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County Correspondence. t
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• ".[ Fred Thompson.and Rufus Dunbar
Mr. and Mrs, George Wiss. moveii ,visited here late unday evening.
over to their home near the mill ..............
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• l ueslay. " . ' I Oscar Ahl, Louisa Ahl and ,_.ank
>o d00u, rd00v%%eCo%n00 Ahl made a trip to Shelton
snu" uo • ; , f Nichol Ward and family and Chris
of tt]e ram. It reopened Men€lay Ward and family visited at Lilliwaup
toOl-sing'. . , ' .,, ! Sunday.
Frank Fedson went down o vim i Elmer Schaufler visited here Mon-
Creek last Iuesday to scale Ira Lib-lday '
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by)s cedar log,. .. I Rudy Bregar, l?red Holmberg, N els
"dward Chester is not sttendmg Christerson and Olaf Hanson visited
school this week because of illness• here Sunday.
We all miss him. " I Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ward, Oscar
The basket social at Grange was 'Ahl and Chris Ebbitson made a busi-
well attended SaLurdav night. The hess trip to Shelton Monday,
sale ¢rf baskets cleared'S91! A dance Bes:4e Sweitzer and friends visited
and chicken supper will be given the at the home of Mrs. Jas. Bleecker
third of April for Grarrge benefit.
• Doctor Beach was called to West's
last week to see their yotger daugh-
ter Domm, who has been sick.
A party of young folks fromhel-
ton and around Agate gather4d at
the Charles Wiss home Sunday after-
noon and went to the show in Shelton
in the evening.
A school elec.tion was held at the
Agate school house last Saturday to
vote on the consolidation of the Agate
and Grant schools.
Mr. Jacoby recently purchased the
cedar on the Hilton ranch. He is in-
tending to take the cedar out as soon
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ahl of Eldon
visited here last week.
] A large crowd from here attended
the show and dance at Holly Satur-
day night. Everyone reporte(1 a good
time,
Robert Johnson and Richard Schau-
tier of Eldon visited here Monday.
Mrs. Smith returned from Seattle
Monday.
Mrs. Dermic AhL and family visited
here, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens were here
oh business Monday.
Arhie Slade, Dick t, ewis and An-
as possible, ton James visited here Monday even-
• . ing. .
] Mrs. Joe Pulslfer visited at the
DAYTON Cbarley Browner home Sunday
I I Those who were neither absent nor
- -'tardy from school during the past
Mr and Mls E L Bunnell made month e
• ' .... w re Margery Hallett and
a business trip to t0wfi Monday. Eleanor Dickinson.
Da ton heard the wedding bells Alonz )
Y ' " 11 o Rule :eturned home Men-
ring again Monday. Fay Bunne day after spending some 'time in Se-
brought his bride, formerly Myrtle attl9 and Everett.
Neyhart of Brinnon, to the ti0me of Mi's. W. MacDonald spent a few
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bunnell Monday days in Seattle this veek.
evening/Nearly all of Dayton turned Buster Hanson returned to school
out wifh tbe cow bells and tin cans Momlay after some weeks absence.
and charivarlcd hem. About forty The Johnson family from John-
xyere present and all report a good son's Camp visited at.he Finch home
time. Fruit and candy were served Sunday evening.
by the host and hostess. @ -
Mrs. J. Morgan spent Monday vis- ii
iting at the McClure and Adams' LOWER MATLOCK ]
homes• I -
Elonise Smith spent Monday night * ." . *
at the teacherage. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evers spent
Raymond and Lawrence Bailey" the week-end in Elms with fhe lat-
made a business trip to Olympia ter's folks.
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Elson of Isabella
Valley visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gust Hensel Sunday.
Mr. and M's. E. L. Bunnel] and
children and Mary egg called, on
Mrs. F. J. Miller Tuesday afternbon.
Mrs. J. A. Dinning, Mrs Lmis and
smt Albert spent Tuesday at the
home of Mcs. J. Morgan,
Mrs. G. E. tlickson and dauffhter
Juanita made a trip to town Tues-
davy.
Vgho wi|l he the next Daytonite to
hear weddlnr: bells We,. have an idea
tbat Kelly iutends to be the next in
line.
Mr. :lud '.. l#. B. lhmee.ll wonl
to their l',on:e at lhe 5I. & S. mill
']"t e : d :,.y.
Jack l.;rvdon calh':d at the L, P.
Ad "r) ' ,h(m'm hlnn¢!r,y
Mr. :m,I M,'s. F. E. b;ontb, avd spent
daughter Clara Asa Baterdan, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Rediska and daughter
Dora all visited' Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Peterson of Frisken's Y Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E-ers and chil-
dren, Clmrles and Edith and Carl
Spalding Jr. visit?d their sister, Mrs.
Roy Meek of Aberdeen Sunday. Mrs.
Meek has recently underwent an op*
eration but is reported doing nicely
now,
The dance at Matlocl last Saturday
nie'ht wa. reported a' great success
with a large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. S)phus Jacob:;on of
:'&rl!oek are the phoud parents o£ a
d;ru,v'hLer, born M;irch the,. J2th.
3';:; f,inno] i!c.lin srm:t the week-
end at home with nor parenu.
A.lval Mei(ibhen rehrnc!d Friday
from Tacoma where he spent a :few
days,
Tu,'.duy ,n }<eltc'.
r }v:c :.¢','..,li( BT;u'&all :pent
wed:--end w,+h Nrs. L. P. Adarns.
E,'(:aK(,?MIb.I! (;IL%?,CE ErTER-
TAINS ,<HI,?,LTON VAI,LEY
GRAN( E '(IN APRIL 3RD
On Saturday evening, April 3rd the
officer.s elect of the Skokomih Grange
,,-&'ill be installed. Members of tim
,Shelton Valley Grange will journey
vver an(t participate in the installa-
tion and entertainment, All members
of both granges are asked to re-
member the date and be ,present on
that evening. "
i Liarn herhand
GRE EAPlYJtY
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BO@gKg EPIIO
TYPI|':C, IEL;H
Evely to&,;hetr an xllert
spacial:t
009 POSITIONS
await graduates
Wo train yOU b tter than five
3ars actual ell:ice expert-
enco. We are tespozml.ble ,.
fcr living conditions and welfare of git] under
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Dean of Wemmu Send for catalog.
Hall Business College
Third and Co|umbla " Bealtle
HOG SALE,
It will pay to in'vestigatei We are selling our
entire herd of hogs.
FULL BLOOD BERKSHIRE
inclucling
20 Hogs ranging from 8 months to 2 years oldi
(17 bred).
1 Sow with Pigs. " "
1 Service Boar.
ALSO FOR SALE
1 Heifer Calf. "
1 Jersey-Guernsey Cow fresh in June.
We will also sell all of our chickens except
Rh6de Island Reds. Hereafter we will keep
only Rhode Island Red chickens.
Concord Beach
Pou Itry00 Hog Farm
Mrs. W. E. Edwards
Route 2, (Phone) Shelton, Wash.
THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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OAKLAND EAY , i
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A neck sociui and : nee it; to be
given at .he scb,'-, hous' Saturday,
March 17ti:. for ne purpose of rais-
ing a fund for tLe new hospital.
Everybody v.:?! be welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. John Labor returned
'last week from San Diego, Calfirnia,
where they had spent four months
enjoying the warm climate. Mrs
Labor was formerly Miss Mamie
Crossman.
Mrs. Wall left the Duncan home
'last Sunday for Idaho where she ex-
pects to spend a few months visiting
relatives. Mrs. Wall has been mak-
ing her home for some tiptoe with her
daughter, Mrs. Duncan. Mrs. Duncan
and daughter Jewel accompanied
Mrs. Wall as far as Tacoma.
Mrs. A. MeAteer was a week-end
visitor at the Kellog home.
Mrs; Bmmiee Avalon and daughter
Aderiene left last Tuesday for their
home in Los Angeles after'spending
sewral months visiting friends and
relatives n Washington.
Jack Buchanan motored from Ta-
'coma last Monday and expects to
spend a few davs at the Buchanan
summer home. He resorts Mrs. Bu-
chanan getting along as well as
could be expected after their auto ac-
cident of a couple of weeks ago. She
is still in the hospital suffering from
a broken shoulder, but expects ot be
able to return home within another
week.
Mrs. Tom Moran and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Afdem home.
Leon Larsen motored from Ta'coma
last Sunday in his new car. He was
pccompanied by his father. Louis
I,arsen, who is looking after the
O'Neill oyster beds nd who had
spent the week-end with his family
in Tacoma.
Roy owman returned from 0lvm-
pia last Friday where he had sent
"a few days visiting his mother, Mrs.
John Bowman.
Mrs. O. E. Schroeder and little La
Verne Bullock are Tacoma visitors
]thls week.
Mrs. John Labor and Miss Pearl
Doak were supper guests at the Af-
dem home last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crossman
left Tuesday for Centralia where they
expect to spend an indefinite lenwth
Of time with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hartson of
Shelton were callers at the Crossman
home last Sunday•
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meeker of
Olympia moved to the Buchanan
home laot week. Mr. Meeker will re-
sume thb. carpenter work discontinued
last fall
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fredson and
son of Shelton were visitor. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moran
Sunday,
Mrs. Ella l%ran spent the past
iweek :tt the home of her parents in
STADIUM
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Charles Some:", a Seattle real es-
tate ,14der, who ,,'v," luite a lot of
land between here :,=a retroit, has
a crew of men making ,,. is to these
tracts, so as people may be able to
go and hmk at them.
Win. Blomgren has purchased a
lot of iron pipe and,intends to pipe
water all over his place. He hopes
of raising a banner crop of tubers.
School has opened up again and a
jolly lot of husky children were in
line with their well filled dinner pails
on Monday morning waiting for the
stage.
Erick Adegard went to Seattle
last week to visit bis brother, and
also buy h/s garden seed. *
R, F. Johnson was a caller at Sta-
dium on Sund'3y to see his fmnily.
S. tIansen and Bob Johnson were
Allyn callers last Sunday to lay in a
supply of groeer/es.
Capt. Christ Bcrtlesen of Olympia
brought a crowd of land seekers
down in his launch Clallam to De-
troit to look over some lands.
Mrs. C. W. Baird is able to be up
and around again after a hard seige
of the flu.
Mrs. Blomgren and daughter Mable
returned home on Friday after a few
days of city life.
M. L. Hoke is employed at the
Goodro Logging Co, while Mrs. Hoke
is chief firmette.'
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. M.
E. Brink were in Vaughn one day
last week on business.
Capt. Christ Bertlesen of Olympia
brought a load of lumber down frmr
Olympia yesterdhy on the launch
Clallam for the Hansen & Sons ship-
yard. Capt. Brink brought a load of
lumber also for the shipyard.
S. Hansen was a caller in Olympia
yesterday on business.
The launch Marie was a caller at
the Stadium float yesterday with
I freight,: for Judge Britton.
{ Tle Dund Brothers Logging Co.
are putting hi-yu sticks in the chuck
down near Detroit.
We have nice weathm" again after
the short rainy spell.
Ed. Cronquist, 6ur popular stage
driver, has his launch out again
after having it laid up in the pond
all winter. Capt. Bill had his launch
up on the beach the other day, giv
ing it the once over.
L. Rauschert is getting his place
ready for the splng work, besides
being chief cook while Ted and
Bryan attend school.
Mrs. K. Sund is still busy/improv-
ing her place•
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H. A. Winsor and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Bennett spent Sun-
FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1920
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NOVELTIES
We have a nice assortment of Cotton Chicks,
Ducks and Rabbits. Also Flying Birds and
Ducks from 5e to 25c.
Our assortment of Easter Cards and Book-
lets, with envelopes to match, has never been
larger. Also Place Cards, Tally Cards, Postals
and Rabbit Seals• 5c and 10c.
We have just received a shipment of Kno-
Glair Linen Electric Light Shades in plain col-
ors and cretonne effects which will freshen up
your bedroom. Plain 20c each, two for 35c.
Floral 30c each, 2 for 50c.
Paas & Chick-Chick Easter Egg Dyes.
A good assortment of books at all times.
Also sheetmusic.
Journal Stationery Shop
ing Mrs. J. Shafer home after a two eluded in a traet described by metes
weeks' visit, and bounds as follows:
T!,ey say that "curiosity killed a I3eginnlng at the south meander cor-
I cat, and it also brought a good ner to fractional sections 9 and 10.
'crowd out to the Grange meeting
Saturday night, in spite of the storm.
Each melnber claimed they came just
to see if anybody else had the nerve
to venture out.
G, A. Myers of Seattle is spending
a few days at the home of his sister,
Mrs. J. Sharer.
Miss Ava Winsor is visiting this
week at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Wandell in Shelton,
Mrs. Frank Bennett and Alma and
Vearl Bennett spent Stinday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Bennett.
Ahna also called at the Winsor heine.
Application No. 7588.
:tt'O'/'lOlil Of AP$O-a-IOI TO PIR.
(::IS- Tlr- AlrDS 'O1 OYST.I,
Staie of %%hshlngton. Office of Com-
missioner of Public Lands.
N()TICI IN ]IPH{.EIIY GIVEN that
applicati(m has been fied in the offlee
c)f the C,'mm]Isslqner of Public Lands
,)f the NSate of %Vashinrton 'to pur-
township 19 north, range 3 west, "W. M.,
and running thence" nm'th 200 feet, N.
56 ° E. 677 feet, N. 89 ° E. 357 feet, S.
480 30' E..210 feet and N. 47 ° 19' 50
seconds E. 338.3 feet to the southwest
corner of a tract of oyster lands deed-
ed by the State of 3,Vashington to
Humphrey Nelson, Fehruary 6, 1920,
under application No. 7562; thence S.
83 o 12' E. 79.2 feet to the initial point
of said Nelson Claim; thence S. 22 ° 18
30 seconds W, 299.3 feet, S. 85 ° 30' W.
213 feet, N. 48 ° 30' W. 210.5 feet, S.
87 ° %V. 303.8 feet, S. 57 ° 30' W. 423.3
feet and S. 44 ° W. 372.7 feet to the
point of beginning, containing an area
of 3.792 acres, according to the plat
thereof on file in the oince of the Com-
missioner of Public-Lands at Olympia,
l, Vashlngton, for the purl)ose of plant-
ing and cultivating oysters thereon.
Any person or persons having or
claiming any interest in or right to
the lands applied for. or authorized by
law so to do, may protest against or
eonkest said appli(.atlon in manner and
form l)rovlded by law, The protest or
contest must be filed in the offlee of
thl¢ Comniisston er of Public Lands
within thirty (a0) (lays arler the date
of the last publication of this notice.
and must set forth fully the grouuds
She!ton.
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KAMILCItE
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3.[es. lk:l! veLurn<.d lo her hrmto, in
Alcr(lc n ufter sl,:,n,,i!.¢; :t wvek at
I :[ [Ir')lr[*} ()£' ,{:' l)ttt'(:*lta:', [,IY. VI:]
Mrs. /:ram-is (',arm
Mis.; ':Meda Gceenw(md is visitin:;-
I in O/ "rp his v:ccl,.
a
Mr. aud ',l':. R,.4c.,rL |,:.my Cot4 u-
t!.;.dned L'l;iei,ds l.tonl O.vh,q," d};1-
day.
[ (lady ';llJt)(il'l;'i?]' ":t.nd Hiram ]hb-
m'ts spen Tr, urday night in 0tyro-
l pm ....
I Roy Crcenwood and family spcnl:
t Satuday and-. Sum lay' a the C. C.
Wahlrip home in .Olympia.
t ,Mrs. Wahlburger was visiting in
ODnlpia last week.
t ,Don't forget! tim dance at the school
house Saturday night. The 'ladies of
the district will serve ice cream, pro-
(eeds go to buy lamps for thebuild-
lng.
Mrs. Roy Greenwood spent Wed-
nesday with Mrs. Waldbcrger.
Madge Canning returned to school,
after being absent for wo weeks on
account of sickness.
Robert Langford delivered hogs i
Olympia Tuesdalg.
J. X. Waldrip was 'calling in fhis
vicinity last week: Mr. Waldrip has
been confined to his home in Seattle
on account of being ill with pneu-
monia.
PICKERING PASSAGE 1
Guss Haack is visiting friends in
Seattle.
Mr. Butterfield went to Olympia to
attend the Odd Fellows' reception
Saturday evening, returnirg Monday.
He made the trip in hi' new launch.
Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Wilson call-
ed on Mrs, Munro Sunday,
Mrs. Long and babies called on
Mrs. Gardner Sunday.
Mr'. Inman and ttarry Inman, ac-
companied Mr. Edward, to Shelton
Monda:,' in the latter's ]m.mch.
Mr. l,onlz' took Mr. Smith to Shel-
ton Oil husines MoJt<l:w.
Everybody repoi!ts 1)ig bargains at
the ],)e sale at 0 ,,eilIs Mnday and
Tuesday. "Let the good work carry
on,"
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Barnes and
daughter spent Sunday at the Ed-'
wards' home.
Josephine Inman and Clarice Wood-
all accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Munro
to the basket social at Agate Satur-
day evening, All report a lovely
time.. Mrs. lunl'o's basket received
the ,highest bid of any,
Mr. Hiller and son of Hoodsport
called at Edwards', Farm Sudnay.
Mr; Scott is busy setting out straw-
berry plant, having set out over
3000 plants.
Mr, Edwards is eUing all his pigs
nd, will only keep chicksns until he
as finished clearing and building.
Mr. Woodall is overhauling his
launch and putting in a new engine.
day wJtb lr, and Mrs. Frank Wan-. chase the re]lowing described tide ]ands
</eli in Sholton. r;ltuated In llason County, %Vashing-
to-wit:
M'r. and ']l'S. l, Vln. qhoarer drove tin}( M tide la;ds of the .oeond olnss
'over fro]n Cllarleston unday, bring- oxnvd by he SLnhl o[ "d/ashina'tmh in-
ef the protest or contest.
Date of last publieati0n, larch 26.
1920.
C. '. SA/IDGE.
3-5-2(;-.1t Connntssh,u(.v of ?Publlc' Lan(t
F
arm Implements
,. And Garden Tools
We are able to take .care of your wants in
a satisfactory manner, carrying, a good
assortment Of implements and tools at all
times•
PLOWS"
Oliver, John Deere, and P. & 0. plows in
steel and wood' beam. Prices from $22.50
to $30.00.
" HARROWS
Spike Tooth at ............ $22.50 to $26.00
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SEEDERS AND CULTIVATORS
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Phmet Jr. Seeders and Cultivators, $13 up.
GARDEN TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
THOMAS O:NEILL