The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-22

a. {. Cox is not expected to live.
Mrs. l.. p. Burk is dangerously sick.
Miss Mary Marsh has been quite i'll.
Upright piano for sale at 10, Elmira
block
John Bell came up from Davenport
last week.
a little shower frcshened up the air
yesterday
The painters and paper-hangers are
kept busy these days.
Miss Anna Mueller Is reported to be
on the road to recovery.
Sheriff Wynegar left for Wenatchee
last evening, via Seattle.
Work on the Presbyterian church
building is progressing nicely.
Licence to wed was granted to Alvin
| II. Waite and Donna :. Gates.
VIM. Turner, OF Douglas, has rented
the old Rose ranch near Wenatchee.
Frank Bossong is in Seattle this week.
under treatment for defective hearing.
Captain Steinman says he would not
resign as Captain OF Co. a for $1,000.
Mrs. Jenkins has IA large assortment CT
! Children's straw hats. Prices to suit
all.
Harry Clogston, who has been clerk
ing at The Oasis. left for Spokane on his
bicycle last Monday
Upon receipt OF the news that war had
begun, flags were put up and anvls hred.
We are purely American.
B. Bradbury and family returned Tues
dav morning from the sound where they
spent ten days rusticating.
Old >ilico Saska, the oldest Indian in
the northwest, is very sick ut Entlat,
and is not expected 10 recover.
A ten.vear-old son OF 7. |. Cooper was
accidently killed at George >eaton'S near
Teanawav, Monday week ago
The high school base ball team enter
tanned their friends at social dance IN
Masonic hall last Friday evening.
John NarneS was in the city THIS
week John don't come in very often,
b,,t when he does he makes it known.
The question amony the school
children is: Did Soda eaten the
a., ,,h,.to-. lady seven feet high dressed
in black.
I VIM. Muidock, left on Tuesday even
ing for Oregon, where he expects 20
spend a month or longer looking over the
country around Baker City.
Some correspondents were too late
again this week. We are obliged to nave
them before Thursday i'll order to get
them in shape for the paper.
G.. W. Weedin, formerly principal OF
the Wenatchee schools, has accep'e" d
nositon TO teach at Farmer, district
ahout 20 miles east OF Waterville.
W V. Stephens, of the firm OF Stephens
g. Elxool. accompanied by his daughter
re,urned from Brainard, Minnesota, sat
,,1sv He is suffering from Il severe at
tack OF Lagrippe.
Corre.pondeuts will please send IN
.h,i, IONS not later than Wednesday
Wl.n coming in Thursday morning /,
aLas ,hem too late Tor publication ana
hv the next week they are stale.
Clint Barton is papering and painting
tho room in the Caldwell block to be oc'
cnpjed by Ferguson. He will move his
,,rmhinr outfit in the room as soon as
it is finished.
1oh,nv Fillmore and Bob Stevens came
down from Dyea, Alaska, arriving mere
"Wednesday evening. They report oui
hovs doing well up there, and expect &c
ratnrn IN about a week
w;,ship. editor OF the New England
1o,,,,1 Of Education, of Boston, Mass.
addressed the students at the normal MAJ
-, Wednesday. We understand ina
the address was very instructive anu Gil
joyed by all present
Norton says: "Mr. Poland will un
r doubtedly be the nominee OF the populls
nartv for assessor this fall, but saltpetrf
} .uon;. cave him." Strange that Norton''
wrath possesses preserving powers great
or than that OF saltpetre.
Tim Murphy and his excellent supper DOR
nl tha NAV. "Old Innocence" at th'
s e'o,. honse last Friday evening. Ih'
o ..'nmd ,'n was not as good as the play
m n'eTit,.d as it was frst-class. Manage
w. Wnr .,u' was unable to secure pianist
wa w % there was no music to lven it up
r a "a Mr. Murphy comes our way again We
a ~ u S;re he viii be royalty welcomed.