The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-30
The Local Neqvs.

--Pautzke's Pictures never fade.
Burt Miller of Tacoma was in town
Sunday.
Judge Rudkin was little late Mon.
day morning.
Elmer Stewart visited in Yakima
county Sunday.
T. B. Wright of Roslyn was in the
city this week.
VIM. Mack of Cle-Elum was down
visiting this week.
Everything up to date at Mrs. Ste.
venson's millinery store.
Our candies are the finest and best
Try them at Harris Palace.
Mr.. Piland OF the Swauk, was in the
city attending court this week.
John Cleman OF North Yakima visited
in this city Saturday and Sunday.
George Eldred is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Eldred, this week.
Walter j.. Reid of North Yakima
spent a few hours in our city last Satur-
day.
Rev. DR.. Stewart Of Auburn preached
at the Presbyterian church Monday
evening.
DO not forget that you can saw
money by buying your underwear OF
Fred P. Wolff.
An old man by the name of Lake died
in this city last Saturday and was
buried Monday.
Take your old gun to G. w. Horn
beck and get it cleaned up and put in
shooting order.
IT. Wix and family left Monday for
Toppenish, where he hopes to lease
some Indian land.
Sunday night Rev. J. Hanks will
speak on issues in the present city cleo
ton. All are invited.
We see by the Loomis Register that
S. T. Sterling has been delivering fruit
trees in Okanogan county.
Go and get G. w. Hornbeck to fix
the leaks in your old or new roof,
either tin or shingles. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Fair offers you an opportunity
to get bargains in goods and good bar
gains. You miss everything if you
miss The Fair.
Have you city or farm property that
you to sell? If so, list it with the Kit
titas Real Estate Agency, r. A. Tur-
ner, Manager. tt
The Hampden Air Tight stove is
the latest invention in the stove line
It is a great fuel saver and gives per-
feet satisfaction.
BIO. Burton of Yakima was up Sat
urday trying to make arrangements
for game of football between the high
schools of the two cities.
G.L. Allen of Yakima was in the
city Monday looking for team for
their fire department. Yakima knows
where to find good horses.
Fine dresses not necessary it you &c
to Bushnell for fotos We have the fin
est costumes and drapes made specially
for toto work. No two alike.
Insure your house, barn, hay, grain
or stock with w. M. Kenney. He has
, the very best companies doing business
in the state. u
L. 1. Gregory of Seattle, secretary
and manager of the Puget Sound Saw
ings and Loan Company, is in the city
this week In the interests OF their com
pany.
You, have no doubt, heard OF the
wonderful Hampden Air Tight stove
It is the latest and best in the stove
line, saving half or more of the fuel and
rive perfect satisfaction. Should you
need stove see G. w. Hornbeck. He
has the right for making them in Kit
titas county, has them in operation IN
his store.
Ye editor and family spent Thanks
giving day with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Mckee and family. Such an excellent
repast as Mrs. Mckee spread before us
at the noon hour is rarely if ever sur
passed, there being the best of every
thing in abundance and plenty to spare
Those present to enjoy the feast were
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Mckee, Master
Glen and Miss Blanch Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. Turner, Master Joe and
Miss Mary Turner and I. B. Taylor