The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20
The Local NeqvS.

week.
Fireman's ball in this city Christmas
night.
w. H. Carol registered in Tacoma
Thursday.
Frank Millikin came over from Ev.
erett this week.
Mrs. Will J. Boyd is reported no bet
ter this morning.
John Van Alstine is suffering from an
attack of lagrippe.
G. V. Warner made a professional
visit to Roslyn yesterday.
The band boys will give dance on
New Years eve in their hall.
Horton Crandall visited in leElum
this week.
Mrs. Will Gordon returned Thursday
from quite long visit in Pasco.
Harry May had the misfortune to
loose a good work horse Tuesday.
Philip Miller and wife of Wenatchee
spent few days in the city this week.
j. M. Newman and wife Of Thorp,
were in the city shopping Wednesday.
Mamie Kreidel is expe cted home
today from Portland to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. DR.. H. ]. Felch went to Seattle.
Wednesday to visit relatives for a few
days.
Gus Nesselhouse and wife were in the
city Thursday for supply of table
comforts.
w. M. Kenney will occupy the pulpit
of the Central church Sunday morning
and evening.
Milford Thorp of that prosperous lit
tie city of Thorp, was in town few
day since on business.
Mrs. Fl. c. Ackley returned from a
two weeks visit with her daughter in
Spokane this Monday.
N. L. Goodwin of Thorp, was in the
city Monday to have bills announcing a
ball at his hall printed.
James M. Ives has returned to Ephra-
ia. He came over to spend the winter,
but changed his notion.
Chester Becker, who is taking a
conrse in the Portland dental college,
is expected in this afternoon.
The Sunday school of the Central
Christian church will have a tree and
an entertainment Christmas eve.
L. N. Mccain sold his residence
property east OF the public school
building to w. E. Crowley for $500
cash.
Mrs. Will Wallace and daughter
Freda took the train Thursday for Re-
vensdale to visit her sister, Mrs. Omar
Davidson.
Make your sister, brother, father or
mother a Christmas present OF The
DAWN one year. 1t will be seed sown
in good ground.
Mrs. A. F. Mclean is in Seattle. She
will spend the holinays there with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Hill. Mr..
Mclean will join her there next week
Mr.. S. Pearson was the first person
seen on the street the morning Of the
first snow, driving his beautiful bay
horse to the music of the Swedish
bells.
E. A. Willis is taking up subscrip-
tions for "The Progressive Thinker. {"
Any one wishing to learn the truths Of
spiritual phenomena will do we'll to get
this paper.
Messrs Boyle & Co. have leased the
Ellensburg laundry and will take posses
sion on Jan. 5th next. The business
will be conducted by James G. Boedcher
with the assistance Of an experienced
laundryman.'
Dogs got into John H. Smithsons..bi
sheep corrals on the hill Monday night
and killed about 100 head of fine fat
sheep. Mr.. Smithson's hands are out
with winchesters laying for the worth
less ours that so thoroughly infest the
city.
Mr.. George Skinner, formerly Of
Texas, lies seriously ill at his home on
Third street with lung trouble. AS he
is stranger in the city his Masonic
friends should look him up, as we have
been informed he is member of that
order.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
give Christmas party and tree to the
scholars and teachers of the school on
Christmas eve, the Gath, from 1870 to
$50. All the children and friends OF
the school are invited. Come and have
good time with each other and re-
ceive candies and nuts from Santa
Claus"