The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-03-15

Spring has arrived.
Such delightful weather
1t is distressingly healthful now.
A. Mires visited the Sound cities this
week.
The roads are getting fairly good
again.
DR.. Felch made visit to CleElum
this week.
Mrs. L. n. Mccain has been quite
i'll of late.
r. Lee Purdin is expected to return
home today.
Blank leases and bills of sale for sale
at this office.
E. S. Stewart has been somewhat in
disposed this week.
George Thomas of Thorp, was in the
city visiting Monday.
Mrs. Will J. Boyd is visiting near
North Yakima this week.
Dn't forget the ditch meeting at the
court house at 1:30 today.
Perry Drug company will hereafter
handle the Seattle daily Star.
VIM. Brannon. of Clet,lum. was down
Tuesday to see the county treasurer.
James Leslie of the Richmond paper
COMPANY was interviewing our business
men Wednesday.
Marriage license was issued this week
to Joseph Blewett and Mary Hudson,
both of Roslyn.
Prof. J. L. Coapin, who is teaching
out in Pious Corner, took down with
smallpox this week.
A nice lot of hitch rack, have been
put up in the city this week. y very
commendable piece of work.
Tillman Housermade some change in
his residence this week, raising it about
a foot and adding new roof.
Mr.. Clark, representing the Seattle
daily Star. was in town this week look
ing after the interests of his paper.
T.'F. McCaustland, of North Yakima.
was in the city this week ON business.
and made The DAWN substantial
visit.
Send in your news items to TIE
DAWN. We are always glad to get
items of news, however trivial they may
appear.
b. a. Maxey, our genial and efficient
street commissioner. did good act in
leveling down the rough places on our
streets this week.
Flowing is going ON pretty generally
now on this side of the river and the
weather continues, seeding will COM
mence in few days.
"A brother of Frank Alice came out
from the east this week to settle down
and become one of Us. He brought his
family along with him.
G. B. LOOMS. of the Tacoma LEDGER
has been in town several days this week.
He scooped in number of subscribers
as Il result of the boycott on the P.-I.
Deputy Sheriff Landerdale arrested
Harry Callahan and brought him up
from Yakima Monday afternoon. He
was unable to find Walter Boulster.
John Nj. Newman returned Il few days
since from his visit to Missouri and
Arkansas. He reports the people there
very much dissatisfied and in bad con-
ditiOn financially.
c. H. Flummerfelt will shortly open
up general commission house. to
handle farm produce ofsall kinds, in
GLIDING hay and grain This certainly
is very cOmmendable and Just the
thing needed here.
Married Thursday forenoon, March
18TH at the residence of Rev. w. NJ.
Kenney, Miss Nellie Thomas and Henry
Hewer. THE DAWN extends congratu-
lationS and we'll wishes for long life,
peace and prosperity
George Furgeson was arrested and
brought before Justice Boyle on Satur-
day on charge of rape. The plaintiff,
Miss Josie Wheeler gave in her testi-
mony and the court bound Furgesor
over in bond of 5000
The work on the opera house is being
pushed forward as rapidly as possible
and when it is ali finished it will be ono
of the best opera houses in the state +;
living monument to business enter
Prise and cooperation of the people o.
Kittill- ALLEY.