The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-10-04
The Local NeqvS.

Register today
You must register, if you vote
Old papers for sale at this Office
The Red Hill people are now hustl-
ing.
Look ont for Red Hill. They mean
business.
About POO people went down to laki-
ma Sunday.
The city band went down to Yakima
Wednesday.
Don't forget to see Cash Moore about
Red Hill stock.
uDr I. N. Powers of CleElum, was III
the city Tusday.
Cash Moore left three fine potatoes
with us this week.
Congressman Jones is billed to speak
in this city Oct. 10Th.
There was an abundance of music ON
the streets Saturday.
A coodlv number of our people took
in the state fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Roe returned
from Seattle Monday evening.
Chester Becker left Monday for Port
land to enter the dental school.
Al Lawrence visited in Yakima this
week and took in the state fair.
James Leslie of the Richmond Paper
company was in the city Thursday.
The home team was defeated in the
ball game at Yakima last Sunday.
Have you noticed that the days are
growing shorter and the nights cooler:
Rev. I. ]. Randall will preach in Gle
Elum Suday and attend to the ordinance
Of baptism.
Johnny Cunningham of Seattle, is
guest of his sister Mrs. George Sleet,
this week.
William Lewis, who has spent several
months past with his son here, returned
to LOOMS this week.
Alexander Douglas returned from
Wenatchee Monday where he attended
the fair with his horses.
James Murray, former resident of
this valley, preached at the Presbyteri-
church Sunday evening.
Miss Sophia Walker went to Yakima
Monday on land business, to see the
state fair and visit with old neigbors
and friends.
John Blaauw, editor of the Tacoma
Tidende,a Scandinavian newspaper, was
in the city Saturday and made us
pleasant call
A. w. Eldred and wife and Mrs. Nc
CIllum of CleElum, have returned from
Yakima county Monday where they
spent several days.
Mrs. Henry Helves left at this Office
Monday some very fine potatoes that
grew in her garden without any irriga-
tion, They are beauties.
Z. L. Collins Of London, England ar
rived here few days since and has Sc
cured position at the depot under
Agent Chambers. He is friend of n
T.. Mcleod.
Alexander Murray of Wenatchee,
was over last week renewing acquaint-
ance with his family and old friends
Mrs. Murray left this week for a visit
a her old home in Canada.
W. E. McDaniels and son Grover. who
moved to Seattle three years ago. were
in the city this week greeting their old
nelghbors and friends. Grover worked
in this Office for two years or more.
L. n. Mccain bought the property
Just east of the public school building
from Mrs. Sarah c. Thompson this
week. He expects to put it good shape
soon and make very desirable property.
Editor Schnebly made quite long
stay over at Walla Walla last week and
some thought he was staying over there
waiting for bride to get ready to re
turn with him, but we knew they were
mistake.
Inc ladies of the degree Of Honor and
Ihelr husbands gave a surprise party at
William Hofacker's residence Saturday
evening. About thirty people we're
present AMI all report very pleasant
and profitable time.
George Fleischauer, young fireman
mad his leg cut off accidently at Easton
Monday night. He was brought to this
city by DR.. Power OF CleElum. TO he
operated n,but died early in the morn.
ing His people live in PENNSYLVANIA.
Key. a. F. Mclean and II. w. Hale
attended meeting OF the Presbvterv
o' lhe Presbyterian church at CleElum
tuesday and Wednesday. At this
meeting James Murray of this place
was ordained as minister of the COS
pei.