The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-15


in the city this week.
Will Il. Graves, of Spokane, was in the
city Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Whitson, of Yakima, was in town
Monday on legal business.
Old man Wilkins went down to Yak
ina this week to haul wool.
w. A. Thomas returned from Seattle
and Tacoma Saturday morning.
II. F. Bean is now jailor as we'll as
janitor and draws 500 per month.
1t was quite bustry last Sunday and
but few people were out for a stroll.
Sheriff Wynegar was up on the Great
Northern at Tunnel City this week.
Dwight Barrett, of Chelan visited j.
7. Brownfeld and family this week.
Do not forget to see Tim Murphy in
"Old Innocence" Friday. April 18TH
cold Innocence" Hoyt's latest sue
cess, by Tim Murphy, Friday, April 18th.
Rev. Agar filled the pulpit OF the First
Baptist church in Portland last Sunday.
Rumor has 1t that the old Register
press has been sold to parties in Mon
tana.
See our new line OF carpets at figures
astonshinglv low. Scott & Latimer's,
Lynch block.
Mrs f. f. Wager left Monday for a
two months visit with friends in Ken
lucky and Virginia.
Ira p. Englehart. the law partner OF
Judge Graves, was up from Yakima this
week attending count.
Kid and silk gloves, mitts, driving
and cycling gloves at Mrs. jenkins.
Prices are the lowest
DR.. Banks, who has been associated
with DR.. Scott for number of years,
left this week for Yakima.
II you know anything about the early
settlement OF this county, write it down
and hand, or send it to us.
Do not fail to see Tim Murphy in an
other OF Hoyt's famous plays-"Old In
nocence." Friday, April 18th.
A. w. Dresser, of Mission, has resigned
his office Of constable, and same has
been accepted by commissioners.
G.. f. Cline, editor of the State
Journal passed through the city Satur-
day morning on his way to Spokane.
Mr.. Beecher, the gentleman who is
teaching school at Easton was in town
Saturday in company with Mr.. Burrows.
w. A. Thomas took up school in dis
trict No. Monday. HIS first school in
Kittitas county was in No. Item years
, ago.
DR.. Banks has purchased DIR. Hare's
dental suits and will enter at once into
the practice of dentistry at North Yak
ina.
Rev. J. V. Milligan has moved his
family up from Portland, and is now
permanently located in DR.. Gray's beau
tiful residence on Main street.
One of our exchanges says: "Our
county officials are very dlgnified set
of men; so much so that they have for
gotten all friendship and are now court
ing the good will OF men who were their
bitter enemies IN 1885,
J.F. Surrell was appointed to fill the
place OF Commissioner J. F. Brown who
resigned and went to Skagway, Alaska.
Mr.. Surrell came down Tuesday morning
and was sworn in The board then pro-
ceeded to organize by electing j.. M.
| Newman, Chairman.
Norton and number of people from
Roslvn were down this week looking
after matters in the Commissioners
conrt It seems that the assessor raised
the valuation of their property after the
retnrns we're made. The same was done
in different sections all over the county
as we'll as in Roslyn.
The presidents message came as per
agreement Monday, but it is looked on
as rather weak document ana not sat
isfactorv to the American people. The
populist and democratic members OF
congress together with few of the re-
nuhlican members are in favor OF
SQUARE declaration Of war and the flee'
dom OF Cuba.
Win Bullock, a boy OF perhaps Is years
was tried in Justice Boyle's court Tues
dav for stealing bicycles. He was re-
manded back to Jail to await the action
Of the superior court. The action OF the
how is very much to be regretted as MS
mother. sisters and brother are nice peo-
Mo and stand we'll not only in this city,
hut wherever known. David Lillibrldse
another boy Of about IA was also charge"
with the same ofense, but turned state 5
ov;dence We are very sorry all tha'
s,cb things have occurred in our midst