The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1901-01-04
shelt0n pOSt-Office.
. Shelton, Friday, January 4, 1901 y
Personals
K in Seattle.

,.fth bOOahS
clarence Fisk just escaped pneu-
o.;, being laid up few days.
]. Mics Clara Ansorge is expected to-
.u1t after her extended tour of the
East.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Giles spent
several days in Tacoma last week with
|, the "old folks
MISS Inez William and Miss Whit
..r ofOlympia, are visiting friends in
town this week.
Nj Rogers was over from Kamil-
,so Wednesday, and said his camp will
.osnn,e work Thursday morning.
Will Mcdonald was in town Wednes-
Any making preparations to move over
>, shelton. in readiness to assume his
duies as county treasurer.
Miss Ada Myers from the State Nor
NAL school at Whatcom, and Donnie
ONeill. from Woodland, are two
Students home for the holidays that
escaped our list last week.
W.D. Hudson was over from Kamil-
cbe Saturday settling with the ad-
MISTER for the insurance companies for
his late fire, and was allowed a total
loss
Mrs. George Shorter, Mrs. w. Norris
and Miss Edith Fredson were the
lucky holders Of the tickets for Need
hams dolls, aud the other two still re-
main to be called for.
James Campbell and Mr.. McQuarrie,
Of tie Port Blakely Mills, came up on
the Favorite Wednesday on business
matters. They report business as
lively as ever at the big mill. with
plenty OF orders ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bannse were over
from Bucoda TO spend New Years, and
the former was one of the orchestra at
the dance. Sam Schumacher was also
down from Seattle for the same pur-
pose.
Miss Ely Miles, Miss Rilia Bruce and
Mrs. Gamble, Of Tacoma, and Miss
Mabel Brouner. Of Olympia, were
guests at Mrs. w. H. Kneeland's this
week, and attended Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Ortiz on their wedding journey down
Sound.
Joe Simpson took down coop of
blooded Buff Cochins to the Poultry
show at Tacoma this week. The Simp-
son Climax engine made special trip
to camp after them. A 90 point white
eghorn cock belonging to M. F. Baker
was also sent down for exhibition.
Alex. Cudney, foreman of one of the
: Smpsou Logging Company's camps
near Matlock, was married to Miss
Della Sheppard, in Olympia on Christ
mas night. The groom is a we'll
Known and popular woodsman.
Piof. a. J. Waterhouse was in town
visiting his wife and family during the
Mondays. He is now engaged in the
work OF lecturlng and giving readings
from his poems in California, having
graduated from newspaper work.
a. W. Callow was in town Saturday
Oe'ng home for the holidays from
camp near Aberdeen. A reunion of
The family Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Calfow
"3s heid at the homestead during the
UnFiStiuas week, all the children being
present except Arthur Callow of Olym-
pia
D"u'ey Simmons, who has been
through long siege of fever was re-
moved from Olympia to the home of
Ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Sim
A'0us' On oyster Bay last week, being
VI Tue convalescent list. His sister
S'S Laura Peterson, was also brought
s'u'e al the same time suffering from
fever.
Yards arrived this week announcing
NC marriage at Menasha, Wisconsin
w. -o'h' OF Arthur Govey of Matlock
MISS Grace Strange. The happy
,'"p'e are reported to be on the wa,
-0ue VIA SanFrancisco, and will take
sp'neir future home at Headquarters
"e'e ~r Govey has charge of the in
.'s'S OF 5. G. Simpson. The man,
.liends Of both bride and groom vii
wish them bon voyage.
~ "AkRlED.-At the Central Hote
INV. INV Years night, George E. Watkin,
oe Mss Nellie B. White, Judge Willie,
.s.''atlng The marriage occurred i,
of ~ presence of invited guests, friend
ny young couple. They left on tn,
s'"'nS boat for short trip dowr
Auu and will make their futur,
sos IN Shelton. The bride is a Ma
Will. y girl, being born in Clifton
.he groom is well known through
a' years residence in Shelton.
al many friends OF Will. Nc Don
Fan duo his bride met at the Kamilch
b,n last Friday evening to give th
RI. young couple warm reception
po;~ 'ne' Matlock, Shelton and othe
susl, ais contributed their quota towar
TIM lug the crowd and having 4 goo
lev those who went from Shelto,
yes ''sa the warmest dance Of III
mo-. On the way home Saturda
sehe a party consisting of lie
svsr ,la and Orman Huntley, an
otts ., ladies, tipped over at the foe
Mr. s Aison hill and damaged ii
AXE a., i0p ?. but the catastrophe did IL
Tue party up.