The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-17
The Local News.

For SALE House and lot, Main ST.,
four rooms.
Ed Whitson of Yakima, was in the
city Monday.
"A big discount on dinner sets at
Willis's Bazaar.
John Z. Veach of Thorp was in the
city "Wednesday.
}. II. phecny spent Il few days in
Yakima recently.
j. c. Lloyd visited Yakima Saturday
ON legal business.
Wall paper at 10 cents roll at
Morgan's Book Store.
For clean spring water ice, see
Martin Michels X Son.
Mr.. and Mrs John Newman of Thorp
were in the city Thursday.
Walter Hayward of Thorp came
down ON business Thursday.
Miss Florence Burr of Yakima spent
the week visiting friends here.
If YOU have farm, for sale, list them
with NJ. f. Flynn. If
New spring stock of wall paper just
received at MorEan's EJol store.
-Koeplle X Shoudy have nice. fresh
apple butter for sale. l7-22
Born to Mr. and Mrs w. +. Wal
lace Thursday, March -, a daughter.
For Sale-lIousc and lot on Second
street and Pine. Mrs. KANORS. IS
Cook wanted to go out ON ranch and
cook for farm hands. Apply at this
Office.
A large stock of the latest patterns
of wall paper just received at Morgan's
Book Store.
Ed Seiddell is driving the cart for
Weed x Thompson and Peter Schuller
is working in the shop
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McLcnan of
Yakima, moved up this week to spend
the summer in our city.
For sale, house of six rooms, with
two lots. near court house. Inquire at
this office. lS-2t
John and Joe Turner went up to the
Hayward ranch Thursday to SOW wheat
and plant several acre, in potatoes.
Ramsay has full set of the latest inn
proved tool, and machinery in their tin
shop. All work guaranteed. t
Summer suits. not the usual ready
made kind, but the "Superior' Hart,
ShaHner and Marx. Sold by Fred
Wolf.
The Ellensburg Dawn came out last
week printed on Il brand new cylinder
press. The Dawn prosper- and deserves
all it gets. -Enumclaw Courier.
Ramsay Hardware Company have
lir,t-class plumber and timer and are
prepared to do all kind of work. /
Steve WoodhouSe ha, had a force Of
men out this week widening and re-
pairing the old railroad bed from city
limits on out east for half a mile.
Round Table no. , of the Crescent
Literary Society of the normal school.
under the leadership of Miss Nellie
Nelson, will present to the public on
the evening of Friday, May %. the
most popular Of Belmont's plays. en-
titled, The Knight OF the Burning
Pestle
The Log Rolling Association Of cen
trail Washington met in Yakima last
Saturday and elected the following Of
ficer, for the ensuing year: President.
.. W. Pautzke: vice president, John +.
Veach: treasurer, +. +. Craig: sccre-
tary 5. G. Bocdchcr, The log rolling
will take place in thi, city some time in
latter part of August
An unk nown editor after looking
over the situation has concluded that
"some go to church to weep while
others 20 to sleep; some 90 tell their
woes, others to show their clothes:
some 30 to hear the preacher, others
like the solo scrccchcr; boys 90 to re-
connoiter, girls 90 because they ortcr;
some 90 for reflection, precious few to
help collection.
one evening this week a representa-
tive of THE DAWN stopped at the
sugar Bowl" and was treated to a
very liberal sack OF talfy, chocolate
etc, by the propretors Mr.. Campbell
certainly knows how to make good
candy and his wife knows how to give
it out libcrally. We enjoyed it very
much and have no hesitancy in recon-
mending our citizens to 90 to the
sugar Bowl" when they want some
thing nice in the way of CONNECTIONS.
pIED-ln his room in the Shoudy
block. John Loigren, Friday morning,
May 9th, at o'clock, of brain fever.
Mr.. Lofgren had been complaining for
some time of Il pain in his head and