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Shelton Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
December 24, 1920     Shelton Mason County Journal
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t ,. AGE EIGHT f The Journal wishes its County Correspondents and their readers A Merry Christmas. [ i I ALLYN l , .ir. and Mrs. Alexis Zandell and clldren, Mrs. John Reed, the Misses Grtrude and Ruby Reed, Miss May R#ad and Messrs. Tom Read, Anson Ceveland, Victor and Harry Raisoni wnt to the Christmtm entertainment at Victor last Saturday night. r]Mr. and Mrs. John Reed entertain- e at dinner last Friday in honor of seventeenth birthday anniversary ot their daughter Gertrude. Covers were laid for fifteen. Other guests clled in the evening and the time was merrily while away in dancing, music and games. IGustav Tillquist spent the week- end in Seattle. Miss Grace Robbins has retmnaed from a week's stay in Tacoma on business and pleasure bent. Mrs. W. Beard of Clifton was in Allyn doing some Christmas shopping on Tuesday. Roy Hall of Pullman is spending his vacation with his brother Claude Jackson. Capt. Baker of the Soya is the happy father of a young son. .HARSTINE ! John Wilson, who has been visiting friends and relatives on the island, left for Olympia Friday last, return- ing on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carlson enter- rained Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson at dtlanr last Sulday. : .Mr..Johnson. is a 'member-)f the co-operative com- pany. that operates the "Fimr camp/' The piledriver was in d ('l'(ive the piling for the apprmhto tke fel'ry on the Harstine"ft°%f:"fle pass one day this w.¢?k. Work on the road has been .suspenged until after the holidays. Martin Lorenzen and Win. Goetsch made a trip to the Capital City on I SKOKOMISH VALLEY Miss Mary Ferris, who has been the guest of Mrs. R. Wilson for some aSt, returned ot her home near Mat- ck Sunday. Paul Hunter and Harold Hunter spent the week-end in Bremeron on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eaton are spending the holidays in Seattle. They accompanied their cousin Miss Marie Gogerty, who returned to Se- attle after a visit of several months in their home. Mrs. Jean Todd Fredson and Miss Emily Legg spent the week-end in Shelton at the home of Mrs. Jean- nette Ottermatt. Miss Clara Bell entertained in- formally at her home Saturday eve- nmg. Thomas Fleming Sr. and Richard Fleming of Seattle spent several days in the valley last week. They visited Thomas Fleming Jr. and went duck hunting. ,, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leeland an(] fatally returned to their home in Ta- coma Tuesday. Mr. Leeland was em- ployed in the hardwood mill. Four of the children attended school and their departure is deeply regretted. Mr. and Mrs. Singleton and Frank Veal of Aberdeen returned to their home Monday after a .visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson• W. O. Watson is home to spend the holiday week with his family. P. Jemison of Shelton visited ,his parents Friday. Miss Emma Richert is spending her Christmas "¢acation at the faihily home. Edwin Ahem brought his wife and bby daughter home from the She]- t., hospital Wednesday. :lhe Christmas entertainment at the school house Wednesday was greatly enjoyed. ,: ;Tbe teachers are spending the hohday at then' homes in Se- ati 5 T Monday. i Mr. and Mrs. Adolph .Weieh*re-. I ...... OAYTON turned Sunday from Olympia where i they were visiting friends and rel- ' atives. . lIr. and Mrf/i! Hall and chikh'en Mrs. Berteson and sons,Wjl (t. are' spending aew d.ays with Mrs. J. and Harry motored: to O_]'"y:.;'ttl Pellisclmok of,.Bevto ............ WednesdA"fO',:k'ee SaJl i .'Miss Dorothy Ogg spent Sunday at Carrie Cowan accompanied them on L her home in I)ayton. the trip. .... ,. , , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elson and the ,A: v.ay nLa_(.m_a usmess rip .tko  Hollenbeck children spent Sunday ympu lUS rlaay.  ,, w  I, A.vening witl Hensel's. bey:SDidge2:r Omlypia,4;v, hb',al ' Dell Adams is" spending a few g . o er, vn,s. me- (lays in Olympia. Cay for some tune past, has retufC'l  Mr and z ,,^. r, .....  ;d i !h E ml  e; i d e trr :o ° C :! r Shhder I ::h!0d°hS£PmeFn:!di:ay : :: ::n : Helen were shoppers in Olympm on Tuesday, going over on the Arrow. car and has ordered a new Ford. About twenty passengers went over to Olympia on the Tuesday boat to try to persuade St, Nick to come this way. Mrs. Geddes and B. Howard, who have charge of the Grange Christmas tree mad entertainment, haveper- fected the arrangements for the lven{ng. The school was invited to aid with the literary numbers and are preparin a short program. Arthur Wingert w the week-end :guest of Mr. and Mrs, Bennett How- :ard last week. Hans Bergeson made a trip' tip?to "Tacoma on the Simpson last week. He reurned on Thursday. The Bergeson boys donated half a' day s work toward the impVemlent of the Harstine boulevard between JarrelFs Cove and Ballow last Sat- urday. Any car equipped with a 1Mient log-jumping attachment can ow be reasonably sure-of making Mr. Kingery has sold his-Hudson E. L. Burmell, Mrs. J. Pellischeck, Mrs. Charles Chappell and Mrs. R. W. Luther made a business trip to town Monday. - ' Mark Hollenbeck of Sehaffer's camp called on Gust Hensel Sunday. The Dayton Community Club will hold its regular meeting on Friday evening, December 31, instead of Sat- %a o e that it may be a New . mting. There will be a short In:ogi'am, efreshments and daincing and games until one o'clock. Everybody. ery cordially invited. As an afterthought: Perhaps we:ll hear the wedding bells ring again soon. May, be, it: will be a double v.dngsaGve aw a beautiful dia- /noid rilig' ot lttng ago. STADIUM 'l the trip easily. Mrs. Bertha Hansen, our post- J= Wingert made.a, trip to Tacoma mistress, went to Tacoma last Friday the latter part of the week. We ...... ri  on a Christmas shopping tour, and presume ne wen up o ouy tm s:- t "1 ..... i "en .... ook l and. ad to stay m Tacoma mas presents zor ne cneg s :  , " ...... . ..... ._  .... ,_ ,_']:, _.. over iunoty, DU reurnea nome • . • • uonoay evening. entertaining old friends, Mr. and ............ =-  .. ^m ..... , tap, win. lrlnK was cane(1 1:o 1" l-|ll at the Providence hospital. l PICKERING:,' :'"r:":,:it]'.'I" 'S)iHanea' and son Adolph and l |/Capt, Brink made a flying trip to @+ ...,:. -. . @(Nyria  Satu£day on the launch We wish you a me' ChristmaslDagar. _r. Ha[sen wen to get a and a happy New Yea#: ,: .... , i iutpi)ly .:.of,'cemn for the wall of Paul DeChamutain went to Shelten his new well, Monday fo' spring'for 'his car.-E.W. Ernest Anderson went to Olympia Tuesday on business.--L. Z. Mrs. S. Whittaker and Mrs. W. Whittaker went to Olympia Monday on business (to see the old man with long, white wliskers).-K. W. Mr. and Mfs.,. H.¢:Goodro elt to Tacoma Monday.L. W. Henry Smith ' spent a pleasant eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wh]ttal& : Monday.--H: M. Albert tB¢g.on and family spent a pleasanf aftnoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Zumwalt Sunday.--H. M. A. P. Zumwalt went to see Mr. Duff on business Monday.--M. W. Mrs. J. McGuigan spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. A. P. Zumwalt'. --H. M. chThe, Gak s'chool has had its ristmat  tre up' and blazing with decoraons:ince Monday in order that itmil be enjoyed more. To- day (the 24th) the children will en- tertain their parents and little broth- ers and sisters with a short program. It is hoped that many will turn out. i Kenneth, Whittaker, Harry Zum- walt, Harold 1VfcGuiga, George An- derson, CharMs Droscher, Ione Whit- taker, Maxine Whittaker and Leona ZumwaltJ wi!e md absent duet, d;axy during th 1fast month. The county, piledriver drove pries, for the landis of the Harstine fetid' last Tuesday. --The School. 1610--Indians sold Manhattan Is- land for a kegof whiskey. . 1920--Citizens want to trade back. Detroit News. Wm. Blomgren butchered a nice fat porker the other day and C. W. Baird butchered a beef, so now Sta- dium can have sirloin and porter- house steak as well as ou',.bigLcity folks. A hard times dance was given at the Stadium school house by Victor N. Fossum. A large crowd tripped the light, fantasic until the wee sma' hours on Sunday mmming. Every- body enjoyed themselves and hope Victor will give another in the near future. August Andei, son is visiting his sister, Mrs. K. Sund, over the holi- days. Erick 0degard-- returned to his farm last Monday after spending a week in Seattle and Tacoma. Charles Somers of Seatlte has had a crew of men doing some surveying here last week. Mrs, C. W. Baird of the Dewdrop Inn was a caller at Mrs. M. E. Brink's one day last week. Our popular judge is rather busy these days, as he a ftcase on his hands. ,, ' ', . ,.;, We hope every'0dy will have a ' " "EI'LN FOLK; , ,. .,r t . ,',q*, . , . arrmge, neenses were ]ssue(t m ,Olympia this week to two well-known couples of Kamilche people, U. Ca, Young and Phoebe Nelson; David Charles Brown and Effle Bloomfiehi. Further details are a little slow in reaching the Journal. LAST 000|ffDi-AN GANG AWAITS TRIAL 7L'.TZ77,'.7 -:-T. 7":7"/',"% 7.-.'.757,V .'7 v .......... ": TiT'MKN COUNTY JOURNAL" ............... " ......... l lli i i i I Mr. Bates surprised us all last week when he brought home a new Ford. He will'use this in connec- iton with his chicken ranch here. His family made a trip to Olympia Wednesday to do their Christmas shopping .... All the ]ogginp: campshave ,hut down for the holidays now. They wi![ open about the fifth of January. 1he grange and school will give their combined, community,Christmas entertainment' at the grange lmll Thursday ev, eing. A good m'owt is expected to attend. :All"ire' invited. it is' reported th, a 'Mrs. C. A. Wooda]l who underwent an operaion at the .hospital last week is' doing nicely: Dr. Lmnson o:f eattle per- tormed the opeatibn. ..... 'Mrs: "Smith-has' beefi in Ed"tlos- ital for the last 'two.,veek We m to have her wiih aS':again in days. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Munro and Mr. and Mrs. Hitch¢0ek spent,Sufl0ay evemng at the home of Mrl and Mrs. Lantz Wiss. Lantz Wiss was over On Harstine Sunday afternooia, , Mr. and Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. George Wiss have worked :faithfully on the Christmas entertainment and have the thanks of the comnmnity and school children. Mr. TaI0r, who was hurt at the Oakland Bay camp about six weeks ago, is now able to be around on crutches. It 'will ble 'necessary for him to remain at the hospital a few weeks 'longer. Herman Heinie, an ec'centric genius and doll-maker of Happy Hollow, has peeeted a wonderful mechanical doll, which he cMls Bts m/sterpieee. t is made in the image of his niece, Iona, and!is a most lifelike creation. He has become ,cracked",on th-sub- ject of endowing it with life and tMs is rapidly,undermining his rea- sbn. He is beloved by, his son, Tommy, and his niece,'Iflit ig de- 'cidedly hen-pecked by his second wife Who has no sympathy, with ,his life work. The situations which follow are---but why spoil a good Story? ou will want to see it presented by e Agate high school' at the grange hall Saturday evening, January 1st. ' Mrs. Johnson ¢ill spend her Christ- mas vacation in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock will spend Christmas day on Harstine. Mr. Whaley and Edward made a tlip to Tenino Tuesday. NOTES FROM PUYALLUP has. Boolho was in th Shelton hospital vth an injured back from November 24th until December 5th,.is here to visit, his mother. Dr. Karshner took an x-r.y of tlie injury which disclosed a(iroken', bone ancI he will have tO spend,Christmas here. , E. J: Davis' of ,Umneri' buyer for the P, '&, S. Canr/ing Co. ancl MInT A. Bldomeld ell Pu) aIIup were visit- ing  Chas. Bloomfield and family at the' R'qllvay last wek: / GET MORE BUTTER # Mrs. Hattie Meece o£: Glenn, Mis- souri, says: "I was. laot,m:aldng enough butter from my 0w's milk produc- tion for a f,mi}y of two. After using Dr. LeGear' Sotck;,powders a shm time, She gave a hal gtallon more milk a day, and a pound o2 butter a day." Dr. LeGear's Stock Powders a short to milk cows just ,what iS needed to keep the digestive  "organs in :proper condition, so that tli.:gt the most possible good from ttiitr feed. Give equally wonderful,,reslt,,when used for horses, hogs, Md b(bP, because they are a tonic, ap0ttiZA,,and worm ex)eller. , ,, ,,,,,,: , It,,:atters not ba'?,g!Iment you may' have among y0tir stdk or poul- try, llt will pay you towet,,the ureter ,lG(af Remedy ffbmXour aea|er. Tli,:.e the Do''Oi'.,,laSbal pre- scriptions, compounded Ouring his 28 ye'ars of Veteriaarv Practice and Ex- pert Poultry Bredifig. They must satisfy ,y)u, orv'oiar dealer, vjll re- NdrICE TO '§IbOL-CLRKS , ' Exchange period for old text boo1(s closes soon. All books must be in this" office by ,December, 26€h- ,as o reach Portland before December 31st. Only books which have been changed are accepted. Please inclose lists for checking. Grant C. Angle & Son. Sheriff Ports now thinks he has broken up the ,'ang of .oun In- dians which caused considerable an- noyance and loss o residents along the Canal this fall. Three of the lads have been taken up and commit- ted to the state reformatory at Mon- roe, and Alex Hobucket, who is con- sidered the ring-leader of the party, is in custody to have his hearing before the superior com December 31st. Hobucket was located as a deck- hand on the steamer Utopia, plying on the lower Sound,-and Joe Deer was deputized to get him. Joe made the round trip last Sunday, bringing back his prisoner. The gang is credited with having stolen and sold six head of cattle, as well as holding up the men at J.ohn, son's camp, and .doing'.more or less petty stealing in ,homes along the Canal. \\; FINED ON SUSPICION Game Warden Tucker came across Victor Flodine and May Stark ch, iving along the road near Goodro',s .camp Tuesday night and throwing their flashlight into the woods along the road after the manner of "deer shiners." The pmies claimed they were trying to keep the, crooked road, but Justice Johnson decided that as a loaded shotgun was in the car they were entitled to a fine of $15 each, although they had no game. i AGATE "I BONUS BLANKS NOT YET R]ECEIVED FOR VETERANS County Auditor Ione Doyle has not received blanks from the state to be used by veterans (,f the war with he central allied power. t'or the equaliz- ed compensation as ratiiied by the electors of the state at the last gen- eral Mcvtion. The state auditor will furnish upon application therefor, the necessary form of certificate to persons e,.title,l thereto, and may establish offices at different point, in the state woe.re the forms will be kept. According to the auditor the state auditor may authorize she or the county clerk, or both, to act in receiving applications but such authorization has not been made nor has any forms been fur- nished to these officers. The state auditor will undoubtedly arrange these matters as soon as possible and information will be given through the local press where forms may be secured, but all pzocedure will, await the decision of the su- preme court on the test of the com- pepsation law. MAN LONG WANTED FOUND IN OREGON Sheriff Ports has been keeping a weather eye out for Fred Shelton who has been wanted by Mason County for the pas three years on a charge of deserting his wife and son. Noting recently that an Oregon game warden has arrested one of the same name for illegal fishing the matter was traced up and the party proved to be the one desired here. Deputy Frank Scott was sent to Gold Beach. Oregon, yesterday and will bring Shelton here for trial, if the Oregon ,governor honors the ex- tradition papers. WAGE CUT VOTED BY LOYAL LEGION Portland, Oregon.. Dec. 20.--By o vote of 15 to 9, the board of directors Of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbernmn for Oregon, at a meeting here today, voted a cut in the mini- mum wage of workmen of the legion of 80 cents a day. The new minimum : wage will be $3.60: = ,(Revised December 24, 1920) : Bugtorfat ....... ,: .........  .... .': $ ;60 Oats, per ton ..... '.... .... ..; 6g 00 i Potatoes, per ton . ..... :.... 30 00 gs's' . ;... :. :... ..: ;:. : ..... o i I ' • Retail'Prices Sugar, new, lber per'mS .......... 11 Wheat, 125 pound .. ' . 4.75 Corn ............... ::.:::::" . Ground barley .... : ......... : 3.15 Oil meal)..';  :,',. '.',' ',' ' ':, 5:60 Chop . ...................... . 2:65 :%[H1 n,80 pounds ........... 1.90 Alfalfa hay ................. 35.00 E M. timothy hay.. .... , .... 45.00 Butter, two pounds ........... 1.20 Best lard, ten pounds ........ 3.25t Bacon, per pouid, . ............ 46 Ham, per,pound ............... 40 I F1.0ur, per sack ..... .......... 2.90 Oats ................... ..... 3.00 / Scratch feed .... ............. Alfalfa meal .............. .... ,:0 | [ '- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, ].920 . ,SANTA'S LAST CALL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER Will your family be among the happy ones who will enjoy a new Brunswick Phonograph this Christmas Morning ? WE OFFER YOU Any Phonograph in our stock together with five double faced Brunswick rec- ords (10) selections,, a handsome velvet leather-backed record brush, a heavily nickeled-steel needle cutter, one box 50 fiber needles, 400 carefully selected steel needles--all for the regular price of the machine alone. Prices. range from '$115.00 to $260.00. , ,Terms if desired. " .... 'BRING JOY TO YOUR FAM.ILY We"ira(ire y6i to investigate this big offer. Pick Yours Out Today. , Ask to hear the Brunswick'Records. .... Brighten,up ,your home during-the " hbliday( with th new" record Selec- '" tions. Our stock is complete with' a choice to-suit every taste. - Take advantage, of.. our 'offer. - . . This Special: Offer is good,o,! up, ...... ' ' ry lsl: '  .... : ...... to Janus , 't92!:  Journal Stationery Shop SHELTON, WASHINGTON, " ." • , Our Christmas Gift to You WE ARE GONIG TO 'MAKE A Special Holiday Reduction On a New Stock o{ Ladies Silk Hosiery Selling Regularly at $9.00 Per Pair . Now Placed on Sale at $6.00 Per Pair We wish to take this opportunity to thank our many friends and patrons for their splendid appreciation of our constant effort to supply their needs with the very best of merchandise . at all times and to extend to them the Season's Greetings with every wish for a Happy' ,and. , " , Prosperous New Year. THOMAS O'NEILL ';,, .....  :' , Sheltoiii Washington @