The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-21

aklma TINS week.
A. S. Randall of Roslyn, was Il visitor
in town over Sunday.
Willie Smithson came up from Port
land Il few days since.
II. NJ. Baldwin is now chief deputy
under Auditor Fogarty.
Our ball team seems to be meeting
with no little success at present.
There have been large number of
normal visitors in town this week.
S. T. Packwood sold Il carload of
timothy hay Monday for SIG per ton.
Wm Taylor and Bertha Hanson were
married Monday, Justice Boyle ollicat-
ing.
Several hundred dollars were sub
scrbed this week to the celebration
fund.
Charley Bradbury came over from
Idaho Sunday to visit hi, mother and
sister.
Con Geizentanner, the photographer
of CleElum, was down the first part OF
the week.
Mrs. J. D. Hill who has been quite
i'll of late we are happy to Say is much
improved.
Mrs. w. T. Francis and Mrs. $. j.
Francis are visiting friends near Thorp
this week.
B. f. Reed went over to Seattle with
car load each of horses and cattle on
Wednesday.
The road grade on Capitol avenue
has been graveed this week and put in
fine condition.
Prof. +. L. Calkins came in from his
ranch Thursday for Il supply of table
comforts and luXuries.
Washington State Bar Association
meets in this city August 9th. 1t will
be a three days session.
H. Parrish bought of Wess Thomas Il
10acre tract in the north part of town
this week. Consideration $1,000.
Jay Lynch of North Yakima, is said
to have been appointed superintendent
of the Yakima Indian reservation.
Mrs. Della Colvin of Spokane, was in
our city in the interest of the national
home finders association this week.
II. A. Baker has been employed in
afternoons and evening of this week in
taking the school census of district ;.
Washington and Oregon state en-
campment of the G.. y r. meets at
Everett Tuesday for two days session.
j. A. Piland has purchased the Rose
lawn fruit farm of John Buzzell, in
Parker Bottom. and will move down in
a few days.
Miss Barbara Boss of Sumner, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs John NanAlstine.
She came over Tuesday and expects to
remain month.
w. a. Bell, George Stacey, Thomas
Fisher, w. l.. Lemon, Mr.. Walker and
Mr.. McCaw, all of Yakima, were in
the city Sunday.
Misses Belle Mack and Emma Fran
els spent last week at the Mack home
home on Teanaway and visiting friends
on Swauk Prairie.
Dr. Bean operated on Frank Leach of
Yakima, Monday morning at his hos
pital in this city. Mr.. Leach is said to
be doing very nicely.
Rev. Neal McCallum left Tuesday
for Waitsburg to attend the state con-
vention of the Christian church now in
session in that city.
The management of the opera house
wishes us to state that parties leaving
articles of any kind in the building can
have the same returned by applying to
Harry Elwood
Mrs. Lighe and Miss Ina Newlng
will open dress making parlors in rooms
d and % in Geddis block Monday
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done according to orders.
body, supposed to be that of james
Greives, who disappeared from Roslyn
month ago, was found Monday about
mile above Clet.lum, in the river by
Will johnson who was out fishing.
In mems golf and negligee shirt,
we show Il beautiful variety of distinct
i've patters in woven madras. cut full
and roomy, carefully sewn; shirts that
have character and style,
+, j. WOLFF.
Il. a. Maxcy, our genial and efficient
street commissioner, has graded down
Nraig's hill ON Third street and put il
IN Tine shape. He is now trying to get
funds to complete the road arounG the
NIL on the west side. and in thi, he
should be sustained and encouraged to
the completion of Il fine drive way.
The irrigating ditche, are full of fish,
or at least there seems to be an album
dance of them. The editor was out in