The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-12
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w. f. Hefty spent Saturday in Ia
coma.
f. G. Martin registered in Tacoma
Saturday.
S. w. Gecr and wife will make Ia
coma their future home.
Stock range in the foothills north of
town is said to be very good.
+. N. McCandles left Saturday for
San Francisco on special business.
Walter Mcneil will please accept our
thanks for fome late Manila papers.
U. NJ Randall, of the CASCADE Miner,
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Herman Schwingler has moved over
to Buckley to- take charge of saw
mill.
Mrs. j. y. Mahan left the past week
for an extended visit to her old home
in Ohio.
The rain on Sunday aud Sunday night
was fine on the meadows and general
stock range.
Mrs. j. II. Thomas, of Thorp, spent a
few days recently with her son, w. a.
Thomas, and family.
The carpenters union took 5000 worth
of stock in the park-fair ground project.
That's loyalty for you.
J. G. Hubbell put four men to work
Monday, planting out a ten acre orch
ard in Santa Anna addition.
Our city certainly needs a day police.
There are entirely too many Migrant
violations of the law in daylight.
w. r. Morrison was Il caller at this
Office Saturday. He reports his mill,
Spring Brook, doing Il good business.
VIM. Simpson, of Glasgow, KY, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. j. Payne.
lie appears well pleased with our city
and valley.
John Patchwork is building a house
on the Plaisted ranch near Gle Elum,
having bought the same recently from
his father, $. T. Packwood.
\. 0. Wishard, who was called home
on account of the illness of his wife, has
returned to his engine in Seattle, Mrs.
Wishard having improved some.
Seth Geer, who has been employed
for some time to look after the home
Office of +. n. McCandless, left Satur-
day to take charge of the Tacoma office.
Mrs. Lake, sister of Mrs. J. d.
| Damman, who suffered a stroke OF par
alysis on the evening of March 3lSt
while at church, is reported as4ecover-
| ing very slowly.
William Lee, of North Yakima, one
of the first men in the state to cspouse
the cause of populism, died April Sd at
the age of 20 years. He W Il, very well
known in this city.
Reuben Pardee, of Thorp was in the
city Saturday for the first time in Il
long while. He says he has pretty gen
orally recovered from the gunshot
wound received last winter.
We desire to express our thanks to
| 4. Ill, -hf- n,
kindly assisted us at the death our be-
loved husband and father.
Mrs. CHAPLIN AND FAMILY.
Marshal Frey berger arrested Il couple
o. Young men Saturday evening for fast
riding on the streets. This was certain
ly the proper caper and the only thing
wrong about it was that they should
have been arrested two hours sooner.
If you wish to pay less and dress
better YOU have to hurry if you get
your order in before the spring round.
up, for one of those dashy, Royal Tail
or's made to measure suits.
CASH MOORE.
Mrs. Andreas Bard gave "a reception
Yesterday afternoon in honor of Mes
DANES Barnes and GreenhOw, of Ellens
burg. The soft light Of many candles
shed over a profuson Of flowers. made
the parlors very beautiful. -Walla Wal
la Argus.
L. L. Sharp was in the City Saturday
He lad just returned from Rathdrum
Idaho, where he was associated with re-
ceiver Warner hearing the case o.
John f. White VS.. the townsite q
Cla,k's Ford. Mr. Sharp, as genera
agent, seems to be giving good salts
! faction