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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
October 14, 1921     Shelton Mason County Journal
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rDAY, oCrOBm 4, 92  MASON COUNI"Z :romr, tsAGB I[ I I I ...... I fill ' 00OTORCY00LE RIDER .URT 1 WHEN SLOW A00ATE COW ... .t00cal an .#. Persona CONTESTS RIGHT OF WAY __= Harry Bergeson, the young son of i ------ Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bergeson, of Har- D||lll||||||lNf stine, met with a painful accident last Sunday while making the trip to W. A. Johnson is a business visitor Our fall rains seem to have arrived Shelton on his motorcycle. A cow in Seattle this week. after a month's delay, disputed the way near Agate and with the proverbial perversity chose Mrs. Frank Potts anti son were Ta- Miss Earline Kneeland has been to cross the road the unexpected way coma visitors on 'Saturday. confined to her bed for the past two and young Bergeson was forced to weeks, take to the brush. In the fall he was __ thrown against a log and a snag Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Reed were Se- A son, Donahi Walter, was born to penetrated the fleshy part of his attle visitors over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. 1,hank Crosby, nee thigh, going ahnost through the limb. Mrs. Brent Auseth, of Agate dis- Kathleen Fairchild, in Seattle, Octo- He wag brought to the Shelton Hos- trict, was a Tacoma visitor this week. ber 11th. pital and his injuries treated, a piece of wood nearly six inches long being' Mrs. Hattie Morgan, of Dyaton, The Shelton General Hospital main- removed from the wound. At present spent several days in Tacoma this tains an average of sixteen patients he is getting along nicely and thank- week, returning on Thursday's boat. under its care, and Supernitendent ful for his narrow escape from more Miss Liverson and her corps of six serious injury. Judge A. W. Frater of Seattle was nurses find themselves with plenty to an over Sunday visitor at the home do in caring for their charges. BIG DOLL AND OUTFIT of his daughter,Mrs. Chas. R. Lewis. The steamer S. G. Simpson will be Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Miller and off the run next Menday for the an- IS GIVEN TO "SHUT-IN" children, of Arcadia, spent last Sun- nual overhauling, leaving Shclton day at the Puyallup Fair. Sunday morning, and not returing Visitors at the county fair took considerable interest in the handsome until the regular trip from Tacoma (loll, cedar chest and baby outfit Mr. and Mrs. Lou Otternmtt were Tuesday afternoon. taking in Tacoma and tim Puyallup " which had been prepared from do- Fair aturday and Sunday. Although a large number of hunt- nated materials and was raffled for ers have been scouring tim woods in the benefit of the fair funds. The Mr. A. C. Bayley left Wednesday all parts of the country for the past lucky winner was Mrs. Herman Wy- afternoon for a brief business trip week, a Comparatively snmll number att,, who promptly turned over the to Seattle anti Mt. Vernon. of deer have been reported brought whole to little Mable Paulson, a "shut-in" suffering from h!p disease. T. P. Fisk was a town visitor from in thus for this season. As many of the invalid's youn$ Kelso over Sunday, making a short Walter Christian of Camp 5, and friends had taken tickets for her ben- trip to visit his brother, am Fisk Herbert Johnson of the Potlatch efit the same end was reached and family, camps, were admitted to the Shelton through the gift of the winner, anti Mrs. Arthur Govey left last week hospital last week suffering from in- she is an appreciative recipient. for imr old home in Menaslm, Wis- juries caused by jumping from the consin, expecting to remain about logging trains in motion. MEI)AL OF 'HONOR 5 LN two months. Fallers aml buckers have started TO ATTEND CEREMONY work at camp 8 of the Polson Log- IN HONOR WAR DEAD Major F. C. Mathewson is back on ging company of Hoquiam, and the the job in the Simpson Logging con]- remainder of the crew will begin in Washington, Oct. 10.--In accord- pany's office, after about two months a few days. The company has seven anee with an Act of Congress pro- of enforced rest., camps operating, besides a railraod riding for the burial of an unknown Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jacobs, of Ka- camn fifteen miles north of that American who was a member of the milche, were among the visitors to ctiy. American Expeditionary Forces, and • who lost his life during the WoFld the Fair last week, they spending G.C. Angle was called to Tacoma War, tle war department intends to several days visiting relatives and Wednesday as a member of the fed- extend an invitation to all living viewing the Fair at leisure, eral grand jury, but happened to be holders of the Medal of Honor resid- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weinel and a "tail-ender" and was excused from ing within the continental limits of children took advantage of the fine service this term of court. The the United States to visit Washing- day to visit the Puyallup Fair, and bulk of the cases before the federal ton to participate in the ceremonies report a fine showing and a gleat courts now are those' of bootleggers referred to on November llth. crowd, and dope peddlers, with a few offend- Hohters of the Medal of Honor ers against the postal laws. who accept this invitation will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stalnaker, ac- • companied by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H.F. Edwards° examiner from the consideredwill followaSthe°fficialremainsm°UrnerSfrom whOthe Roberts.on. and Mrs; Arnold, spent state bureau of inspection and super- Capitol to Arlington Cemetery and it Sunday on a trip to the Puyallup vision, is engaged in experting the will be necessary for them to arrive books and checking over the business in Washington not later than the Fair. of the Various county officers for the night of November 10th. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Weaver of past year. Mr. Edwards says he Holders of the Medal of Honor who Middle Skokomish were visitors to 'finds little out of the way in the furnish their addresses to the Ad- Olympia Monday, accompanying their smaller counties of this 'class, as the jutant General of the Army will re- daughters, Isabel and ..ilene, who are officers usually keep up their work ceive further information on this attending high school there, and the county boards are more subject, as well as on the subject of careful in the allowance of claims Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gilbert and against the county, traveling expenses, etc. children were visitors Saturday on Great progress was made on the PRESENT LYCEUM COURSE business matters from Rainier, where new post office building this week, . Mr. Gilbert is in charge of the the pouring of the concrete wails be-] Season tickets are now being sold schools. . ginnmg with a f, ll crew Sunday I for a winter lyceum course of five Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clothier drove morning to take advantage of the lnumbers which are to be presented to Puyallup Sunday and saw the fair good weather. Two and one-quarter [this season. According to the lyceum but the few Mason County visitors days were required to complete the lcommittee the numbers are of un- were lost in the great crowd of over main walls, with the aid of an ele-lusual merit this year, four of them 25,000 people in the grounds, vator and a Fordson tractor. A few [bein musical anl the fifth, a car- days are required to complete the toont,: ,.t Mr. and Mrmith of Hoods-roof framing before the upper !walls ..... : ...... " port are on their way home after can be finished, and this depends on POMONA GRANGE MEETING visiting for several months at Wy- oming, Pennsylvania, according to the weather continuing fair. word received from them this week. The Pomona Grange will hold its LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA regular meeting on Tuesday, October W. E. Daniels and family were 18th, 1,921. ; among the Mason County visitors at FOLLOWING WEDDING • the big fair Sunday, and they were Miss Esther Carlson, daughter of AGATE GRANGE DANCE OCT. 15 kept busy taking in the side shows ---"- as well as the big tent. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carlson of this Agate Grange will celebrate the city and Mr. John A. Roles, son of opening of the new addition to their Mrs. Mark E. Reed left the first Mr. and Mrs. A. Roles of Little Rock hall with a big dance there on Sat- of the week for a trip east having were quietly satired at the Method- urday, Oct. 15. Music will beby been called to Culver, Indiana, by ist parsonage here at 9 a. m. Thurs- Stenger's Four-piece orchestra of the illnes of her son Frank, who is day morning. Members of the fan- Olympia. Chicken supper will be attending Culver Military College. ily and a few close friends were se,xed. Tickets $1.75 including war present. Following the ceremony the tax. 10-14,2t. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Luther and couple left for a motor trip to Call- daughter Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. C. fornia where they will spend the Tanlac has the largest sale of any N. Smith and daughter Barbara spent winter. Both are well known and medicine in the world. Over Twenty last week end at Puyallup where the/ popular locally and leave a host of Million bottles have been sold in six visited relatives and attended the friends who extend their best wishes, years. No other medicine has ever Fair. approached it as a seller.--Fir Drug "" Store. : Allan Bell, the young son of A. L. LEGION WORKING ON Bell has been seriously ill for the See the assortment of Masks and aSt week having suffered a relapse ARMISTICE DAY DANCE Halloween Novelties 5c up and up |lowing an attack of scarlet fever, Journal Stationery Shop. At last report, however, his condition The committee in charge of the was considerably improved. Third Annual Al"mistice .Day Dance will be given by the Fred B. "ll I,.llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. [which IonesomeMrS" ChaS.in herD°rmanTacomaWaShome,getting  Wivelland Post American Legion at the][li A Earlwin hall here on Saturday, No- THE GIFT SUPREME $ came over on the boat Thursday to :vember 12th, are working on their spend a few days with Mr. Dorman, plans and are confident that the dance who is employed in the machine shops will be the biggest of the year. The affair is gvien on the day following at Frisken Y. i Armistice Day so that everyone can Green Watch Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Steckle spent attend and have Sunday to rest up. several days this week at the home of his uncle, Charles Saeger whom STR. SIMPSON LAID OFF ---- THE MOST BEAUTIFUL he had not seen for fifty years. The -------'- -- Steckles, whose home is in California, The Str. S. G. Simpson will be laid  TIMEPIECE IN are on their way East to spend the off the run on the outgoing trip on AMERICA Monday, Oct. 17, 1921, on account of -- wntr...,__ ..... !,__,______ ............ I ...... t. - drydocking. She will resume her I S This store is a chartered agency Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Graves and regular schedule from Tacoma the IM for the Gruen Mrs. Allie Ahl of Eldon, were town following day. visitors Wednesday and report the I Shelton Transportation Co. Ira N Wood state crew still at work With the 10-14-It. I steam shovel and making good pro- --- press on the Olympi'c highway near O, E. S. DANCE, HOODSPORT E JEWELER Eagle Creek. The Elinor"Social Club O. E. S. i Shelton, Wash. Mr Frank Srmerly of this ]will give a dance at Hoodsport Hall mm city "is in St. Peter's Hospital in[on Saturday, Oct. 22nd. Music will miillilillililllllillilil|[lilillilillililili}!lll serious condition having passed!be furnished by the Harmony Fivel-" ........ ::=: through two operations. His brother, lOrchestra of Shelton. A big crowd A. Saner and sister, Mrs. A. H. Me-land a lively dance. Plan to be there, I Kenzie made the trip up to Olympialtoo. 10-21-2t 00s00ealn'n  to visit him on Tuesday evening. [ Tanlac, the celebrated medicine, is Mrs. Jean Todd Fredson was in now sold by Fir Drug Store. AND Olympia this week attending a meet- o, oo. 00ou+ +r00o00eo. " a s00rucLin- ents with the state official. They RECEIVER ASKED FOR were called together to digcuss the COOPERATIVE VENEER CO. forty-eight specific duties assigned to them by the school code, and ad- Olympia, Oct. 13.Two suits were General Transfer Work vised as to uniform methods of oper- filed in the superior court Tuesday, ation in school affairs, one by the Capital National Bank Green and Dry Wood against the Olympia Box & Package Dr. E. A. Rich and Harry Deegan, Company, a co-operative veneer 'corn- cut and delivered to or- of the Tacoma Clinic, were visitors pany which has been operating a mill in Shelton Sunday, both on a fishing soulh of the Northern Pacific Depot, der. Now is the time to trip and they spent a few hours with and the second by the company order your winter the latter's mother, Mrs. Frank Wil- against George W. Hutton, H. E. Van supply. ley. While here, Dr. Rich visited his Arsdale, W. A. Ftrrington and Frank patient, Mabel Paulsen, and noted B. Meyers, former officers of the that she was making fair progres company. =---'-----  toward regaining the use of he] The suit by the Capital National Kneelandgl',ett+ limbs. Bank asks that a receiver be named ...... for the company as' an insolvent con- Tanlac, that celebrated medicine corn. A.C. Kneeland Chas. Getty makes you eat better, feel better .The second action is over_ the sala Phone $01 Shelton sleep, better and work better. Sol( f the stock by former ocer s of the 'y FJr Drug Store. + :Ompany: ...... :   ...... =::='= :: CHURCH NOT SWEDLS MEMORIAL FUND The "Hot Dog" stand at the Fir M. E. CHURCH +" which was operated by the High School Alumni netted the sum of Morning Sunday School 10 o'clock. $142.51, which has been turned into Preaching 11 o'clock, the Memorial Building Fund. Evening services at 8 o'clock. Preaching at Skokomish first Sun- DISTINCTIVE XMAS CARDS lay of each month at 3 p. m. Prayer Meeting 8 o'clock Thursday We are prepared to furnish those evening, new Engravo-style Christmas Greet- The public is cordially invited to ing cards, any sentiment desired and these meetings, with names added in the same style W. H. Thomas, Pastor. at prices little more than plain cards. ]or individual, family or business BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning service 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. 6:45 p. m. Evening sewice 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. All are invited to attend these ser- vices. greetings they supply a need. .See samples at Journal Stationery Shop. Needlecraft Shop. Hemstitching and Picoting, Ten Cents Per Yard Mail orders solicited. We carry a large line of Art SHELTON SHOE FACTORY And Quick Repair Shop [Successor to Fred Hansen] Bring your shoes to us for a neat job of repair- ing quickly done. We are here to give you real service. You'll find our prices right. L. C. HOUSE SHELTON. WASHINGTON ii i i Addison Self, Pastor. CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Edward's Catholic Church. On second Sundays first Mass is at 8:00 a. m. and second Ma at 10:45 also in Shelton. On fourth Sundays Mass at Shelton at 9:00 a. m. Send all calls and messages to Rev. John Maher, Lacey, Wash. PIONEER WOMAN PASSES Olympia, Oct. 13.--Mrs. Martha Kirkendall, 71, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rilla Mc- :Fadden, 916 Adams street. Tuesday. :She had lived in Olympia for 53 years. Mrs. Kirkendall was born in Han- cock county, Illinois, on Nov. 7, 1850, and crossed the plains in 1851 with her parents and brothers and sisters by ox team, settling in Albany, Ore., where she lived until 1868, when she removed tq Olympia. She was mar- ried to Nathan Kirkendall Jan. 26, 1865, in this city. Mrs. Kirkendall Goods 615 Main Street Mitchell Hotel, Olympia, Wash. [I I ]m'mW OOKB A big selection of new books at the Journal Stationery Shop. THE KIDDIES DELIGHT I Ill All chihlren like candy--but they love ours. And the popularity of our delicious confections is not merely with the chihlren. It is to be found wherever grown- ups know candy values and like pure candies. Our candy is so pure and wholesome that it is really good for the child to eat. Our p}'ices sug- gest economy. was a professional nurse. Funeral services were held Thurs- (lay afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Uni- ted Churches, under the auspices of the Rebekahs, of which she was a member. Rev. T. H. Simpson offici- ated. Inte]Tnent took place in Ma- sonic cemetery. v---- HAND.COLORED ENLARGEMENTS There is nothing nicer for your home or as a gift than a hand-colored enlargement from your favorite film. The cost is very reasonable. Several fine samples of our work are on display in our windows. Come in and see us about one for you. THE HECKMAN PHOTO ' SHOP Heckman Bldg. Shelton Washington PAULSON'S SOFT DRINK STORE We are REXALL Store Come in and get a Fifty-cent jar of JONTEEL COMBINATION CREAM FREE with the purchase of one 50c box of Face Pow- der Jonteel and one 50c Compact of Rouge Jonteel. Three Famous Beautifiers for the Price of Two Prescriptions Our Specialty The Shelton Pharmacy Rellabl, Drugit LYRIC THEATRE Show starts at 8 p. m. sharp. Saturday, October 15th HAROLD GOODWIN in "OLIVER TWIST, JR." From the celebrated story by Charles Dickens. See Fagan, the Artful Dodger, Bill Sykes, Nancy and others in this great picture. Also a HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY "MOVE ON" and a Pathe Review Ii Sunday, October 16th BILLIE BURKE in WANTED A HUSBAND She'd invented an engage- ment and set her wedding date. All she needed was a man. A farce comedy that is just full of laughs. Also Sunday: Episode 12 of'--" "The Purple Riders" The great western serial I IIIIII Wednesday, October 19 Goldwyn presents BETTY COMPSON in "Prisoners of Love" A Special Production and AESOP'S FABLES "THE HERMIT AND THE BEAR" Do You Love Your Family? If you do you will protect them by taking out a Life Insurance Policy in the Prudential Insur- ance Company of America. H. W. ANDERSON Agent • Shelton, .... Wash. Latest Fall Arrivals Include Merchandise of Exceptional Value I ...... ;:" ,.'1'4J2£2. .+,% .+, +,,, ............ . PLAID SERGES FOR SCHOOL DRESSES 40 inch wide, per yard .................. $1.50 LADIES' WOOLEN HOSE Ladies' Armour Plate Woolen Hose in the heather shades, ribbed or plain wea,e. The correct hose to wear with your oxfords. Per pair ............................ $1.25 and $1.75 OTHER NEW ARRIVALS Linen finished Indian Head 54 inch and 36 inch wide, per yard .......................................... 50¢ and 25€ MATERIALS FOR SPORT SKIRTS The latest materials for the pleated Sport Skirts in plaids and stripes. No two patterns alike. GAINSBOROUGH HAIR NETS We have just opened a complete stock of the Gainsborough Nets. These nets are made of the finest grade of genuine human hair, are full size in single strand cap, or fringe shape double strand, also cap shape, which means double strength and wear. All colors, at ........................ 10€ and 15€ iiii i i McDonald & Company