The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-07-14
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Rev. Milligan went to Seattle
this week.
f. a. Williams, of Toppenish,
spent sunday in our berg.
Nose Emerson was down from
CleElum the first of the week.
Second hand wagon and binder
for sale. Inquire of G. j. Schroeder.
Tn Quaker Bath Cabinet is said
to have cured several cases of con-
sumption.
Austin Mires was at Roslyn
last Monday as counsel in Grim
inal law suit.
Mrs. J. b. Davidson is spending
few days IN Seattle and Sound
points this week.
A. 5. Randall and wife, of
Ros yn, are taking IN the convent
ion in Seattle this week.
+. b. Sutton spoke in the city
Monday evening on the time.
honored subject eff temperance.
Cleanliness is very essential to
good health and the best way to
keep clean is to use a Quaker Bath
Cabinet.
Chas. VanBuskirk and family
departed for North Yakima Tues
day night for Il week S visit with
relatives.
The Grand Army restaurant, is
in full blast and if you want a
meal that is good and substantial,
give it trial.
The DAWN received a paper from
Missouri this week which, from
general appearances, got mi xed up
in The Kansas flood.
Three full blood Jersay bulls,
one venrling, one three year, old
and one five years old. For sale
or trade for other stock, enc uire
at this office.
Jimmy Thompson has Just
cracked Il barrel of California
orange cider. which lays it over
anything in the line of soft-or
hard. either-drinks in town.
TIE DAWN was the recipient
this week of handsome boquet of
flowers, the compliments Of Mrs.
Rego. II this is sample Of her
flower garden, she has, indeed,
beautiful one.
Savage IL Scoflield, of Olympia,
have been awarded the contract
for construction of the lower bridge
on the Yakima. The contract
price is 1878, and the work must
be completed by Nov. Sth, next.
NJ. 5. Berry and family are pre-
pairing to remove from this place
to the Sound. They will spend a
couple of months in the Blewett
section this summer. before con-
tinuing to their final destination.
Wilmet Dawson was arrested
last Tuesday on charge of incest
with his daughter, Mabel. He
was Immediately discharged, how
ever, on the testimony of the ex-
aiming physicians, who declared
that the charge was unfounded
simply case of meddlesome
grannies.
E. f. Fogarty, A. McAllister, f.
NJ. Baxter and J. a. Stone have
commenced suit against L. S.
Marshal Ide ct al to retain levy on
81 SKIS wool involved in a judg-
ment growing out of the invalid
sale in 1894 of J. B. Fogarty's
general mdse stock to E. F. Fogarty
on chattel mortgage.
Berry and Human have dis
posed Of their stock of groceries,
shoes, rubber goods, and woodward
and will retire from the business.
The purchaser is John f. Denton,
an old and favorably known res
ident of this valley. The market
for wood will be the same as be-
fore and the increased stock of
goods will make it very desir-
able place for trade. We wish him
success in his new venture.
As much work as there is to do
it looks bad to see so many young
men hanging around a'oons. If
the city marshal would enforce the
law strictly it might do away with
u good deal of lounging and whole
sale loating business around saloons
an Bird street. Very few cities of
Ellensburg's size would think of
permitting what is boldly allowed
here every day of the week. En-
force the law, regardless of who it