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(;rmt Overbay is honae for a short
stay with relatives in town•
Wallace 3ohn:sor nlade a business
trip to S,attle on Tuesday.
Mis. Frank Willey left Monday for
a vtsiL ith her son llarrv in Ta-
eoll]D,
Ti.t Mi:-;ses RbmlUi.% of l"risken Y
wer( vi>pping visitors in town on
1 hu I. day.
J. V. Moody of Kamilche Valley
is visiting- hii brother at Pot'tland
this week.
"Mrs. F. E. Southard is spending
the week with her bro.ther; W. B.
Jessup at Bremerton.
Mrs. Gusta Lovelace of Tacoma,
is spendin the week visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.
T. A. Smith of Camp 1 left this
week for Everett, where he will spend
tim sbut-(lowu with rel'atives.
Katherine and Dan Wilson left
Monday to spend the summer ,ith
relatives at Seattle and Suquamish.
Mrs. Lefa Ray Allan "rod sons of
Frisken t{ went to Olympia Thurs-
day to ,have the boys' tonsils re-
moved.
Mrs. Nettle Dew and Mrs. Tenny-
son of Bremerton wel' * over Sunday
visitors with Rcv. and Mrs. W. H.
Thonms.
Barney Stewart is out of the Shel-
ton hospital and gaining strength
after ihs operation, but still taldng
things easy.
Frank Reed, who has been attend-
ing Culver .Military Academy, Ind.,
arrived Satu,ld*-evenig, being anx-
toys to get home and coming direct
to Shelton.
The marriage service was perform-
ed by Rev. Thomas Thursday for G.
R.
'FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921
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ClI)WIti-
- Local and Personal
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Pauley spent A travelling crane and other equip-
Wednesday in Tacoma. men for the new Peninsular foundry..
arrived tiffs week and is being m-
stalled in the plant ready for opera-
lion.
Eugene Taylor is in Spokane this
week attending tlle Masonic Grand
Lodge, and Miss Jessie Knilvht al::o
as reprebentativo of the Eastern Star
Chapter.
Contractor Dan Anderson received
his shipme, n of brick tiffs-week and
work is now being rushed on the
Wood-Heckman-Shick buihling, the
Woods store division being promi:ed
by July 1st.
h'a Libby onme to town yesterday
to "save his face," or the appearance
of his face 'by having a cut, sewed
um the result of getting,' a blow from
the spring of a small but active alder
tree. '
Eighth grade examinations the last
of the school year, are being held in
Shelton this week and a number of
students from outside schools .are in
town taking the tests to fit them for
the high school next term.
Monday and Tuesday brought rains
more or less heavv at times, and the
strawberries were caught at their
best. Wednesday the wet spell pass-
ed and the ,n'omise of eood weather
is iven.
Boiler makers will bop:in work
Monday on the erection or the two
8100-P.'allon tanks and tim mammoih
7(I,500 gallon gasoline tank al the
local station of the Standard OH
Companv.
Followin recent Ford Car sMes
are announced by the Wallace John-
son Motor Company: Sedan to Mrs.
Lpuis Weinel: Shelton; Touring cars
'to J. T, Durham, Lake Cushman;
Jerry Valley, Matlock; Mrs. Lindley,
Mud By; Ida Cruson, Delphi; Har-
den Nance, Dewatto, and Jay Need-
hame,
Shelto.._. ___
A. Smith, ho,,,' has opened a resort
Stevers and Gladys Thompson, 'and camping grounds at the Palmer
who came with an auto party from place on Mason Lake was in town
the first of the week. Mr. Smith
Bremerton. -- says the tourists are keeping him
Miss Antoinette Connolly returned busy most of the time and seem to
this week from Astoria, Dregon, have no trouble in locating a good
where she taught in the public fishing and recreation spot even if
schools the past term, and has earned it is a bit off the main highway.
the summer vacation. Melvin George, wh--'--- is again fire
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eells and warden this year for the immediate
children from Tumwater were over vicinity, has been busy. the past week
Sunday visitors at the Arthur Eells helping make an auto tourist camp
home in Upper Skokomish. at Newtzel Lake in Mason County.
Mr. George says this is one of the
Mrs. George Lovett, who has been finest camp sites in this part of the
in Tacoma for the past month under state. The lake is about half way
special mddll-treatment, is improv- between Shelton and Matlock.--Elma
d expected home this week. Chronicle.
inFioy dgan Fredson and Harold Brown D.W. RoderWenatche'e, and
left Tuesday morning for California son Ray and wife, of Tacoma, were
avhere they will enter an art school visitors in town Saturday and went
to take a course in drawing and car- down the bay to spend Sunday near
tooning. - the old home place, the .origida)
Mr. and Mrs.Tegtmeyer and Walter farm down the bay. It hag
been thirty years since the Rodericks
children and Mrs. M. B. Myers and left this county and took up fruit
daughter Dorcas spent Sunday in Ta- farming.near Wenatchee. Mr. Rod-
coma with Mr. and Mrs. • W. A. erick's visits since have been rare,
Tegtmeyer. __ but the county still looks good to him.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johnson and The rains of the week put a damp-
daughters have returned to their er on the strawberries and there has
Skokomish valley farm after spend- been no glut of local, markets. In
ins the winter in Bucoda,' where the fact the price has been held up to
former are teachers. "$2.25 per case of 24 pint boxes;, or
Mrs. H. E. 'ord, Clifford Ford and ten cents each. The prices prevamng
:Miss Helen I, ord drove to Tacoma in the city markets for the past week
Saturday. Mrs. Ford and Miss Ford has been around $1.50 a case, so the
went on to Seattle where the latter home growers have been favored by
is consulting a specialist. Shelton merchants and should have
no complaint. Future prices are un-
George Simpson and daughter,
Miss Frances Simpson, are removing
from Potlatch to Ehna, where they
will occupy the Simpson home on
Waldrip street.--Elma Chronicle.
Mrs. Walter Garven of Greensboro,
Vt., arrived Monday for a two
mohths' visit with her father, J. F.
Moody in the Kamilche Valley. Mrs.
Gmwen has not seen hdr people,f0r
fifteen years•
Miss Deborah Connolly was among
the graduates of Providence Academy
at Olympia last Friday evening, .and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Connolly were
among the appreciative audience at
the closing exercises.
M. E. Reed "left Monday morning
for a ten-day business trio to San
Francisco, where he will be joined
by Sol. S. Reed, who is returning
from Culver Military Academy for
the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs, William Shorter re-
turned last week from a stay at Cen-
tralia, but the former failed to find
relief. Mrs. M. B. Jones, daughter
of Mr. Shorter, is expected soon from
Jerome, Idaho, for a visit.
James A. A£kins, an old-time resi-
dent of the lower Satsop district,
has leased his farm to Milton LaBrec,
and will return to the Skokomish
reservation to live after an absence
of thirty years. The larties were in
town last week completing the ar-
certain and unless.the berries get too
plentiful may not be much lower for
canning purposes.
SALUTE THE FLAG
Legion men commented on the fact
that not a few persons failed to sa-
lute or raise their hats when the
colors passed by.. on Memorial Day,
and acted as thhgh their hats were
gluexl on. This mark of respect to
the flag is required in the army, and
observed by all citizens everywhere
--t,o uncover when the flag is being
raised or is passing by in parade.
CROSSED OLYMPICS
Two men who (lid not, give their
names or other information were
passengers from Lake Cushman last
Saturday, after having crossed the
Olympic mountaing' on the old Lieut.
ONeill trail from Lake Quiniault.
They said they had been nine days
on {he trip, two nights being-spent
in the snow, which ,as found 40 feet
deep in some of the drifts, and were
pretty vell pla'ed out before getting
out of the mountains.
WILL "TOUR CALIFORNIA
Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Nelson of Pick-
ering left Thursday morning in their
new Buick for Los Angeles .to visit
Mr. Nelson's father and mother who
are staying in the California city.
THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAI*
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" BARRETr.SAEGER CHURCH NOTES
The marriage of Miss Jessie Ger- M.E. CHURCH
trude Barrett and Mr. Merrill Sat-
her was solemnized at high noon on Morning Sunday School 10 o'clock.
Wednesday; June 15th, at the home Preaching 11 o'clock.
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evening services at 8 o'clock.
W. W. Barrett, in Shelton. The scr- Preaching at Skokomish first Sun-
vice was read by Rev. W. H. Thomas day of each month at 3 p. m.
of the Methodist Church in the pres- Prayer Meeting 8 o'clock Thursday
eme of tim immediate families, evening.
Both are poputm" old-time families The public is cordially invited to
and native born to Mon County these meetings.
i The bride is the daughter of Mr. and W.H. Thomas, Pastor.
Mrs. Barrett who have one of the
ohlest lmsinesses in the community, BAPTIST CHURCH
and for some time hast has been as- .__
sistant to the County Supm'intendent. Sumlay school at 10 a. m.
Mr. Saeger is the son of a prancer Morning service at 11 a. m.
Young people's meeting' at 7:15
on the farm in Isabella valley. Both l. I .,, s t
are held in hie'lees( esteem and be- 1 t
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m, widely known will c,nrry with Shick. The meeting will begin
them tlm be: wishes of all. promptly at 7:15 so please be on
After a boun:iful we(hlin feast time.
the hnn,w couple left in their auto Evening s,,rvice at 8 p. m. Subject
I for harts unknown and Shelton will "The Gospel o£ Mm•IC '
be for',)uen for at least a whole[ Prayer meeting on Thursday night
week. They will make their home at 8 o'clock.
on the Saeger farm after their re- Every one cordially irvited to at-
turn. tend these Selwices, -
• , Addison Self, Pastor.
DR. AND MRS. 'ROBERTS CATHO IC CHURCH "
TAKE LONG AUTO TRIP I L
Dr. nnd Mrs. N. E. Roberts retu}- . "
St. Edawrds Catholic Church.
ed Satm'dav night from thefr trip On second Sundays first glass is at
of ten days over Eastm'n Washinr,-8:00 a. m. and second Mass at 10:45
.ton. From the meeting at Chelan alsoqn Shelton. On fourth.Sundays
they toured to Spokane over the Mass at Shelton at 9:00 a. m.
Northmm route and then reached the Send all calls and messages to
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Columbia at Pasco just in time to I?ev. Jolm Maher, Laceey, Wash.
take the lnsi trio of the ferry, lfigh
waters making the voyage hazard-
pus. They wet over the Blewett
nass and say that they found the °1. ........ T". '
Vrm(ls ffenerallv .oorl, n fact tbe
bi00hwa,,s e.ual those on ,he 00unr 00tlrih0000
West sMe, They encmmtered some
roads of riven dust in *be bet coun-
tl.v n.,l no sneh camping' soots as
n,,,. Kneotand Pm'k. Mr. Roberts
flinks wo sholfld nqt some signs
nlenre the hifrhwnvs toll;n' about the
Shelton cammne rounds.
STOLEN FUNDS FOUND
H. E. Loop, who lost money orders,
checks and coin to the amount of
nearly $200, part of the funds col-
lecte(i in the Red Cross membership
campaign in December, was pleased
to have returned the money orders
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KODAK AS YOU GO
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Fi Dr g stdre
From Sg.{}l) U|) r U From $2.00 Up
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The Shelton Pharmacy
A Prompt and Reliable Prescription Service '"
and a good place to buy your Drugs
and Toilet Staples
Fine Candies and Gift Novelties
Try our fountain service for ice cream and
cooling drinks
WynneStewart, rpp,
and paper lost, although the cash lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllllllllllllllllll|lllllll
part of the fund was missing. The A gift of ,-
funds were stolen from the school
house and the restored portion was .sillerware. I
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found tucked under the old Schu- m ne mos .I---- ,
reacher building and exposed when useut ana
the building was moved a short time acceptame o J[]
ago. The Prof. has no-clue to the presents for I ffi THERE'S SUMMER JOY
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thief . me bride. I ----
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FORMER RESIDENT STRICKEN Sat ::.set;t°e IE AND UNDERWEAR COMFORT IN
-- beautiful I
A repm has reached the local ....
- Sanitary Sealpax ]
camp Woodmen of the World that ..... I_--
Fent. Spencer, an early resident of wn)cn m ]___
Shelton who left here more than make your []==
twenty ears ago, had recently been cnmce. []
strickenYwith paralysis in Seattle, "Gifts That Last" I--
where he has been living with his /, .. x 1 , AthuletinC Garments
second wife and a young family of _lra l. llIlIll3 '=
three children. JEWELER
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Shelton, Wash. ---
TOURING IN.EUROPE . ..... _ .... ............. -I mtt
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux, .... I =
who have been touring in Europe,] ' I_ , When yo get i to. the cool Sealpax
were last heard from in Genoa;ttaly.l ...... I'--'--
where they were making extended 1 " I-- you get away from the heat. They are -
motor trips. They have already I 11' g FTql 1'1 -
spent some time in France making] i ,¥1|. I ffi made of the cr6ss barred Dimity with
trips out of Paris, where it is re-t;. . I elastic non-binding back band. We
ported that American touri,ts must/ !-I . I []
,av fancy prices for the privilege of / T tl t5 i=
,= have them for the men, women and
living.
' . " • l-=t = children. =
STUDENTS ARRIVING HOME ....... ,=
now starts a t p. m. snarp. I-- "
Following are some of the students - I [] ---
of outside schools who have arrived .t,,tlr I,,. 1Rh i [] NU-WAY STRETCH SUSPE
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DERS
home for toe nohdavs: Wm, m]t,n, ...... . --
Jr., from St. Min'tins College; wmmm Fox presents J[] -----
Charles ConnoIlv, Gonzaga College, SHIRLEY MASON in I [] The Nu-Way Stretch Suspender is sure ffi
Spokane; Mike Kennedy, Jr., Pacific []
Dental College, Portland; and Millard THE LAMPLIGHTER ffi ffi
Thompson, State School for Blind,
Vancouver, Wash.
It might be"of interest to note
that one of the ew laws prolongs
the spell between divorce and re-
marniage to one year, as the decree
.is held up for si months before it
becomes effective and the six months
of prohibition begin•
S. H. S. ALUMNI MEETS MONDAY
S. H. S. Alumni will meet Monday,
June 20th, at the High School.
It is very important that all mem-
bers should attend.
STRAWBERRY SOCIAL
The Agate Yeomen will give a
StrawbemT Social at the H. L. Miller
home on the Arcadia road, Friday
evening, June 18th. Everybody in-
vited t0a real strawberry "teas;c: it
EAWrERN STAR BALL
It has been years since the O, E. S.
i gave the public one of its enjoyable
h61iday danceS, hn,, nothin will be
forgotten for the ,, :ffaii; of Sat-
urday, Jnly 2nd. Tlis will be Shel=
t0n's Celebrition: Don't miss it. it
Aster plaiits and bedding Gerani-
rims in many beautiful varieties and
Enroute they planned to take in the shades. Now is the properttime to
Rose Festival in Portland; visit Mrs; set them out. Order them of me
.The ladies otokom.ish Yalley
have been taking a aeep merest, m
the Cushman power' site cases in
volving their homes, and have been
daily auditors to the proceedings.
Among the "delegation are noted Mrs.
Arthur Eells, Mrs. Hugh Eaton, Mrs.
Fred Bell, Mrs. George Cameron,
Mrs. Victor Roberts, Mrs. J. C. Mort-
ain, Mrs. Teofll Richert and Mrs.
. A. Huter. Pomibly:i;the
hg at thd outset visions
.spiting boniiets at tlle expense of T- MILIaNERY
coma, but they milch( now be saris-
tied with the bargam-sal e variety; '. =.
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In which loyalty and 10ve res-
cue a child of wealth from
rags and a hovel.
A FOX WORLD NEWS REEL
Sunday, June 19th
Metro Pictures present
JACK LONDON'S
"THE STAR ROVER"
The vast army of Jack London
readers everywhere will hail
this opportunity to see a living
reprodtiction of his master woE.
Also Sunday
Episode No. 10
"The Lost City"
The great wild animal serial
Wednesday, June 22nd
William Fox Presents
TOM MIX in
"HANDS OFF"
A Wescern Whirlwind
And FORD EDUCATIONAL
--" to give pleasure to the wearer. The []
[] phosphor bronze springs used in their =
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[] make up do not rust, heat or wear out, .
[- anti you can't kill the stretch. If they , -.
_ [] prove defective within a year from: .... ' =-"
I --= ,, date of purchase "• we will h've them re- i
]--[] paired or will replace with a new pair.
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Price 85c "] i
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AIRPLANE RIDES i'
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rangement. Nelson's brother at Dyer, Cal.; stop early. Esther Munson Shelton.
" F t. at Shasta Springs, also San Fran- '
Mr. and Mrs. B. • Plemons and cisco and many other well known 6-17-It __........__..__ --...__2.. Prairie
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family left this week for San Dieg% I points of interest along the way. Be-. • SPRINKHOURS HARKET
Califo,mia after spenmng a montliiYond Los Angeles they will visit San SHL--.
I Diego and Tia Juana, the Mexican Beginning June 1st sprinklingmus
hore. They drove over. frown Eastern iMote Carlo. Camping equipment only be done between the hours of
nealth but is in'eluded, so a very enjoyable trip. 6 to 8 a. m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
this climate no better for:.hei', and is anticipated. They will return home R. LEE,
Mr' Pldmons: decided.,to con'tnue the lab°u( the middle of July through 6-17-3t Supt. Water ?epartment.
trip on soutkearlter man ne had Or- Easteim Washington and over the LJ • 9th
iglnally plarmed, " i ' .Snpqalmie Pass. ,' ,
VISIONS OF NEWBONNETS "' """ • . Three and Tw0-Passenger Machines
. J,J:., Olrg I=W v.x OR RHEUMATISM,
LAME BACK, SPRAINS,
i:i [|J:t FANCY.HuMANVEILS " 0LD-USE-sc0TCH ' The Aralei
.,! I[ , HAIR NETS Tours Co
t J | i:We have added this newline LIN00E00 = "
I | in answer to the many call. , MUNTER--Pilots--MILLER
'rm J J Come in and look it over. Th's Liniment Will Remove
| | ." k. NEW SHi'PMEN'T OF SUM- Warts from Man or Beast
i I | | rER HATS IS NOW ON . XY AND SRVlC ''
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W. E. STEWART
-The Ladies Aid of the M. EI: Chiqken •thieves were busy about
., with Mrs. Thomas on Wednedday,| made awayr,with several hens-belunnight :,,
.. '-' . June 22nd a 2 IS..m. ', , . : [ ins to Mrs. ar0hn :Wyatt ..........
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