The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-26
The Local Neqvs.

Keep your eye on Pautzke.
Superior court convened Tuesday.
Fruit trees are in bloom this week.
Miss Ruby Kreidel spent last week in
Seattle,
f. C. Beldin registered in Tacoma,
Tuesday.
Jersey mich COW for sale. Enquire
at this office.
Seed potatoes for sale cheap. Call
at this office.
Good hats only find shelf room at
F. p. VOLTS.
The surrounding hills present to view
their usual velvet green.
Mr.. Cox, of CleElum, was down Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
The Lind Leader reports larger
find of borax over in Adams county.
Fancy boiling pork at the Boss
Bakery and Grocery. 1922
The street sprinkler made it's appear
ance in service Wednesday morning.
-Koepke & Shoudy have nice, fresh
apple butter for sale. 1922
The Frawley Comedy company will
| ho tho OFT
house.
John Randolph returned few days
since from a two months visit in
Oregon.
The Terphiscorian Dancing club will
give its next dance on Friday even
ing, May 2nd.
James Leslie, of the Richmond Paper
company, of Seattle, was doing business
in our city Saturday.
c. H. Freeman has bought of Randall
Bros, their new paper recently started
at CleElum, The Echo.
Lost, Saturday, April 10, tour
quoise pin, near ball ground. Finder
please return same to Ruby Kreidel.
The work on the new base ball grounds
south of town is progressing very nicely,
and soon the diamond will be ready for
players.
The score in the base ball game on
Saturday between the North Yakima
and Ellensburg high school teams stood
Is to in favor of Ellensburg.
The Spokesman-Review is authority
for the statement that from March 3rd
to April 22nd, fully 10000 homeseekers
have arrived in Washington by the two
roads entering Spokane.
Buy your groceries and bread at
the Boss Bakery and Grocery. Best
goods at lowest prices, and ticket on
a sideboard or mower with every 90
cent cash purchase. lI-22
Mrs. Condo Hamlin lectured Tuesday
evening at the theater, under the
auspices of the Municipal society, on
Civil improvements. Her address
was well reviewed and will bear good
fruit.
Watch for THE DAWN special edition
next Saturday. 1t will be printed on
book paper nicely illustrated, and a
large number Of extra copies will be
printed. Any person not now sub
Escriber is requested to call and get a
copy. Absolutely free.
George r. Weddings lecture, de-
]iyered at the Normal recently. was one
of the finest ever given in this city.
His subject, "Soul of Tarsus, furnished
n theme upon which he held his hearers
in rapt attention for over one hour.
His voice is admirably adapted to his
| calling and his style of oratory unsur-
: passable.
: O. B. LOOMS, manager OF the circu-
lation of the Seattle Morning Washing
tonian, formerly with the Tacoma
Ledger. was in town this week, in the
interest of his paper. The Washing
tonian is bright, newsy sheet, and Is
, on the market at 80 cents per week, In
, Guiding the Sunday edition. {. E.
Wheeler has the agency.
Services at Presbyterian church Sun
day as follows: In the morning its pas
, tor will preach on Soul Longings Sat
, isfied.n For the evening there will be
, special sermon to young women Oh
The Ideal Young Woman" from the
Young mans standpoint. a number OF
letters have been sent out and the ad
dress will be built upon the replies re