The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-16

=. Powers was down from CleElum
Tuesday.
" q Roe is making an addition to
his residence.
Al. schele and family of Thorp, was
in town Tuesday.
Scarcity of cars for the shipping OF
bay still prevails.
Frank Williams of Toppenish, was in
the city Sunday.
Fisherman has been hauling in
.ome excellent fruit this week.
Thos. F. McCaustland of Yakima, was
mn again this week on business.
WI German was in town Thursday
Nth two wagon loads of fine apples.
Byrd H. Payne and Mary Jenkins
we're granted license to we'd few days
since.
WI. Zetzsche and W. A. i;ice went
down to Kiona Tuesday evening to hunt
geese.
Mr.. Boyce was over from Wenatchee
this week with two wagon loads of fine
apples.
The women of the NJ. E. church will
rive social on Wednesday evening of
next week.
Two companies of soldiers passed
through Ellensburg Sundey for Fort
Spokane.
The Yakima Washingtonian has
reached our table. 1t is neat and well
gkup paper.
Ernest Southern is building a new
house in Thorp. Judge st. John is do
Ing the carpenter act.
Robert M. Osborn of Thorp, was down
Monday. He reports their SC col as
progressing very nicely.
At the lottery drawing at the Bazaar
on Saturday last the following peIsons
we're the lucky drawers:
Supt Thomas reports twenty-five APP
picants for teachers certificates at ex-
animation now in progress.
Mrs. M. J. Hanks of Iowa arrived
Wednesday, to spend the winter with
Der son, Rev. J. Hanks and family.
Clay Smith of Nez Perse, Idaho, is
overon visit with relatives and friends.
De may stay month or even longer.
A. Habermann was in towo Monday
WITH a load of fine apples, the greater
PORTION Of which he shipped to Roslyn.
Kew. Bales preached at the Pack
WOOD school house last Sunday, and
Feaches there again next Sunday at III
an.
The |. o. G. T., is growing and is
now good healthy condition. New
members are being initiated every We'd
nesdsy evening.
FIRST quarterly meeting at the NJ. f.
'uurcn next Sunday. Pastor breaches
u me morning and presiding elder
Warner in the evening.
VIM. Roles and wife of Walla Walla,
moved to our fair city this week to make
A'nelr home. Mr.. Roles is supreme
~gsnlzer OF the Order of Washington
Inc work on the new opera house is
rwressing nicely. The boys are try
W 70 get all the outside work COM
re'ea before any bad weather sets in.
"rs. W. B. Phelps will leave in few
~H with Mr.. Morgan and children for
~. she will stay to see them COM
"Aoiy settled down and return a few
weeks hence.
NV Bales, one of the pioneer preach
s'ol Alttitas valley, but who has not
..~ mere for ten years past, was in the
=" 'nls week and made The DAWN a
psasantsocial call.
'ames Boyd, who is visiting o. w.
'us1ke, went to Kiona the first of the
' IVA 70 enjoy goose hunt. He went
''a CHARLES Pautzke of Auburn, whom
'snet at the train.
Ny %s'oames Phelps, Taylor, Wilson and
A"en, and Mr.. S. M. Banister re-
'u thursday from Nez Perez, Ida
~ saere they went to attend the
r,' OF Mrs. Clay Smith last week.
,sensourg still has the round house
NJ. - u,v'slon headquarters, though both
M, disappear at any time. However,
"u' not lessen the tonnage or acre
" nay In Kittitas valley and Ellens-
49, 'il remain the best town in the
'sA'y regardless of it all.