The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-10-19
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LAWN
Indian summer.

Indian SUMMER
Lovely weather prevails.
Teachers institute next week.
potatoes have taken quite fall.
= Houser and wife registered in Ia
coma this week.
RE county commissioners court adj
journed Saturday.
Barney Gault, of Roslyn, visited his
family over Sunday.
Prot Barge, of North Yakima, was
on our streets Thursday.
Mrs Eva Sherwood, of North Yak
ina Is up on visit this week.
Miss Agnes Human, of the Roslyn
schools was down last Saturday.
A. L. Slemmons smashed the rim of
hiswheel Sunday in great shape.
WIN. Kenney will insure your build
ings for you in the best company.
j Mrs W. J. Lince, of North Yakima,
vss the guest Of F. E. Craig the past
week.
The schools of the cou nty will dis
miss next week on account of the in
stitute.
PROT W. A. Thomas visited schools
ID the northwest part of the county
this week.
Rev. John Hanks visited Roslyn and
CsElum this week, looking over the
mission field.
Don't forget the teachers institute,
md you can possibly do so, make it a
point to attend.
Fred Burroughs, of Easton, was in
Elensburg this week attending to some
business matters.
You will enjoy pleasant evening if
you attend the Shakesperean recital at
The normal this evening.
". D. Morgan returned this week
from Tacoma, where he had been pur-
chasing stock of goods.
The last half of the real estate taxes
will become delinquent Nov. 30, 1901,
hnot paid before that date.
IL Allen, one of the Crab Creek
nimrods, kindly remembered this office
tor which he has our thanks.
s s Hamill is a true artist. Do
not fail to hear him Saturday evening,
october 10Th, at normal hall. Reserv-
ID seats IS cents.
Work was begun the first of the week
% the court house annex. The exca-
'ssaon Is all completed and the brick
work Is progressing nicely.
We understand that c. A.. Bushnell
seeming here in the near future to en-
'" tne field of photography. Mr.. Bush
~u formerly conducted gallery here.
Clinton Sanford, who has been paint
ue tne Baptist church the past two
weeks, left Wednesday for Roslyn, to
nat a few days before returning home
inSeattle.
l. Castor returned from Kansas
IVY saturday. He disposed of his po-
'soes at a good figure and has bought
eyat hundred additional tons of the
Mqers which he will have dug and
ptted.
- and Mrs. Maxey celebrated their
u'a Wedding anniversary Oct. at
'.e'f home at Third and Ruby streets.
nany lovely presents were received.
everyone enjoyed a pleasant evening.
lovers were laid for twenty-five.
Deputy Sheriff Sindall, of Yakima
~ NV land W. E. Ayres passed through
.4'clsourg the first of the week going
'ne rom the Sound. Mr.. Ayres had
.,n IN Tacoma attending the funeral
"r' Quiett his former business part
Der.
., ".ace January 1st the city has laid
-" ieet of sewerage and is now at
~, v,A On another line of l, 800 feet which
NM n" oe completed by November lst.
1s work is under the supervision of
H.. Maxey and is pronounced the
~ ever put down in the city.
wat Is the matter that no further
~ are taken in regard to pushing
49,. .ork on the opera house? The
s"oiders are DESTROYS of seeing the
ma A :, pushed to a speedy completion
'ne town stands sadly in need of a
ssu s opera house. Let the committee
~, 'ae stock holders together at once
~ outline definite order of things.