The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-07-05

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Mrs. Alex. Gage is reported as being
considerably indisposed.
Ira Englehart, of Yakima, is attend
ing court here this week.
Try the Gunthres Chocolates at the
Palace, Thomas e. Schultz Props.
j. A. Shirk of CleElum, was in the
city yesterday to spend the Fourth.
Go to a. j. Schele for all kinds Of
soft drinks. At
w. II. Wilgus, the CleElum furniture
man was visiting in the city this week.
Peter SCHUYLER is driving the meat
wagon on the east side for Weed &
Thompson.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Saunders died Thursday morning at
four o'clock.
If you wish to patrOnize hotel
that employs no Chinese help, try the
Grand Pacific.
Robert STANDBY, of Toppenish, came
up Wednesday to spend the Fourth and
see his old chums.
Miss Haskell of North Yakima, is
court stenographer in Judge Rudkin's
court this week.
Exquisite wedding stationery and
calling cards at The DAWN Office.
Guaranteed to please.
The finest line of ladies fine shirt
waists ever brought to this city at Nj.
BarthOlet & cos See them.
Misses Cora Weaver and Lillian Car
others have been granted life diplomas
by the state board of education.
Ask your grocer for "Diamond' or
"Our Best" both patent llours. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Tom AIaxey has been on the west
side of the mountains this week with
dogs trying to locate the escaped con-
victs.
Try Thomas e. Schultz for fine
cigars imported and domestic. They
keep the very best, the only kind you
care to smoke.
You miss the opportunity of your life
if you fail to call at Bartholet's store
and see those fine shirt waists. They
are the only waists.
Every lady in the valley is cordially
invited to call and inspect the finest
line of shirt waists on the Pacific coast
at NJ Bartholet e. Co.'S.
Mrs. A. j. Sliger and Miss GENEVA
Hodges leave Saturday for Forestville,
Cal, to spend the summer with Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Hodges.
The Degree of Honor, Cascade lodge,
entertained a number OF members OF
the Yakima lodge few evenings since.
y royal good time was had.
Mrs. G. England arrived in the city
Thursday from Seattle. Her son and
daughter preceded her couple OF
weeks, and they expect to make this
their home.
Candidates for county Offices are get
ting about as thick as fleas in hOgdom,
and some of them are sure of defeat,
and they had ought to be, for they are
not qualified.
Mrs George Miller and son of Messy
Rock, are guests of Mrs. Scammon.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Scammon are sis
tiers and have not mot for some ten or
twelve years.
Ed j. A. woodward preached at
Thorp Prairie school house the fourth
and also the fifth Lords Day, in June,
with two confessions and baptism. He
promised to return the fourth Lords
Day in July.
II. G. Walters passed through We'd
nesday on his way home to Seattle from
Mexico. He had number of specimens
of rock from the San Martin mines in
Mexico, in which large number of
our people are deeply interested.
A great deal of building is going on
in town and it bids fair to keep up for
long time to come. For some months
past it has been next to impossible to
get carpenters or lumber without con-
tracing two or three months ahead.
School in Dist. No. ID closed last Fri
day. Miss Hannah Moynhan the teach
err has given excellent satisfaction in
her teaching among both parents and
pupils. Such seems to be the case with
Miss Moynihan's work wherever she
teaches.
On Monday evening DR.. and Mrs. H
J. Felch entertained few friends at
their home on Third street. The even
ing was devoted to music and cOnversa-
ton, in which all took pleasant part
Strawberries, cream and cake complet-
ed the enjoyment of the evening.
Those present were: Messrs and Mes
danes w. j. Payne, VIM. Woodham,
J. NJ. Martin, w. B. Simpson, Miss