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rAGE., ,,'TWO ,, , THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL v-. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 192I.
dence I
Corn ty Correspon
{. SItELTON VALLEY {
LAKE CUSHMAN NOTES } }
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Mr and Mrs. R. A• Stewart o] ' The Misses Ahna Bennett an;d
Machias, Wash., are visiting at the Phyllis Bailey and Dan Bennett
home of Mrs. Stewart's parents, Mr, ]spent Saturday evening at Echo
and Mrs. P. D. Woodworth• Mrs. Farm•
Stewart will be remembered as Miss
Pearl Woodworth.
Mrs. Albert Barr was a Potlatch
shopper Thursday.
Mr. Fred Short spent the week end
in Shelton.
Mrs. R. J. Bernier, Mrs. Gee Van-
derpool, Mrs. R. P. Simpson and Miss
Margaret Simpson were Shelton shop-
pars one day last week.
:Mrs. L. Briand returned home from
Seattle on Thursday where she has
been visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. Anderson was a Potlatch
caller last We(hesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Voellen and Mrs.
Palmer and son Herbert, all of Cen-
tral,a, visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bernier.
Miss Belmadine Warner of Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKay of
Ingersoll Mill called at te L. G.
Shelton home Sunday afternoon.
Win. Shearer and family of
Charleston and Mr. and Mrs. George
Beady of Vancouver, B. C., visited
at the Shafer home Saturday. Mrs.
Beady was formerly Miss Ruth
Shearer and visited here before ier
nmrriage several times•
Mrs. Gardiner Kirkwood returned
to Elma Thursday of last week, going
over with hit'. and Mrs. Levi Shelton,
who attended the Ehna fair on that
(lay. George Huntley also went over
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Winsor and
Dewey Bennett to(*k in the show :in
town Saturday night.
Ahna Bennett and Phyllis Bailey
visited at the home of Miss Margar-'.
et Simpson a few dnys last week. "1
Mrs. Clarence Latham returned
home from Shelton Sunday evening
after spending two weeks at the
home of her father, M. Shelton.
Mr. A. Anderson spent the week
end in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Web, ton and
daughter Verenious spent Sunday in
Shelton.
Mls Margaret Simpson left Tues-
day for Ta'coma where she will re-
enter Aquinas Academy•
• School started here Tuesday morn-
ing, thirteen answering to roll call.
The Tatler.
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DAYTON {
I
Mrs• Knight and Mrs• Fredson
honored the DaytoW Community club
by attending the regular meeting
last Saturday night.
School opened Tuesday with Mrs.
Sophia Whiteaker of Central,a, as
superintendent, and Miss Mildred Ar-
nold of Blaine as primary teacher,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Olsen, Mr. G. C.
Kirk, Joe Kirk and Jack Liege were
8heltdn visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smulter, Miss
Hildur Cronquist and Carl Smulter
spent Sund@ at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Cronquist of Stadium.
Mr. Roman and Ir. Anderson of
Nebraska are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Roman.
Miss Hildur Cronquist, Ethel Bai-
ley and Juanita Hiekson are now
staying in Shelton. Miss Cronquist
is teaching in the high school anti
Ethel Bailey and Juanita Hickson
are attending high school•
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puhn are
happy over the arrival of an eight-
round son last Saturday.
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S H E L T O N INDEPENDENT
: .... i i i t
TEMPORARY
Daily Schedule
Leave, Shelton-- Leave Olympia
8:30 a• m. 11:00 a. m.
3:00 p.m. 6:00 p. m.
Temporary change in schedule
and increase made necessary by
detour via McCleary.
THROUGH FARE $2.00.
Leaving Shelton from Ho,l
Shelton. Phone 421.
Leaving Olympia
from Braeger's Place. Phone,9.7
THOMPSON & DUNBAR
Owners and Operators
visited at the Joe Deer home in
Shelton Sunday and monday.
Mrs. F• Bennett and E. R. Robinson
were visitors at the Winsor home
I Sun lay'.
Dan Bennett is working for his
uncle, Joe Deer. He is running the
I Iaunches used in the oyster business.
C(me to the grange meeting Sat-
urday night.
¢ .:.
l PICKERING I
Miss Clarice Woodall went to Shel-
ton Monday to enter the high school
there. She will stay at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Roberts•
Mr. and Mrs. Antone Goetsch of
Harstine were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Swenson.--H. M.
La:t Saturday, the ferry, which
has been broken down for some time,
was. repaired and is now running
agm n.
Mrs. H. E. Taylor, who has been
in Seattle for some time, spent Sun-
(lay and Labor Day with Mr. Taylor.
Tuesday Mr. Taylor made a trip to
Olympia to arrange for the settle-
ment of the industrial insm•anee due
him as the result of the severe in-
jury he received while working in the
woods a year ago.'
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wiss made a
trio to town Tuesday.--E. S.
Mr. W. W. Whittaker of Agate
was a visitor at the Kline home Sun-
u day evening.--H. M.
Mr. and Mrs. McGuigan spent the
week-end ,in Olympia.--H. M.
Mrs. Gtaham and family are spend-
ing huckleberry season on their ranch
here.--H. J.
Mr. Clark has sold his chickens
and cattle preparatory to moving to
Tacoma for the winter. It will be
some time before the move will be
made and, in the meantime, he corn-
Go T()the Fir Drug Store First
IF YOU LIVE IN THE COUNTY
Phone 631 and everything you require will be sent out promptly from here by the
following mail.
We can fill your prescriptions--we have been doing so for 38 years.
If we don't know you call and let us get acquainted. 'We will be glad to know all from
the baby in the cradle to the best friend you have on earth.
"The Fir Drug Store Tries to Carry Everything in It's Line"
A Registered Pharmacist in Attendance at All Times.
VIR DRUG STORE
JOHN L. McKENZIE, R. Ph. G. SHELTON, WASHINGTON
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE O;F
HEARIIqGr
Stat. of Vashinglon, County of lason.
ss.
In the Matter of the :Pctttlml of 1,'. A.
10IZISEIL et al.
Ji'or the Vlcaliou of [t COUlliy l[,Jad
knowll as the Xldel'son No. 15t; l{oad.
'ihJ \\;Vhom it May. Concern:
N(,tieo is hereby given, That the re-
)err aotl nlal) or the Collstruction l!]ngl-
nccl' Ill the matter of the vacation of
the road above lllell [ioncd, has been
filed in the olliee of the loard of
County Coinmissioners of said County,
s0id road being described in said re-
port as follows:
" l;'rom Station 103 plus 50 to Station
17€,) plus 81t, the whole distance bring
about 1630 feet, and the width thereof
being 40 t'ept said road known as the
Anderson No. 156 Road.
Therefore. it is ordered by the F, oard
that the hearing of said report will be
hehl by the Board of County Commis-
sioners of said County at their oMee at
the Court ]-Iouse in Shelton, XVashlng-
ton, on the 3rd day of Octo)er, 1921,
at the hour of 2:00 p. m.
Done this 6th day of September. 1921•
WM. E. DANIELS,
W. A. I-IINTER,
S. vV. ILANTON.
County Commissioners.
IONE V. DOYLE, Clerk of Board.
(SEAL) 9-9-30-4t.
No. 329.
l County Tax Foreclosure No. 12.
/ SU1W-NIONS fOR PUBLICATION IN
i FOR-C:LOSURE Or TAX IJXENS
{in the Superior C,u:rt of the State of
/ Washington, in and for Zlason Coun-
ty.
Mason County, Washington, a Munici-
pal Corporation, tIld on'o of tile Coun-
tlcs of the State of ¢Vashlngton,
IHaintlff,
%tarsus,
I. A. Thomas, George A. Thomas, Hen-
ry A. Thomas, l.y E. Thomas, Mrs,
}I. L. Smith, Mrs. Sidney It. Grant,
and all other persons owning or
claiming to own, or having or claim-
ing to have an interest in the real
estat dcscrivcd in tle complaint
herein,
' Defendants.
The Stitte Of Washington to It. A.
Thomas. George A. Thomas. I-Ienry A.
Thomas, Roy E. Thomas. Mrs. H. L.
Snith, Mrs. Sidney H. Grant. and all
othe persons owning or claiming to
own. or having or claiming to have an
Interest in the real estate described In
the complaint herein and hereinafter
described, Defendants. You and each
of you are hereby notified that Mason
County. Vashington, one of the Coun-
ties of the State of Washington is the
holder of a certificate of delinquency,
Truck and Transfer
MOVING TONNAGE GENERAL HAULING
PROMPT SERVICE
RIGHT PRICES
JOHNSON & WIVELL
PHONE 161, SHELTON
Number 12. issued to Mason County,
. , i Washington on tte 19th day of July 1918 41 07 48 des .................
= ) ' • ' ....... . .......... . .... crloeo. ate el: pUDIICRUOn OI IlrS:
, {1921, by the County Treasurer of said 1919 ........ 58 . 08 66 summons August 12 1921 An v anff,
{ l l Mason County and filed in the office 1920 •46 ...... 01 ....... 47 -'I -" ....... ' " - " -
o t ' I ................... • • • . ppers or pleaalnga may ne flervecl
HARSTINE [ f he Clerk of the Superl(r Court for
I the County and State aforesaid and the { Total amount of unpaid taxes $2.67, u ponthe undersigned.or, the underetgn-
, r,,,,.. ,..,. * ---•- ,-^-.-,-- - ,- total amount of unnaid interest m0 80 ea 2t.orney lor llalnuli at me as-
'total amo ........ " .... . o.'' dresses hereinafter given
• . ,. . . Y same day for the amount of delinquent 1 uut uue on mm t,'ac +o .... AD* " "'
rs. uscar jacooson mace a snop- taxes and accrued interest thereon upon All of the above described real proper-" -- . "L'" .v..x,
ping trip to Olympia last Wednes- the .following described real property t y lying, and beln.g in Mason County, 3UnnY "*%asslrne[toOf Maso.,
.1.. ' as hereto elow described the same lWasmngton, ana aH o said delinquent . Y, g , uour--
u; ........ being the amounts then due for the {taxes paying interest at the rate of "H " nous. S}!elton , Wash.
IVIISS Irene lOSsum leI ior ner years 1915 to 1920 inclusive together fifteen per cent per annum to the 6th ,o =-. x. .,w,S,
home on Monday after a delightful hietheoP0nldes, roin:eeSeinand costs tdwaYelvZfp2%entlgl:l: a nndughseubrs%?ueOn{ Att%rmn%Yerf%r,21tigff, S°en£,7¢as8;
three weeks vacation spent at the t- H T-,--- ' P-ea .... ,assessed to the 6th day o June 1917 Yoqu are 8"12"9223"7t. "' "
Wingert home• ah, Ienry A:";r"hom'as, loy°E.'Trho'm., fuxther notified that the plaintiff above The Days That Ar (:a
Emil Anderson, Ed. Wilson and Mrs.. H..L..Smith, Mrs. Sidney H. n an}ea will apply to.the Superior Court -a .... .:.m:_:.-,-...V_-':.. ,
T^ roo o,l o +; ÷,, .hh,,,ni tirant, claiming an interest therein:lOt the taie ol Washington In and for -,u ,vvu w,,mg u wurK .toe @otr
,,n .... ;, " ,7"{s:[;v.'. - "1".r.aet Number 2 of Section 4, Town-I said .Mason._ County .for. a. Judgment a month ana your board Uasked Mr,
in ne uarlson Dug la auruay. amp 19 North, Range 6 West, the oreems.mg ta hen•against tne prop ery ObOleS.
nerelnaDovo ueeloeu an yOU are here # 9,
L Rauschert of Stadium was a same being five acres in a square. " Y-s -• ..........
Har'stine visitor on Sunday Mr form in the Northwest corner of the vJ summoned to appear within sixty o u ,. yr, repueo me appncanv
...... • , . .• Northwest quarter (NW) of the aays after the publication of this sum- Iora SoD as arm nand. But if
auscner is very much meresve in Southwest quarter (S.:W ) of Section mona exclusive of the day of publl- YOU occasionally see me na n i r
the rape industry and while here 4 Township 19 N Range 6 West W cation and defend this action or pay 2 . o • . .. . T ¢" ""
' " the anount due toether ..,it'- ^^+o asK oi manicuring me pigs oDrusn
• • ' ' nn M. lu Mason ounty Washington ........ '
vmted the Ed Wilson and Su y " " a d in a ....
• • ' ' Taxes 'Interest Total and penalties, n e se of your fail- away a tear, think nothing of t. I
Slope Ranch vineyards. He considers 195 ........ $0.39 .... '..$0 26 $0 65 so to do judgment wtll be rendered was haid .€10 a day during- the war
the nrosnects for" a bumner eron ex- 1916 41 "22 ....... 63 foreclosing the lien for said certificate __. .f _ Y _ , , e, .... :
- - r ," - 191 ......... - ....... ,- ....... -o of delln-uent taxes -en-ltleo 0nta,,t an¢u 15 wasn ; mHCll OI a clay a; ma
hands.plains that time hangs heavy on his cellent. - ....................... . *u aa and costs against the' 'lands hereinabove--B]rmmgham Age-Herald. •
Mr. Everett made a business trip , August Carlson met with a paM-
to Tacoma Tuesday and returned m accmen¢ mat Tnursaay wnen ne
Wednesday on the "Sunset "--E S slipped and fell from the roof of his
• ,^,,._..,....-, .... ::^_,^.{ .'-- Woodshed, striking on his side. He
M.. DUlletllly D WIIU IJlUll(J(I llllll . .1 • • 11 . 1
• • . _+ ..^ ls still contlne(l 0 nlS De(1 a; T:ue
with an eight-pound baby. , ,,r, • . ....
doing well.L-E: S. presen wrmng_ - - -- i
Mr Win. Huston and his daughter v2ss riuma jonnson an¢ a. "parw
• :o-+ .... . u. l o rienfm ?rom racoma spen un-
from Seattle were v,,,,s ,, ................
H,,fnn hi= rnfh r -i'm. a 4,,,, Ao,sldflY On tne Islanq al; T, ne nome ol
last week E S {Miss Johnson s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Iohnson
Mr. Victor btnielson and his neph-I . " '.." "-- ..... '.
Cr l v, h,,{lct{nc, l..*v{nce{ Mr. and lvlrs, l;d, WilSOn lavo as
.... ' ............ " ..... "" ' "s "s - "" and Mrs
house ues nt week mr ,,
house, preparatory to entering the .......
chicken business.
NORTH DAKOTA
BONUS IS DELAYED
L. A. Walsh, a World War veter-
an, who enlisted from North Dakota,
has received a letter from Adj. Gen.
Fraser saying that bonus claims wilt
be paid as follows: In 1921 up to File
No. 5,000; in 1922 up to 9,000; in
1923 np to 13,000; in 1924 p to 17,-
000; in 1925 up to 21,000; in 1926
up to 25,000. "Yhrther correspon-
dence is unnecessary," the adjutant
general tom Walsh, according to a
copy of the letter printed by the
Y/lima Republic. 'In Washington
more than 40,000 claims have been
paid and it is hoped by state officials
that all veterans will have received
their added compensation by the end
of the present year.
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.We wish to announce that we have secured the
agency for the
Buick Motor Car
Viclund from the mainland.
Mrs. Hans Berffeson and sons Will
and Ed. motored to Aberdeen last
g, mday. They report a delightful
trip.
Schoo] hogan 1nat Tuesday with
Miss Lizzie M. Hicks in charge. Miss
Hicks comes to us highly recom-
mended as a teacher and we all look
forward to a most successful school
year. She will make her home with
the TCavmond. Ha(ell family during
her stay on the island.
The vounf veonle enlovoc] a 1|ft]e
Labor Dav dance in the hap honoring
the Johnson party from Tacoma.
Mrs. Hans Carlson and two ,ons
of O]ympla, who have ben vis{tin.
the Lee CarLon's. otnrned to their
homes last Wednesday.
The Arrow made a seclal trip
to Olympia Tuesday, Csntain William
Goetsch 'oing over after his sister
Alma and her husband, Mr. Dolan.
Maybe you think Harstine doesn't
raise any blackberries. Jacob Win-
ge shipped fofir hundred crates last
Monday to the cannery in Olympia
ust as a sample of the product of
his berry patch•
LOWI MATLOCK
School has reopened here today at
District 305 with Mrs. India Sells
and Mrs. Dorothy King as teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren of Tacoma
spent the week end with their folks
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fletcher and
daughter Ruth of Seattle spent the
week end at the Bateman and Flet-
cher homes.
Mr. Wm. Johnston and children,
Alice, Gertrude and Warren, Mrs.
A, E. King and son Ernest, Mrs.
Hattie Bateman and son Aner and
Mrs. Elmer Fletcher and (laughter
Ruth were callers at the Rediska
home Sunday•
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evers and
son Gene were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Bateman Sunday eve-
ni'/r.'" and Mrs: Victor King visited
Alvah McKibben Thursday evening."
in Mason County
A Car You Will Be Proud To Own
With the addition of the Buick 4 to the well
known lines of sixes the Buick now has a car ffi
for every possible requirement. --=
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ffi Buick IS Standard _=
| Phone, write or call for demonstration of the =
ffi
u
ne
mm
model,
| " Dickinson's Garage i
-= Hoodsport, Wash. l
S illiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiqi
PrinCe A1ber Is sold
in toppy red bags,
idy red tins, hand.
somepound and hal?
pound tin humidors
cmd in ths pound
cryetal glase huml.
dot with eponge
moistener top.
bCOpyrlght 1921
F R. J. HoFnoldi
Tobocco Co.
Winton-Salem.
N. ¢,
L'IRST thing you do next
l'--go get some makin's
papers and some Prince
'Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cylinders [
No use sitting-by and say-
Ing maybe you'll cash this
hunch tomorrow. Do it while
the going's good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
what you're passingby I Such
flavor, such coolness, such
more-ish-nesswell, the only
way to get the words em-
phatic enough is to go to it
and know yourself I
And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which is cut out by
our exclusive patented proc-
ess I Certainly-- yo u smoke
P. A. from sun up till you
slip between the slieets with-
out a comeback.
Prince Albert is tlie tobac-
co that revolutionized pipe
smoking. If you never could
smoke a pipe- forget it!
You can--AND YOU WILL
---if you use Prince Albert
for packing[ It's a smoke
revelation in a jimmy pip.e
or a cigarette I
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