The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-26

Dick Williams is on the sick list this
week.
Remember the sale OF tax property
today.
Born, to VIM. Place and wife, April
16, son.
L. F. Ellison was in town Wednesday
on business.
Born, to Jesse Hall and wife, April
10, a daughter.
Mr.. Kendall, OF Thorp, was in the
city Wednesday.
r. A. Prewett's new bakery is nearly
ready for operation.
Ellensburg is to have a tent show
four days next week.
w. J. Welsh, of Roslyn, attended
court here on Tuesday.
Joe Mack,''of Thorp, was in attend
ance at court Wednesday.
DR.. Mowry spoke from the Presbyte-
rian pulpit last Sabbath evening.
John w. Dixon is canvasing for a
book called "Schley and Santiago"
r. M, Osborn, of Thorp, was doing
business with our merchants Tuesday.
H. B. Lambson spent last Sunday in
Yakima, and thinks that he had q
glorious time.
Frederick Warde and his company
played julius Caesar to full house last
Monday night.
John w. Dixon came near losing a
valuable COW Monday night, as result
Of clover bloat.
Asleep shearing crew sheared sew
eral hundred sheep in Uncle Dan Co.
ble's yard this week.
We are glad to see our friend Luther
Mcneil, who has been sick of late, able
to be up and around again,
L, N, Mccain is expected home, in a
few days, from Farber Mo-, where he
went month ago to bury his wife.
P. H. Adams recently bought of A.
J. Splawn, of Yakima, fine Hereford
bull. George w. Salladay did likewise.
E. B. Brain and wife, of Liberty,
were down this week, and while here,
Mrs. Brain had q number of teeth ex-
tracted.
L. N. Mccain will please accept our
thanks for copy of the Farber MO
Forum, containing an obituary notice
of his wife.
live are to Judge by the amount OF
lumber and barbed wire going out OF
town, there must be an awful lot OF
houses and fences going up out in the
country.
Miss L. H. Wheeler left Thursday fol
Tacoma to spend few days. John j.
Fierek, of Ironwood, Mich, will have
charge of the Western Union Office
during her absence.
Mrs. Westcott and son, Dan, returned
from Yakima Tuesday, to pack thell
goods, Thursday she and her two boyi
returned to Yakima to make it theil
future home. Cecil remained in Yak
ina during her mothers return trll
to Ellensburg.
Yakimas grammar school team was
up last Saturday and got few pointers
from the Ellensburg grammar schoo
team in the art of playing base ball
Our boys made it interesting for them
to say the least, and the score was 10 tt
5 in favor of the Ellensburg boys.
w. A. Thomas has secured o. Is
Harms, of Thorp, as substitute to teacf
the remainder of the school term IL
district No 2. Mr. Thomas will prob
ably employ the larger part OF the re
naming school year in visiting thu
various schools of the county.
On Friday of last week Cove ant
Packwood districts crossed bats on tn
diamond of the latter, and in game o
I innings, Packwood scored !, whll'
Cove scord the unlucky number "l3.
Following is the personnel of the teams
Packwood- Johnny Rego Willie Weed
Will Davis, Roy Veach, Jesse Frederick
Charles Prater, Willie Adler, Charlie
Johns and Roy Stevens. Cove-Billi
Prater, Charles Gregory, Glen Mckee
Jesse Prater, Henry Houson, Johnn.
Houson Mr.. Riddell, Norman Bland
Roy Richard. The Cove boys right
feel much elated over their victory. (
return game will probably be playe'
soon.