The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-15
Shelton POst-Office.
;. Shelton, Friday, March IS, 1901 y
Personals

Mr.. d. Keelty is reported quite sick
Miss Tena Frisch, of Olympia, is
visiting Mrs. AL J. Munson.
Rev. M. Eells, of the reservation,
was in town Wednesday.
Ed. McReavy and family have moved
10 their ranch in the Shelton valley.
The name of the new post office to
be established at Pickering will be
Grant.
Mrs. w S. Covill, of the Black Hills,
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs. George
Webb.
John Clark paid fine in the police
court Monday morning for drunken
and disorderly con duct.
". H. Kneeland is the owner of a
fine new launch which he purchased
in Tacoma last week.
The w. c. L. u will have Neil Dow
program next Wednesday evening in
the NJ. E. church at 7:3O P. M
Ralph Harris and family lett last
week for New York state. where it is
said they will make their permanent
home.
Assessor Specie, accompanied by
the writer, visited his home at North
Bay Sunday, returning the next
morning.
Miss Agnes Jackman, :'hello" girl at
the phone Office, returned the first of
the week from visit with friends at
ut. vernon.
Uncle fill Shelton, who has been
very sick for several weeks, is con-
siderably improved, and is able to be
up about the house for portion of the
= day
This session of the legislature is ex-
reoted to close at the last hour, Or
midnight Thursday night, and our
representatives will be home for good
to- day, glad the job is done.
Thomas Bordeauxspent several days
in Olympia at the Black Hills camps
this week, and reports the camps work
ing at full capacity, with ready demand
lot al tie product.
Chairman Daniels of the county
commissioners visited Allyn and that
section of the country the first of the
week to look over some proposed
changes and improvements in roads.
DR.. Beach went to Black diamond
the latter part of last week and re-
turned with Mrs BEACH, who had been
visiting with relatives at that place for
some time.
The fire bell sounded Saturday night
and cFeatra the usual excitement for
time. The cause Of rhe alarm was
small blaze in Lawyer Richardson
woodShed, which was quickly extiu-
guished.
aggressive Christianity" will be
the pastors theme next Sunday eve
ming at the Baptist church. A fine
programme OF music may be expected.
A cordial welcome awaits all who
come.
". A. Baker, captain of the Resolute
took one of the longest RATS that has
ever gone from here before, tor the
Mason County Logging Co. It was
is sections, or 1l70 feet long, 80 feet
wide, and it went safely around Cape
Horn on the Big Skookum.
Raymond Cornier, Mason County
Logging Co.'S boom man, has made
arrangements with captains of tug
boats as 10 signals. Hereafter when
tug blows three whistles it will be
tor the Mason County Logging Co,
four will be for Simpson Logging Co.,
and five for the Western Washington
Logging Co.
William Beaucamp weil-knoWA
woodsniap: met with a serious accident
last Friday, Ia falling tree. It seems
that projecting limb struck him
breaking his spine. The accident oe.
CURED at the Twohy logging camp
near Summit Lake. The injury is
very likely to result in death.-Stand.
ard lOlympia).
Or, Hamilton. who accompanied J
+. Riley to Victoria on his way tx
Honolulu, returned Tuesday. He
spent day in Olympia and visited
I. ID, Stone at the Providence Hospital
An operation was performed, and
several of the patients toes we're re
moved last Sunday. Mr.. Stone got
over the operation, but it is reported
the disease is now fast asserting it
self.