The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-09-20
The Local NevS.

MONDAY.
Judge Rudkin held court few hours
Monday.
John Cleman of Yakima was in tow
this week.
Con Giezentaner of CleElum, spen
Sunday here.
Mrs. H. c. Ackely has been indis
posed this week.
w. w. Trip has been considerably
indisposed of late.
Abe Kreidel returned from his visit
to Spokane Sunday.
Frank N. McCandless was in the city
Il few days this week.
T. B. Goodwin went over to the Sound
Wednesday morning.
Miss Sue Porter of Roslyn, was guest
of Mrs J. c. Hubbell.
Martin Cameron is having an addi'
ton built to his house.
Mr.. Geo. B. Henton returned from
Chicago Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Crocker was operated on
Monday for appendicitis.
George Simpson is building Il house
in the south part of the city.
Perry Cleman was in the city to visit
with his family Monday night.
Will J. Boyd moved in the house
south of Hornbeck' 5 this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayward, OF
Thorp, were in the city Saturday.
W. Christensen left Thursday morn
inc for short visit on the Sound.
Mrs. Josephine Westcott of North
Yakima, was in the city Thursday.
Howard Ebert went over to Seattle
Thursday to be treated for deafness.
T. +. Barton, is building brick eel
lar on his property on Second street.
Miss Minnie Getz has accepted posi-
ton in the public school at Ritzville.
Joseph Gibson left at this Office Wed.
nesday some fine specimens of apples.
The carpenters are pushing the work
on Ernest Koepke's residence on Craigs
hill.
r. B. Wilson left Wednesday for the
Columbia river, expecting to return to-
day.
John Schotfeldt and family returned
from visit in Port Townsend Satur-
day.
Thos. Smith was sworn in Tuesday as
deputy marshal to succeed Ii. L. Gallo
way.
L. L. Sharp, of Boise. Idaho, visited
with his parents here few days this
week.
Isaac Mumma moved into his new
house in the east part of the city this
week.
George Sayles is candidate for JUS
tice of the peace on the republican
ticket.
DR.. [. n. Power of CleElum, was in
the city Saturday, and left for home
Monday.
J. II. Maddox had the misfortune tc
lose very valuable COW from bloat on
Tuesday.
w. A. Rice was in Yakima the first
ofthe week transacting some important
business.
Mrs. t. A. Turner and Miss Mary
went over to Seattle Sunday to visit q
few days.
The Terpsechorean club will give ;
dance in Ramsay's hall, Friday evening
Sept. 10Th.
James Watson returned this weel
from visit with his brother in Sar
Francisco.
Thefrost of Wednesday morning wa:
the first of the season to do any particu
lar damage.
We call the attention of our reader
to the professional card of DR.. WymonC
Miller in this issue.
James Shaw had his residence movet
from Second to Third street, near th,
mill race, this week.
Mrs. j. H. Fetters and Mrs. Ernes
fetterS, both of this city, are visitin,
near Mission this week.
Mrs. Earl Kahier. of CleElum. cam
down Saturday to attend religious SCI
vices in this city Sunday.
DR.. Me auley and A. II. Stulfautl
returned from the republican state cor
ventlon monday evening.
Miss Emma Francis, one of the teach
er' IN the Thorp school visited in thi
city Saturday and Sunday
MISS Lottie Vaughn is staying wit
ner randma, Mrs J. l.. Vaughn an
Iaklny Il course in the Normal.