
business trip this week.
Boarding and Lodging at the Blue
Front at reasonable rates.
Mrs. Stewart.
Just in, fine line of salt fish, such
as Killisnoo Herring, Salmon Be11us,
Mackere1 and Black and Dry sailed
Cod fish, at the L. M. Co. Store.
r. Sheane's youngest child fell from
small express wagon Tuesday and
dislocated an elbow joint.
G. c. Angle was selected by the I.
o. o. F. Lodge to go to the Grand
Lodge to be held at Seattle in June.
Mrs. T. J. Morrison and children
went to Tacoma yesterday to visit
friends.
Three large horses were brought in
on the boat Wednesday and were
taken to one of Simpsons camps.
Anthony Nelson and Chas. McDon-
aid are making fair openings on
the south side of the bay, near the
Walter place, and will have good
ranches, convenient to town.
| Miss Nelson received a message
Wednesday from her mother who is
reported very ill. She left for her
home at South Bend yesterday.
C. N. Hunter moved his family into
the Baptist Parsonage this week, as
Mr.. Sargison intends to move his
| family hack RI Shelton
Chambers & Fredson bought in fine
drove of beef steers Tuesday, for
slaughter.
The plans and specifications of the
A. o. u. w. hall have been completed
and several contractors are figuring
on the job.
The telephone crew have finished
setting up the poles and are now at
work stringing the wires. The ex-
change will be IN operation in another
week.
Muslin Wear-coo1 things for hot
weather, at Mcdonald & O'Neill.
The Blue Front Restaurant is under
new management, Try 1t.
/ Crescents, Sterlings and Columbus
are the leading wheels of 1900 and we
have line of each ready tor sale.
Get wheel early and have the bene-
fit of it the whole season, at Munson's.
An liver ills are cured by Hoods
Pl4s. Csc.
| The following persons joined the D.
Ell. last meeting: Miss Lulu Wood,
Miss May Getty, Mrs. Carrie Covill,
Mr.. VIM. Banks, Mrs. Robinson, Mr..
Lumsden, Miss Simmons, Milt Schu.
macher, U. S. Doble, John LaRock
Total membership of 81.
A letter from Mrs. G. S. Freeburger
from Salem, Or. states that Stewart had
moved to Dayton. Wash, where he is
now running a furniture and house
furnishings store, and doing a good
business. She was just ready to fol.
low.
Charley Dial has kind spot IN his
heart for the reporter. Of late he has
not been doing so well in the matter Of
contributing to the news column Of
this paper, so On Sunday he became
ashamed of himself and furnished q
personal item. While splitting wood hs
! made an exceedingly bad shot, with
the results that he cut off the index
!. finger of his left hand Notwithstand
ing that but small bit of the Skin
, held the finger to the hand it has beer
sewed on. and Charley has great hopes
of having the member grow back in its
accustomed place.-Olympian.
/ Call and see us. The closer yor
look the better we like it.
Mcdonald & O'Neill.
Fresh Bread every day at the Blue
Front Restaurant. Pastry and Lunch
4 es to order.
FARM For SALE. The Pat Vance
farm on the Skokoinish, 100 acres o,
good land, good house and barn, abou
! Is acres cleared and in cultivation
= fenced, and in order. If you wan
t good land go over and inspect thi.
place, Stock and outfit can also be
E bought with the place.
: A few handsome new Lounges, at
L. M. Co.
t John Delacuture, well known to al
, the old settlers of this county, died a
his home in Olympia Monday morning
/ at an early hour. He had been i'll fo