The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-14


Yakima this week. -. .,:4,r;
Two retouchers can secure steady
employment at Bushnell's.. -;;fr'@%..,,'
--Sweet'cider, the thing for mnaince
pies, at'D. H. Westcott's. -
Mrs. A. A. Mead Of North Yakima is
visiting in the city this week. ., =.
The Seattle Times classes j. H.
Smithson as prohibition mayor.
House for sale cheap. Inquire of
Henry Rusch, Becker's Addition.
A. little son has come to bless the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Pettibone.
Christmas candies and nuts, the
finest and best, at D. H. Westcott's.
Mrs. Eva Sherwood returned to her
home near North Yakima q. few days
since.
Santa Claus headquarters for toy
and Christmas presents at Willis's Ba-
zaar. /.
p. l.. Deuel. has opened barber shop
in the corner Of Oscar Rentzsch's
saloon.
]. B. Armstrong has been elected
councilman at-large of the city OF
Roslyn.
A. M. Hall returned Wednesday
from an extended visit with friends in
Illinois. -
Elder Bales occupied the pulpit of
the Central Christian church Sunday
at IL q. m.
Fine calling cards at THE DAWN
Office, printed with a new series of
plate script. .~-....-- ., =.
If you want the best, get the Hamp
den, save half or more of your fuel Bill,
and be happy.
just watch the people going up to
see Bushnell, the face taker; it will
keep you busy.
]. c. Goodwin and wife have returned
from an extended. visit with old friends.
at their old home in Illinois.
Don't overlook, Westcott's large
stock of Christmas candies when maxi
ing up your sweet present for the holi-
days.
That thepeople Of Ellensburg know
a good thing is shown by the way they
are rushing up to Bushnell's for
photos. So
You will have to hurry if you wish
one OF those natty, royal made to meas
ure suits for Christmas. CASH MOORE.
40
The Ramsey block is nearing COM
pletion, so near finished that the fire.
mems ball is billed for their hall on
the 25th.
While clearing the debris near Yak.
lima Wednesday man was found who
had been in the jam since Sunday
night. He was still alive, but cannot
last much longer. He begged to be
killed.
. T. w. Terrell few days ago shipped
a fine saddle to J. Hillory Starr, Of
Trinidad, Colo. We knew Mr.. Starr
when he was a small boy 80 years ago
in Missouri. ...
Gustaf Nelson Of Liberty was in the
city Wednesday and while here called
on THE DAWN and dropped three
plunks in demonstration Of his appreci-'
alton of good local paper. 80 .
Quincy Lee Morrow Of Indiana, the
famous prohibition evangelist, will give
a lecture in the Presbyterian church
on Dec. is, at 1880 p. m. Admission
free and all are cordially invited.
Our readers are especially invited
to patronize the advertisers in The
DAWN for their Christmas goods. They
all have bargains for you and any favor
you can bestow will be appreciated by
us as we'll as by our advertisers.
Mr.. Wright, o colored gentleman,
was tried in Justice. Boyle's court few
DAYS since on the charge OF brutal
treatment Of his wife and wasfned sl5.
He was also bound over to. keep the
peace because of threats towards Mrs.
Vonette, who lives near Mrs. Wright.
These rainy days will find all the
leaks in your roofs and no doubt you
would like to have them repaired. q.
w uornheck IL the people to have do
the Job. He is prepared 70 do first.
class tar and gravel roofing, and will
guarantee to do you job that will
Give YOU perfect satisfaction. Call md
oct an estimate on any work you may
., ,oof rerai,.inr line