The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-04-29

superior court cOnVeneS Monday.
Dexter Shoudy was in the city yester-
day.
"A. .. Wishard was in the city this
week.
Upright piano for sale, 10 Elmira
block.
Mrs. Mary f. Lease will be guest at
the Horton house.
Tocoma will be headquarters for L. S.
troops OF Washington.
Several parties from Swauk were in
town during the week.
Company A, n. q. w. has orders to
move tomorrow, Saturday.
IfCo. A cannot he filed here it will be
filled with recruits on the sound
Volunteers for Co. A. wanted Apply
to recruiting officer-A. c. Steinman.
Treasurer Flummerfelt spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Roslyn collecting
taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, L. Evens will please
accept our thanks for sample OF very
delicious cake this week.
+. Z. Wager, J. J. Charlton and Judge
Davidson went to Roslyn yesterday to
secure volunteers for Co. A.
The fruit trees OF the valley are bloom
ing out in fine shape, and prospects for
an abundant crop were never better.
j. E. Ramsey. banker OF Pennsylva
mia, is IL guest OF p. II. w. Ross. He is
heavily interested in Elensburg real es-
tate.
The l. O. o. F. had fine time at their
anniversary meeting Wednesday even
ing. All enjoyed themselves to their
utmost.
Roslyn is soon to be left without a
paper, so we are informed. The two
now published up there are dying by
inches.
II. Nj. Bryant, of Liberty, was in town
on business this week. Harry says
everything in quite dull in the Swauk
country at present.
L. :. Brown and a party OF five men
enroute for the Yukon gold fields were
in town Thursday. Two OF the men are
from Nevada. and the others are we'll
known man of Yakima
Mrs. Owings and daughters, Nonnie
and Marguerite, stopped here on their
wav home from Portland. and spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. }. f.
Butcher, Mrs. Owing's parents. They
left for Deer Lodge, Mont, sunday even
ing.
A pony for sale--Inquire OF Kirk
Whited
ia. Monahan, one Of the industrious
ranchers OF East Kittitas, concluded to
find a climate more congenial with his
health and on Friday evening pulled out
for Seattle. We hope he may do well, as
he is hard working, industrious and de-
serving man.
Hear Mrs. Lease at the opera house
May I'd, at 7 80 pm.
DIR. Perry is doing very enterprislns
thing in having the Seattle Times come
in by express every evening. lie keeps
his store open so that all may have
chance TO yet the latest war news, and as
the Times is about II hours later than
the P.-I., it has large sales.
Take your pictures to Scott q Latlmer
and have them framed. u.
Klickitat county has variety OF stone
which resembles coral in formation that
will float on water. There are several
farms on the swale near Goldendaie,
whore the lower ends OF the fence posts
petrify and any piece OF wood that lays
on the ground will petrify in the course
of few years.
For nictu,e frames see Scott " Latl-
NOR Prices to suit the most iastldlous'
Ed. B. Pease, formerly OF this valley
now Of Dvea. Alaska, will please accept
our thanks for copy OF the Daily Dyea
Trail. OF Apr. II, containing full par
ticulars regarding the snow slide neai
Stone House on Sd day OF Apr, 1913
A. the time the paper was issued it was
NOT known how many had persisted IL
tho slide. but it was known that grea'
many had lost their lives.
Mrs. Jenkins has large assortment o
Ch;idran,s straw hats. Prices TO sui
all.
At the Churches.
R;shop Wells will hold services at the
/ .. Luroh Nav G. Friday eVenlni