The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-12-07

Don't miss the minstrel show given
at st Andrews fair.
Two retouchers can secure steady
employment at Bushnell's.
Prof. Cnnnolly of Yakima will give a
concert at St. Andrews fair.
Santa Claus headqu arters for toy
and Christmas presents at Willis's Ba-
Zaar.
House for sale cheap. Inquire of
Henry Rusch, Becker's Addition.
Christmas candies and nuts, the
finest and best, at d. II. Westcott's.
Have you insured your house, barn
or stock? If not, see w. M. Kenney.
Att
Fine calling cards at THE DAWN
office, printed with a new series of
plate script.
just watch the people going up to
see Bushnell, the face taker: it will
keep you busy.
If you want the best, get the Hamp.
den, save half or more of your fuel Bill,
and be happy.
That thepeOple of Ellensburg know
a good thing is shown by the way they
are rushing up to Bushnell's for
photos.
Sweet cider, the thing for mince
pies, at d. II. We,tcott's.
Don't overlook Westcott's large
stock of Christmas candies when NAL t.
ing up your sweet present for the holi-
days.
You will have to hurry if you wish
one Of those natty, royal made to mea. :
ure suits for Christmas. CASH MOORE.
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Mrs. Campbell OF Ellensburg, deputy
state organizer Of the Independent
Order of Good Templars, was in town
several days this week getting recruits
for the reorganization of that order in
Buckley. She says she will organize
next week.-Buckley Banner.
These rainy days will find all the
leaks in your roofs and no doubt you
would like to have them repaired. G.
w. Hornbeck is the people to have dc
the job. He is prepared to do first
class tar and gravel roofing, and will
guarantee to do you job that will
give you perfect satisfaction. Call and
get an estimate on any work you may
have in the roof repairing line.
City Correspondence.
F. L. Hartland and G. H. Gray re-
Gently drove to lower Yakima 800 head
of Cattle. They expect to make an
other drive soon and will feed them at
Sunnyside during the winter.
Mis-. Allie Ellison was in town Thurs
day.
There was very pleasant gathering
at the home of H. Wilson Saturday
night.
Basket sOcials seem to be the most
interesting feature of the day at pres
ent. There is to be one at the Pack
wood school house in the near future.
We hope that it will be well patron
lied and the baskets well filed with
goodies.
Miss Katie Souver was Yakima Wis
itor Friday.
Barney Clemans, of this city, is now
attending school in Seattle.
w. F. Beers and family expect to
move iutO their new home this week.
Mrs. Evans is quite ill.
Mrs. N. G.. Bond who is making her
home with Mrs. p. Cleman, is quite ILL.
c. A. Splawn and Prof. Bruton, OF
the Tanum, were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Gillian of the Tanum has
moved to the city for the purpose of
sending her boys to school.
Miss Bell Nelson who has been visit
ing in the city has returned to her
home in North Yakima.
The Good Templars lodge of this
CITY has steady increase. We hope
that the good work will go on.
The A. O. U. w. and D.'of FL. hela
n hanouet in the I. l. o. f. hall. 1t
was we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. S. M. Yocom, one Of Kittitas'
pioneers, will leave for Ballard in a
few DAYS to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Eva Thorp.
Some of the grand lodge officers will
meet with Cascade Lodge No. 81 of the
D. of II. of this city at their next