The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-10-25
T Holm is in the city today.

DuSlntSs'
nr Power. of CleElum was in our
city Saturday.
The N. p. new time table goes into
egect Nov. 2.
Mrs. Wilgus, of CleElum, spent sun
day in this city.
81. Kendall of Thorp was in the
city yesterday.
R. M. Osborne was down this week
on business proposition.
oh. Guilland went down to Yakima
Sunday to visit with his family.
A. Schele, of Thorp, was looking
after business in this city Monday.
r. Lee Purdin and S. P. Fogarty
spent Sunday in Meaghersville ana
Liberty.
Mrs. w. M. Helves and Mrs. Taylor
visited the w. r. G. Of Yakima last
Saturday.
.Robt. Thomas of CleElum, the next
sheriff Of Kittitas county, is in the city
this week.
Mrs. ]. C. Ellison, OF Thorp, was in
tho city Monday and made this office
pleasant call.
Mrs. w. H. Carothers was called to
the bedside of sick nephew at Candy,
Ore, on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Packwood came down from
CleElum Saturday to visit with rela-
tives and friends.
l.. L. Ellison was in town Saturday
and left at this Office freak in the way
OF four carrots grown together.
Mr. Davis, brother-in-law of 7. L.
Henness. arrived here Thursday even
ing to spend few weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, who have
been visiting with relatives in this val
lev for some weeks returned home Tues
Owing to the shortness of the days,
the carpenters have agreed to work
only nine hours day for several weeks.
Miss Mamie Shelton, of Hickory Co.,
Missouri, arrived Saturday to visit for
several months with her uncle L. p.
Burk.
John A. Monahan, who has charge of
a band OF sheep in the mountains, came
in this week to visit with his family
few days.
Last week P. Hays, of Auburn, Wn.,
purchased Louie Larsen's 160-acre-farm
twelve miles southeast of town, the
consideration being $1,000.
G. A. Jones ratified his harness and
buggy Tuesday October 81 and number
Il, held by John Bloomqvist,o Swauk,
has the successful number
day morning. Mr.. Jackson contem
plates buying the Clerf ranch, COM
monty known as the John Denton farm.
Mrs. Jackson is sister of Mrs. Will
Grissom.
Henry Ramm, of Thorp, was in to see
US Monday. He expects to spend the
winter on his fruit farm in California,
and will leave for that state in very
few days.
Miss Sarah Brennan, who was form
erly cashier for Ditto. Bros, has
accepted a similar position with the
Western Improvement Company of
Roslyn.
A. ]. Langworth and brother f. l.. =,
from the state of Iowa, were in town
this week looking up location for a
lodging house and also some good farm
property.
Miss Matte Holm and little son, of
Auburn, came to our city the past
week to remain until Christmas. She
Keeps house for her sisters-in-law, the
Misses Holm, who are attending the
state normal.
John McNabb was kicked by horse
Tuesday and pretty badly cut on the
side OF the head, and the physician says
his skull is cracked. He is reported as
doing nicely though the scalp wound is
more than three inches long.
Robert Hamilton returned this week
from Scotland where he has spent the
past year. He says it rained almost
every day during his visit and that he
was indeed glad to get back to the sun
ny west and especially to Kittitas val
ley and Elleusburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Calkins and Mr.. a, d
Mrs. Jenkins entertained on Tuesday
state Supt. r. B. Bryan, Prof. w. E.
Wilson, Prot. A. H. Yoder of the state
university, Prof. w. G. Hartranft OF
Seattle, Prof. Bruton of Roslyn and
ourt. w. A. Thomas, of this city. The
entertainment, including fine spread,
was all that heart could wish for the
least for mind and body was never ex-
celled in Ellensburg.