The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-05-06
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T1rcle Tom Saturday ttS"''
r.o ;,rv is called to meet Tuesday.
Capt. Flynn! That sounds all right
p,t Bruton was in the city Monday.
John A. Monahan WAS i" the city this
week. -.
w.. excitement has run high this
week.
D.F.Dau has bee" seriously i'll this
week.
Mrs w C.Roe is able to be about
again.
urs +. J. King has closed her board
ing hail.
j. Coombrs, OF Eas'on' was in the
city Friday.
r.o farmers are busy irrigating the
growing grain
.w Johnson. in Uncle Toms Cabin
Saturday night.
Considerable corn is being planted in
Mission valley
Company A did not get off until about
A. m. Sunday.
Editor Armstrong. OF Roslyn, was in
town last week.
School teachers are commanding fair
wages this year.
Crop prospects were never better at
this time Of year.
Will st,aug left for the sound country
Sunday morning.
Miss Katie Stevenson was up from
Yakima last week.
The fruit crop is not hurt as yet, and a
arge crop is promised.
Commissioner McClimans is putting
20 acres Of corn this year.
Mr.. Poland is getting on quite nicely
with the work of assessing.
Have you seen the new stock OF BAN.
boo goods at Scott 4 Latimer's.
David Murray WAS registered at the
Donnelly in Tacom, this week.
Mr.. Anderson, OF Yakima county is
stopping inthe valley for time.
Sheriff Wynegar went to Roslvn on
official business Tuesday evening.
Good school teachers are in demand.
and the demand exceeds the supply.
Fred Miller, Que OF The legal lights o!
Yakima, has been in the city this week
Let's ceIe ,rate the Fourth again this
veal. We can do so with flying colors !.
Mrs. Jenkins has large assortment of
Children's straw hats. Prices to suit
all.
Co.. Wager did himself justice Satur-
day evening at the Farewell to the
boys"
Spain don't seem to be in the swim.
Her boats sink when touched by Ameri.
can iron.
Frank Kerstetter, one OF the thrifty
Young miners, of Swauk, was in the city
Tuesday.
Born, in Roslyn Wash, Tuesday, May
Sd, to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Armstrong,
twin girls.
A great success in the theatrical line
Uncle Toms Cabin, at the opera house
Saturday night.
Is there soul in Ellensbnrg SO
thoughlless as to not have said gun or
boat this week?
L. F. Ellison and VIM. Briggs, two OF
the prosperous ranchers OF Thorp, were
nthe city Monday.
Fred Butcher, who is teaching school
near Cle-Elum, spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents.
Mrs. Henry Weinberg left for Albany,
o'egon Thursday morning, where she
goes to spend the simmer.
In The midst OF all the excitement do
not forget that Ellensburg ought to cele-
orate the Fourth in grand style.
See the new line OF bamboo goods at
Scott & Latimer's. They are all right,
and will be sold at living figure.
The man that is not loyal to his friends
snot worthy the confidence of any one
mot even "dude" or Il 'dudeen."
Mrs. Mary e. Lease lectured at the
Ohr'stain chulch SUNDAY evening. 1t
was pronounced success, SO we are in.
formed
inere will he memorial services held
AZ the opera house in Ellensburg Sunday
evening. for the lives lost on the battle
ship Maine.
"y'" want letter heads, bill heads,
mole heads, envelopes, cards, or anything
n'ee'y and neatly printed call at The
DAWN Office.
Ask Frank Bossong to explain why he
so' new hat. and if he can give a clear
eApanat'on OF that "hot STUFF he has