The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-28

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Roslyn this week.
F.. l. Anderson of Olympia, was over
this week on business.
Mrs. James Shaw returned from a
visit on the Sound this week.
N. II. Mcleod is spending a few days
in the country with George King.
George Murray, an N. p. employee
has gone on visit to his home in Port
land
Mrs. L. G. Thomas visited with her
son, G. A. Thomas, of Thorp Prairie
asst week.
w. NJ. Kenncy delivers the Grafton
at Zillah on the Fourth under the au-
spices of the NJ. w. A.
Misses Jessie and Mable Brown,
daughters of Sheriff Brown, have re-
turned from visit to Cle-Elum.
Tho ubiquitous small boy and the in
eyatable flre-cracker have been very
much in evidence during the past
week.
Chas. Edgington has bought G. +.
Hollands milk route and will now
operate what he will call ''The Sunny
side Dairy Company
Deputy Marshal Galloway says that
il the citizens will stand by him he will
rid the city of DRINKS, macks thugs
and gambling devices.
The editor OF the Washingtonian,
Col. Boyle, passed through tho city
Sunday on his way to attend the grand
encampment at Everett.
DR.. Bean performed an operation on
the daughter of John Souver a few day,
ago for perityphlitis. The operation
was in every way successful and the
patient is doing we'll.
Mrs. L. G. Thomas of Slow Corners,
in company with her daughter, Mrs.
w. T. Francis, visited mt the home of
Ellis George of Lookout Mountain, last
week. Mrs. S. J. Francis of WinterSet,
Iowa, who is visiting her son here, ac-
companied them.
Everybody seems to be exceedingly
well pleased with the appointment of
George NJ Birmingham rs assistant
postmaster. Mr.. Human seems to have
the happy faculty Of being able to
please almost every patron of the office
in any and every way.
City Marshal Harold and deputy Cal
loway arrested a cOlored woman on the
west bound passenger Sunday afternoon
by order OF Marshal Grant OF Yakima
on charge of having robbed a man
there of go. She was taken back to
Yakima Monday afternoon.
Ellensburg will extend the glad
hand to all its neighbors who wish to
come and join us in having a good time
on the fourth of July We are going
to have q thousand dollar show and the
committee OF arrangements promises
to give us an interesting program.
Star lodge Degree of Honor of North
Yakima, had the following named per-
sons as guests Of Cascade Wednesday
evening: Mesdames look, Scott, Hous-
err and Jordan. After the usual exer-
cises, speeches were INDUCED in and
general good time enjoyed by all.
NJ. L. Hicks, who a short time ago
sold his property here and moved to
Ashland, Oregon, returned Saturday to
look after his mining interests. He
says the Elensburg people in Ashland
are all getting along very nicely and
are well pleased with the country.
One OF Foreman Hunters men, John
Smith, on section 20, Umtanum, was
severely burned in his cabin as result
of the recent bush fire. He was attend
ed at the depot by DR.. Macauley. His
burns were OF such serious nature
that he was sent to the Missoula hos
pital.
WANTED. We desire a good photo
graph OF every school house or house
used for school purpose. We desire to
have cuts made from these photographs
to use in another Kittitas write-up
few months hence. Who can or who
will be generous enough to supply THE
DAWN with the photographs?
Cascade lodge No. 81, ID. of II. gave
grand banquet at the Palace, Thurs
day levening, in honor of Mesdames
Ella Wiser and - Clapp of CleElum.
The tables were handsomely decorated
and the hospitality of the proprietors
could not be exceeded The event will
long be remembered by all present.
Earl Kahler and wife moved to Gle
Elum yesterday, Mr.. Kahler having
purchased Theron Stafford's drug store
and of which he assumes control July |.
We're sorry to lose these people as they
are highly esteemed by all who know
them, but our loss will be Gle Elums
gain. AS dispenser of drugs, Mr.. X.
will be much missed in Elwood's store.