The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-13
The Local NeqvS.

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Sandy Bottom
At the theatre
This evening; Dec. Ii.
Prices Csc, SOC, and Toe.
Judge Rudkin held court here THIS
week.
Many people enjoyed sleigh'ride
Sunday.
John Tucker was Tacoma visitor
this week.
Abe Willis case came up for hearing
Wednesday.
w. H. Wilgus Of CleElum, was in
city Thursday.
Mrs. w. M. Kenney has been indls-
posed this week.
William Splawn of Yakima attended
court here Thursday.
Fred wippel received slight injury
Tuesday in his creamery.
Ed Mcdonald, of the Warwick, made
a trip to the Sound Monday.
A. L. Slemmons spent last Saturday
in Yakima on legal business.
Mrs. Earl Kahler of CleElum spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
The Ellensburg foot ball team will
play the Yakima team in the latter city
today.
Lefty Weaver started Wednesday al
ternoon for northern California to make
his home.
Herman Schwingler's divorce case
was heard in the King county court
this week.
Mr.. C. A. Weller from Puyallup was
in the city this week looking for ranch
property to rent.
F. M. Cox, of CleElum, was down
Wednesday and Thursday looking az
ter some business.
The ditch proposition submitted at
the recent municipal election, carried
by large majority.
GA. Jones raffled gold watch on
the 7th inst. No. rs, held by w. K.
Campbell, drew the prize.
William Dennis returned few days
ago from q visit witk his son Ed, and
daughter Mrs. Messerly, both OF Wen
atchee.
A. s. Randall, Of the Cascade Miner,
was down last Saturday, getting mater.
ial and cuts to use in q large holiday
number.
During 10 days Of the last season Geo.
Sleet balsd $3.50 tons os hay, for which
he received $1,000. This hay is now
worth $50, 500.
Sandy Bottom, the attraction at the
Theatre tonight, promises to be given
in superb manner by company OF
unusual excellence.
4cllnwe'en some boys left cutter
in Mr.. KreideI yaraa and it still roe
mains there. The owner is missing
some good use of his sleigh.
Frank Charlton, who was so badly
hurt at a dance at Jake Filer's place
some weeks ago. is reported by DR., Ma
han, to DO getting along nicely.
c, II. Blackburn left Tuesday morn
ing for his home in Olathe Kansas,
where he will spend the winter. He
expects to return here next spring.
Peter McCallum, of CleElum is out
with petition, to succeed w. E. Crow
ley as commissioner, it being under
stood that Mr.. Crowley will resign.
The ten-inch fall of snow Sunday
night, added to the six.inch fall on the
wednesday prior, makes the heaviest
snow fall for December in several years.
Land owners who wish to rent their
ranches, please leave information at
this Office. We make this call for the
accommodation Of soiourners. No pull
expected.
Fred Butcher, Of this ciay, and Miss
Katy Stephenson, Of North Yakima,
were married at the home of the brides
parents In she latter city, Sunday, De-
cember 9Th.
A literary society has been organized
a. the Wilson Creek school house and
nolds Its meetings every Friday even
ing' Everyone is invited to attend and
nelp make the society inter esting and
instructive.
Inc postoffice is assuming metropoli-
Tan airs, Mr.. Human having had the
once cased from the top of the mail
oox case to the ceiling. 1t is decided
Improvement and one the public will
appreciate as much as Mr.. Human and
his genial deputies.