The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1898-07-08
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,,rs visiting down in Yakima county.
A. Bradbury and daughter, Miss
Mabel, spent the Fourth in hoslyn.
Commissioners court has been in SEES
sion this week grinding out the regular
grists
pu,, Coombes and Mr.. Thompson
came down from Easton to celebrate the
Fourth in Elensburg.
MD YOU get drink OF lemonade at
yostcott's store on the Fourth? If not,
:, was certainly your own FAULT.
y I, Collins has been doing rush.
;,,c business OF late. His large ad in
NJ, DAWN is bringing good results.
Mr. n. Norris is the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs f. L. Evens, an uncle of Miss
Mary Bell, an adopted child OF Mrs.
Eyens, this week.
&c. Browntield wife and daughter, Of
wateryille, came over to visit relatives
and spend the Fourth in the b st town
IN Central Washington.
Ja,rv Pattenaude and family OF Water
vile. came over to spend the Fourth
and visit old friends and acquaintance,
al If whom were glad to see them over
again.
VIC. Roe went over to Seattle Satur-
day morning TO have his eyes treated.
Will Is good, faithful printer and we
hope his perfect eyesght may be re-
stored.
David Van Alstine has returned to Ell
lensburg. 1t will be remembered that
he left here some weeks ago to assist Lay
field in driving his cattle over to the Pa
louise country or Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Robbins will please
accept our thanks for II liberal supply Of
wedding cake when we divided with the
office force, all OF whom pronounced it
very fine. Long life, peace and prosper
ity.
". f. McDanjels will please accept
our thanks for cup OF the best coffee
we ever drank in the city from any res
taurant or lunch counter. His place Of
business was too far out OF the way, but
the meals furnished surpassed anything
found in the city on the Fourth.
The fire works on the evening of the
Fourth were never surpassed in this
city and were supervised by Frank Bos-
song who perfectly understands the
philosophy OF fireworks. They are the
delight OF the children, and much en-
joyed by their seniors.
Losr-On Jnne 80 from the California
restaurant an Umbrella with round
Gold mob set with garnets on the handle
Any person having the same will please
return to the restaurant or the Durgan
House and receive reward.
Mrs. N. }. Durgan
Isaac Carlton was in the city Yesterday
and showed us small vial containing
seyesal small pieces of gold which he got
from one pan OF dirt in an irrigation dit
CHI that waters his farm. The water in
the ditch is not taken from Wilson Creek
but from small mountain stream
Mrs. Ross, Dollie and Fred started for
England Saturday morning. Mr.. Ross
accompanied them to Seattle, where
they took the Canadian Pacific the same
day for London. They expect to remain
in England one or two years. May they
have safe voyage and pleasant visit.
&. B. Henton came down from Will
liams' creek last week with about 81 300
worth OF gold nuggets, the largest one
weighing $4lO. Who said that Kittitas
produced no gold? Has it ever occurred
aoyon that when our mines are judicious-
iy worked they always pay? Organize
strong companies and push the work.
l.. K. Freeman, editor of Freeman s
Farmer, North Yakima, says that the
Yakima and Seattle edition oi his paper
will soon be set by type setting ma
Chimes, which he will devote all his time
to until he is elected U. 5. senator, after
which time he will personally supervise
the Washington ID. G. edition.
George Farrah, formerly barber in
this city, but now of Yakima, was
struck in the head with base ball dur
Iax the game in that city the Fourth.
aas vile was in the city at the time,
ow @*ni home in answer to telegram
IL wastsought the result OF the blow
would bc conclusion of the brain, but the
last report stated that he was vet alive.
). ). Anthony, who lett here more
'han year ago in search OF work, re-
turned Monday evening, after travelling
all over Olegon. California, and West
ern Washington. He says he has
learned great deal, and learned part
'oi II well, and that is if man in this
valley is making living he had better
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