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PAGE SIX
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(From Journal o1' February 23, 1900)
J B Forbes of Kamilche v(as in
town 'l?hursday on business•
• Miss Fva Tow siren(; several days
this week visiting relative in town.
Mrs. Herman Thrash i:; spcnding
a week in town visiting her sister,
rs• B. C. Willey.
J. F. Riley, M. F. Reed and W. R.
Lotz were in Olympia Wednesday on
bu siness
Ellsworth Freeburger went to
Olympia Tuesday to tile on a home-
stead which has been in contest for
,rome time.
L• W• Speece, eonnty assessor, i::
vtter.ding t?e conventi<m of county
s-.e:;sors at Eller0,urv this week.
It be,:ins i.t,k as if t;rPort
Ang,,ies Eastc.rn wouhl surpr:se tile
doubtm'G sure enough The projectors
are t)e>i,cinV to th|'ow dirt already.
Joe (:a!,, was over from Oyster
):ay 'lues, by and claims thai they
have tl¢! lib)st lll'(spt!l'ons ('onlTTILIn{Lv
in Mason County, the oyster men
]ow to(riving "mple reward for the
hard labor of past years.
Charh,s A. Carson, a veteran er
the l)hilippines, hel.:l forth at the
laptist church on Saturday with a
laietorial show of the battles, scenes
gml incid,,nts encountered by the
F'rst Waslfingtml boys in their cam-
lmigning. There were 150 illusta-
t,ens and they were well shown by
dm h o(nlment /
M'rl),'m:dd & O'Neill llave solveA
the prel)lem of more roonk by having
a gallery constructed on two :rides of
tlw ]am. Four old vet,, re'e, ill,tk[111"
"the chanp,'e:q Wendell Shelly, VT. W.
Sll,ilb, Dan Keelty v.nd H. I.. Alden.
'J !'v Ii p:. ., ¢,r f 1Tr V¢(.)CI]O:I S')],.'
?.le-
'('he Nance Pro(hers aml ,V, A.
0 i-h"en of tI.,. ,',> r, stnri:d on re
lotu:n trip to l ,v:,.n Wed):,:.day.
l/'g>, lumber, everywl'rc but nr,t
a vacm-.t house ia Shelton.
Weather bureau at H(md Canal re-
ports the following rainfall for Feb-
ruary in the pa&s four years: IH!i6,
6.58 inches; 1897, 7.83 inches; 1898,
16.:;0 inches; 1899, 7.ql inches.
los. Thomas and xxife of Holly
have just returned from a three
• ' ' " s
months trap 1o Kan,'as. , ..
Miss Ma Gray closed her school at
Riverside last week, but will begin
in about six weeks when the weather
is better.
Herbert MeReavy and John I). Dow
spent part of last week at lake Cush-
man relocating the mines of the l\\;la-
s,m County mining and developing
eollipany.
,John l)ow has " cmtt'm't frorn the
st:de fish (,.onmissionm' to build a
lh'.hway around the falls of the Eko-
kom,sb.
Never before has such mild worn(h-
er been known at l.,ake Cushman
since 1888. Snow only two or threc
times and nevqr over :foul" inches at
a time• All trees -rod shrubs are now
THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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.tltOO.4 I01' U!' :- 50"]]ot]lill ' I1QW.
I)" old & O'Neill.
CORRESPONDENCE i
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I PICKGRING PAU2.' GE ]
I
k :t:
Roy Wilson o1' S,>:,tle is m;:hf,:
his wi:f :wt on J2 Jr. :- short
visit. Wib,: a and m at:: stay-
ing \\;xith ,,i,.s. : .... . r.'<,'sen, her
nlothel' Wi ]2 .l,. Potero,m is away.
Gus Itaa, : was ; visitor at Olym-
pia 'luc>daS, :..aking the trip on the
t)ovc.
Mr. and3h's. Jacohson are helping
Theodore Tremper at Arcadia {luring"
Mrs. Tremper's illness.
Mrs. Munro was a caller at Mrs.
Peiel son's .hmday.
M:'. Fdwards has completed his in-
cubator house and now is busy in-
stalling inc.ubators.
Mr. Scott is busy with his tractor,
teurinlr up things in general, when
not taking the high clive with the
tractor a clese second.
The school ehihh'en seemed to en-
[joy the holiday Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. I)roseher have a fine
big ten-pound boy which re'rived Sun-
day n@ht. l'lath mother and boy m'e
i (h/ing nicely;
( 5i 's. S m'(Ig' 'ass was a caller at the
IW,o(laJ] home 'J2ue,;day.
1 Josqdfine ]nlnan an(l Viola Stone
"*cc.nlm,.te(I Mrs. Edwards to b2elton
Wednc.sdtty.
M'r. Gardner is making' splendid
he;ldway with his clearing', 'having al-
rcadv :,et out a small orchard.
Ml's. Inman has been on the sick
1 st for the past week, but is feeling
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OAKLAND BAY t
.,.r. Bowman has torn down the ohl
chimney at th- :-ohool housc and Mr.
Oakh!y of Rot:. ; :: huihlinff a new
one, which will " ,:<d for both
l'oon3s. On account ,. -old weath-
er causing:: it to he iml-);....de to keep
the room walqn eTn)Hgh, school ]1as
been closed for the re:,( of tim week,
to re-el)on again Monday.
John Kubil{ of Shclton is painting
the new addition to the school house
which adds greatly to the appearance
of the entire building'.
On ac}:ount of Monday being a hol-
iday the mail man failcd to make his
appearance that (lay, and was gener-
ally missed alon' the route. Also
roasted by people who forgot about
George Washington.
Mrs. Georgc Kellogg and little
daughter Patricia returned Monday
from Olympia where they had spent
several clays with Mr. Kellogg, who
has been spending most o1! M',-.: ti,n(, in
that city coaching and directing the
play, "Stop 'l'hi(dT," recently given in
Shelton as one of the numbers of
the lyceum course. Mr. Kelloglz takes
the same part he plaved thin. The
play is being sLag'ed by the t]lks '
lodive, an(l a number or Vlhelt,m peo-
ple have arranged to attend.
Miss Alma Larsen, te,wher at the.
Grant school, spent Sunday and Mort-
clay as the guest of Miss Pearl Doak.
Mi::s JMable Doak is spending the
leaiing ou't.
Througt the courtesy of State l,'ish
Comm s'ioner A. C. l,ittle a party of I
Shclton people visited the Skokondsh
tish hatchery last week and went
through the works which was an un-
llsua] experience. The Shelton party
con,:isted of Thos. O'Neill, Arthur
Ncedham. l)r. leach, At J. Munson,
Chas. i,calo.,, A. L. IMI, Ford Staben-
fehlt, O. C. /tanson, W. H. (3hu'ke,
A. W. Shelly, W. IL I,otz =rod Mr.
,rod Mn's. G. C. Angle. Serlptur Mc-
,better at this writing. We hope she week in Olympia as the guest of Mr.
eonOnue>', and Mrs. l;ot'est Meeker. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrews is staying with Mrs. Mrs. Mocker drove from Olyml.'ia in
I)roschcq' during her illncss so every- their cvr Sunday and veporL the roads
one l:mows what good care Mrs. in good eon(lition. Mr. Meekcr is to
Droscher will receive, be remembered as one af the earoen-
ters who assisted his b|othc,. Ernest
Meeker, in bt|ihting" the l:h|chanan
'CONING TO TACOMA
DR.
R(.avy and son Herbert als.) came up
I fl'onl Union.
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I)A YTON
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The school ehihlren eljoyed a vaca-
tion Monday in honor of Washing-
*en's 1-irthday.
Wo Itce glad to welcomo a new
]mpil, I.ewis Et;mn, to our school.
Mrs. G:trfiold Taylor and daug'later
?darg.'n'ot, Alma l"ennett nnd ]!chm
Nhem'er vbdted at the Wivell ]10me
SuIld[iv ,'} I'[,('l )IC()H,
]hA>,rt l'erkin, is vFs;ing' with Ms
:.istev. Mr:'. Wivell.
8tella Wivell called at the Taylor
yt,,,dd( n, c / viday "ll'tOlllCOn.
3it. :,nel :',.Jr;...Ia.,q E!son 'i:dted "it
ib li:t],}'<i. lm,;l/' ,vl!'!n<l:l,' >v('ltiu,':.
JU. ar:l ;',ir. iobert (2. John,aon
,'.n(i [",,l/ti)v- w(,rr, to i.?,i, homo in
Si:o]:(m,i.gl \\;.'!!h 'e N:dnr,[ay morninR'.
]'('lliF)iI!L )}',ild;ly t,,elllPl:y. Mr. John-
.'<t)ll b )L fur li:- sclmO1 ill ,:t[L';Op
'J?m" d:U i')l II;,,ff.
M'. -rod Mrs. T'ctm' Abrahamson
a:'e risking; with. the former'. sister,
I',: .... t.'ra(l< Holman of this valley.
[,'rank t;arlu, r visited at his home
in K.mVlcl,e \\;raliey Satm'day. Ills
f:ttmr rt.tllrned with him,
I ,M)'. and Mrs.\\;V. H. F[all and sen
Davotn has had quite a si, g'e of
the flu. Mrs. L. P. Adams, Mrs. J. H.
John:,ton, Arnold ,h)hnston :,n,I Mrs.
G. McKay have been ill with it. and
Mr and Mrs. Rct)inson have it now.
Mrs. Southard ]las a large herd of
very fine bred sheep. We think she
is settinL a Food example for some
of the ranchers.
lay Bailey is the latest victim of
the mumps, Ethel Baih'y hvainR" ;it st
recow,red Dora them. How were t!acy
Ray'[ Hope you enjoycM .them as
lntl(h as the rest (lid.
I,ynn Robhson '; s.(:vinp' wilb his
brotbe.r Howard and l'amiiy at pros-
e nt.
l!]tl,l Kirl< was injured qite s'ri-
ously Monday, b'eint,: thr,,wn, f:' m
the merry->o.-remM at sdimot. W<
h(hm ::!.(, will ,7oon ill' [lJ'ollnd DfTDfill
a:; hai)]w :s ev(,r.
]tl1',,;. 17. E. So,d:hn,'d callo<l ai- (bo
.([ it')GaOII I'.n(.h rl'i|e;.;[:ly I1 "{A'm.'lo{ll,
V(ol| (d. ur(,elin- :1<11 85-fo(,1 oll €!('l
MELLENTHIN & C0-
SPECI A LISTS
I)o Not Use Surgery
Will be .q Tacoma Hotel
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
3IARCH 4, 5, 6
Ol]ice houis 10 a. m. to 4 p. in.
THREE DAYS ONLY
No Charge for Examina[ion,
The doctor in charge is a graduate
in medicine and surgery and is li-,
eened by the state of Washington.
He visits pro£cssiofially the more im-
portant towns and cities and offers
to all who call on this trip con'aui-
tation and cxamin'ttion free except
tile (xt,cnse of Lreatlnent- ,V]lCn dc-
:;ired. A(:c,rding to his method of
LFCt.Lllent he (lOtS 11015 ()])el'alo for
chronic aplendi.eitis , gall st, ones, ul-
('o,'S (.if SI(Jllltl(:ll tonsils or adenoids.
lie has to his credit many won(ler-
I'ul l'e,;tdt:.; ill diseases of the tom-
'a('h. }ivm', boels, t)lood, s]dn, no)wcs
catatrh, weak [ t.nlgs t'h oU in ai:[s!tl,
<,, ili, i,':l, l('R' (Ih'ers' an,1 recta] ail-
i !] e 1'. . b'.
If" ;,ou l,avo been ailinl?" for any
,.tli of 1;iiile rind do llot 2,*(tlD ally
StllBni(w i-loille, ]T/'. Meeker slates he
is basily cnt,'aged at present erecting
a spb.mlid ne.w holne fvr hhnsclf
near OlYmlAa , which he ('xpccts to
havt! completed in a short Lime.
Mrs. Arthur Moran I'CLL;rlvxI ho/tlc
la:t E::turda.v /'roln Seattle wher( Sll('
trod spent a wcek visiting her daugh-
ters, Mrs. i,ivermore and ][cs. l:l
Quct• -;lc ha,.1 aec.mpvnied th,, lat-
l;cr who Jiad st,eni a ['(;w d&y.-, o1' the
previous x(.ek nt the Moran lioin?.
]s'S• J)unc;ln VdaS a TaeoNia vi:dtor
lasL \\;vcek-eild. While in that city
she visited ller sister, Mrs. Paul, who
is quite ill, and who has found it
neces:_ary to remain in Tacoina for
medical attention. Mis. Paul's con-
dition has l:rovcn q,ita sovmus amt
the doctors state she will not be able
IO return h0111e, in less tllall a month.
Sunday e.vcning :t few young peo-
ple g'athered at the home of Mr. mid
Mrs. ']'aylor of Grant, W)eic a Vt!i'y
(:njoyable twining, was ,,p.vn'. tit>
sides llayiilg ' 4"al]les• they were de.-
liKhtfully (ntertainvd with .:(,vei'al
vocal sele('Lh)ns: ., nd,,i ,'d b.¢ 3,I r. 'J'a.y-.
lor. A ]ivlt nnet waa secvd hit..
in tke evening. 'l'ims+'. gvn:a' from
this lieigi:horiiood \\;,.'ere, a\\;ii.-' Ah'na
tA/'t'Sl'll, Miss t',arl /)oak. ]lytl-ttr all(]
t']<'u'l Fi+chett, Rudolf ,-liliti,:tl'onl :.trltl
?,[ii c.; Howoll. t
AI:'. and Mrs. Grant Ovcrh,, are
mo'i;'hl{y into the (k.i'fic[d house this
\\;,'(.e!. The: are s[;l.ty]nF, ut 111e (]'gess-
l)If)2"l tlOJLI() {;h[;i [Jil 5 L, , L!II'It' !it-',. t"-
Ilol,1. l.ood:4 h ,re.
']'I-C lltll'l,:llli,ll i'ami!v I'o'.11 tl'itcOIlll]
• ,lie]]I; Ln(' V,'Otis2-('[UI :/15 {_;L it" SI',l'ill/of
t x, aild. taltilU-' <:,J'.I)I1L{H_C (1' L lO
bolida-, did. not 1'(.1..{11 rl 1: 'fi!c.(llia
tiit.i] ], on :.ty ,,v('nil)l'.'. l)r• Willi'tnl
Nippol win; their truest from Ta-
( •
lick cast of '[onlostllO L)y lht W2,'o. }}"" ' de, llot I'ail to call. as lll-
[li'o I Pl' iTl(,'.iSui'e,<-i i'attler t]ll/ll (liseae
IllOlll Oi.] e, Olll][i;lt;y has |)o*'11 COlI]l)letft] '..1'(! v(,l'y o['t(,n t.he t, ai.l,.h) 0]7 yOUF
aad niaoblll¢:l'y is heillg lliSialled, rl'}lc i 1( 1',,,,. F, tall()ilg [roult](L
corllllally ha; leases O11 '2,00 acl'e Ol ]{'c},lep.ibcl. above, date, that exatl- COllla },lorldLt..',
laIKt Jn the ,icinily o[ I'll(-; l)l'(q)OSO(1 inuti,m on this trip will Is() fi'ee aa,i." l 51i,;s ±{111:_ Lar:.;t.il lind A]is, Pearl
well. Ahout $'}5,000 will be represent- that }IFs treatln(qlt is ditferent. Doak wel'o l.ft(,1,n(!o;'l txlld :-;ii::l)er
ed in ectli"nlent , .&ddress: B36 Boston Block, Min-. 'F.,,'lmsCs of Mrs. Ardem's Monday evc-
I ' neapolis, Minn. (atv213-26-Bt) nirlg.
I , Mr. Graves and Mr. I'rib,barlt (,anm
The Chevrolet
:"490"
" welcomes the test of the cost sheet.
Divide the amount spent for gasoline,
oil, tires, and repairs by the number
of miles travelled. In this manner
Chevrolet economy is appreciated.
Cchevrolet ¢0mf0rt, convenience and
dependabality are a matter of course.
C
SHELTON
GARAGE
Phone 391
from Seattle Saturday lo spcnd the
we(k-end looking after their interests
in the Oaldand Bny Logging Cenl-
l)anv. Both Mrs. ('l'avc, and Mrs.
Prit'ehard accompa=ied them.
John Mc]ntosh from Aate was a
caller at the Arthur Moran farm
Sunday.
Ed. Crossman is reported on the
sick list this week.
Sunday evening guests at the Eli
Willey home were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence ttuntley, Mr, and Mrs. Mar-
vin Tillman, Miss Jennie Chester,
Roy Bowman, Jack Price, Clifford
Livingston, Miss Jewel Duncan, Ron-
ald Gosser and David Crossman.
John and William Buchanan and
,Miss Alma Larsen were visitors at
school Monday afternoon.
SHELTON VALLEY l
J. Shafer returned home Sunday
after a two weeks' visit with relatives
in Seattle and Charleston.
G. Kirkwood of Seattle spent last
week-end at the Shelton home.
Win. Shearer and family of Char-
leston spent Sunday and Monday at
the Sharer home.
H. A: Winsor and family, Mrs
Frank Bennett, Alma and Vearl Ben-
nett and Niss Helen Shearer were
visitors and callers at the D. G. Ben-
net home Sunday.
Mrs. Wm Madden and-children,
Danny and Jacquetta returned this
week to their home in Portland. The
children who have spent the trust two
years on the farm with their grand-
parents will enter school this fall.
The Misses Alma Bennett and
Helen Shearer called at the Wivell
home in Isabella Valley Sunday af-
ternoon
Miss Edn£ Shelton was over from
Olympia to spend Saturday and Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. G. Shelton.
Several from here attended the
armers' meeting at the Chas. Wivell
home in Isabella Valley Tuesday
night.
Saturday night, February 28th, is
the regular Grange meeting night
and the officers who, on account of
having the popular malady, did not
attend the last meeting will be in-
stalled•
The Skokomish Grange has invited
the Shelton Valley Grange to isit
them Saturday night, March,6th, and
the latter grange will give a pro-
gram. Mrs. Gordon McKay, Mrs.
i:tarry Winsor and Miss Stella Wwell
have been appointed to arrange the
program.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920
II i
A TRIAL WILL
YOU.
OTHING that we could say would so thoroughly
convince you of the value of Chamberlain's
Tablets as a personal trial. We can tell you
of thousands who have been permanently curedof
chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache and disorders of the stomach and liver,
but this will have little weight with you as compared
to a personal trial. That always convinces.
r
Decision to push a demand for a 50 I
per cent salary increase has been made Passports to West Indies to Cost $10.
by the board of director of the Asso-
ciaiion of Instruciors ot' the University
of Washington. The campatgn will be
conducted until satisfaeiory results are
obtained, according to the diroctors,
even if it is neeessary to carry the
drive before thc next session of thc
legislature. This is the receptiou giv-
en the recent award of 25 per cent In-
crease_ by the board _of_regel}ts.
Washington. A charge of $10 for
passports to Cuba, Bermuda, The Ba-
hama islands and Mexico has been
tentatively agreed upon by the con-
ferees on the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill. Under the original
measure such passports were to bo
granted free. Revenue from passports
to these countries now is estimated at
$800 daily with prospects of great ia-
creases bocause of prohibition
SHELTON-OLYMPIA
Mail Stage Line
L. M. STEWART, Prop.
Daily Schedules
Leave Shelton
8:30 a.m. 8:00 p. m.
11:30 am. 4:45 p m.
FARE ONE WAY $1.0(}--ROUND TRIP $1,50
Tickets on sale at Johnson's Garal,'o--Waiting Room
Tickets good until usod,
Leave Olympia
7:00 a m. 3:00 p in.
1]:00 a n: 5:00 p. in
Headquarters at Central Bus Station
WMfing Room a.d Lady Atfendant. Phone 22.
SHORTY
THE ONLY TAILOR IN TOWN
New spring samples have arrived so order
that hew suit now
Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
Ladies
Suits sponged and pressed . , 1.00
Suits cleaned and pressed 2.00
Skirts . 100
Jackets . . 1.00
Dresses " . 1.75 up
Fancy Dresses cleaned and
pressed ........ 2.25 up
Gentlemen
Suits sponged and pressed . . $1.f}0
Suits dry cleaned a,txd pressed 2.00
Coats • 1.00
Pants " 1.00
Pants sponged and pressed . .50
Overcoats dry cleancd and pressed 200
Overcoats dyed ...... 5.00
Suits dyed ........ 5.00
J. T. WALSH, Box 216, Shelton
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W,H. SMITH -
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SOFT DRINK STORE
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EaVIIL PAULSON, Prop.
All kinds of pleasing Soft Drinks, Hot Drinks and Light Lunch
Fine Candies)' Cigars aud Fresh 'ROasted Peanuts
Furnished Rooma for Transient Guests. Shelton, Washington
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J. [. CONNOLLY
Shelt000 Market and
Ice Plant