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

X. b. Wilson was in Tacoma Tuesday.
j. c. Lloyd made flying visit to va
kima Saturday.
"A big discount on dinner sets at
Willis'S Bazaar.
Fl. B. Crockett and wife made Yakima
a visit this week.
N. G. Stanton of Yakima. was up on
business Monday.
J. =. Short spent a few days in Ia
coma this week.
AT. York of Liberty, was down this
week on business.
N. N. Brown has bought one Of the
hotels in Yakima.
Austin Mres went over to Tacoma
Monday on business.
Robert Stevens and wife of Thorp,
were in town Wednesday.
If you want wall pocket for papers
etc, go to Willis's Bazaar.
Lot Durgan of Yakima was in town
Thursday visiting his mother.
Mrs. L. Kanouse registered at Hotel
Donnelly in Tacoma Saturday.
j. II. Fetters went down to Yakima a
few days ago on business venture.
C. Moore has changed his headquart-
ers from the Kruger to the Webb bloch.
Santa Claus headquarters for toys
zaar.
The X. of F.. conferred the second
degree upon a candidate last Saturday
evening.
Take your old gun to G. w. Horn
beck and get it cleaned up and put in
shooting order.
The chief mogul of the democratic
party of CleElum, "Bill'' Brannon, was
down this week.
New Fall Hats just n,the latest and
best, at Mrs, Gault's, next door to the
N. z, Express office.
A. j. Damman leaves next week fol
Pullman. where he will spene fOul
months taking veterinary course.
w. j. McCaustland, who recently
moved over to Seattle was over this
week to finish up his business here.
r. r. Murdoch, former owner and
builder of the Wenatchee Touring mill,
| was killed in a runaway Monday even
ing.
Found a sum of money. Owner cal
have same by calling at Flynn'5 Shoe
Store and proving same and paying
costs.
O. Norlipg has been confined to his
bed for the past two weeks, but we ara
clad to report that he is growing much
better.
Til. Hampden Air Tight stove is
the latest invention in the stove line
1t is great fuel saver and gives per-
feet satisfaction.
Fine dresses not necessary it you g
TO Bushnell for fotOs. We have the lin
est costumes and Grapes made special,
for toto work. No two alike.
r. b. Goodwin bought POO tons of hay
in the Yakima valley and will take his
cattle down there to winter. He palt
81 per ton for hay down there.
Wanted, number of good farms
placed at the disposal of the kittitaS
Real Estate Agency-R. A. TURNER
Manager. ILL.,
Rev. Willis Pettibone will preach al
the Divert school house next Monday
evening, November Is, at $50. Allare
most cordially invited to attend.
Insure your house, barn, hay, gran
or stock with w. NJ. Kenney. he has
the very best companies doing business
in the state. u
Mrs. VIM. McEwen says that Mrs
Clay Smith, who recently died in Idaho
took sick at 10 o'clock in the evening
and next morning at 4 O'Clock was a
corpse.
-Lost-one box containing foul
spools of Eastman's Kodak iims--beel
exposed. No use to any one. flhuel
nlease leave sano at this office and re
ceive pay for trouble.
Our good old friend, Amos Smith
who has been away some three months
visiting friends in half dozen eastern
states. and attending the national en-
campment of the G.. y. r., returned
home few days ago.