The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-19

Wall paper at 10 cents Il roll at
Morgan's Book Store.
Ralph Purdin, of Wenas. visited his
relatives here this week.
Clark Burroughs is still confined to
his bed with rheumatism.
James w. Zachary, Lexington, KY,
April 1921, Christian church.
The rain OF yesterday was fine on
meadow land and new sOwn grain.
The fees of the auditors office for the
month of March amounted to s2l8.30.
Bert Larsen, night clerk of the Van
derbilt, visited in Yakima recently.
Mrs. Walter J. Reed, of North Yaki-
ma, was an Ellensburg guest this week.
Privett property for sale: good bear.
ing orchard. Inquire of Mrs. Privett.
! LosT-A child's grey fur collerette,
in this city. Finder will leave same at
this Office.
Rev. Pettibone will preach on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock in the Dysart
school house.
| Work will start soon on the Becker &
Steiren blacksmith shop and Raskin's
iron foundry.
A marriage license was granted Tues
day to Robinson Hepburn and Mrs.
Cynthia NJ. June.
Mr.. Finn, of Auburn, arrived We'd
nesday of this week, to accept place
in Pautzke's art studio.
Have you seen our special premium
offer? Well, don't miss it: come quick
! PAUTZKE'S ART STUDIO.
For sales acres, less than mile
from town, fine garden land. Enquire
of NJ. Under. l-15
The Normal basket ball team played
twice in Seattle the first of the week.
1t won from Wilson's Business College,
10 to l, but lost to the high school, 90.
Thomas w. Brown and Mrs. Eliza
beth Tucker. both of this city, were
married at high noon, Wednesday,
April 9, in North Yakima, by Justice
McCrimmOn.
VIM. Fortney drove one OF G. S.
Palmer's horses to show on Wednesday
evening, and while hitched to the rack
back of Williams x Smithson, died. No
blame attached to any one.
| WANTED-A good man to work on
ranch; must understand irrigating and
the care of COWS. Call at this Office.
f. STEWART,
14-l6 Near Stock Yards.
Mrs. William Prater, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Stevenson, of North Yakima,
ever since her return from Juneau.
Alaska, came up few days since to
make this her future home.
Wish to purchase an 80 or 100 acre
farm, with good water right: part cash
balance three to five years time. Ad-
dress: LOCK Box 667
Ellensburg, Wash.
Prof Vending, the gentleman who
lectured at the Normal, Monday even.
in,, is an old friend of VIM. Freyberger,
having been raised up together. They
had not met in many years, but Mr..
Freyberger recognized him on sight
A brother of Mrs. Vending and a
brother of Mr.. Freyberger were for a
long time partners in business.
If you wish to pay less and dres 8
better you have to hurry if you get
your order in before the spring round.
up, for one Of those dashy. Royal Tail.
or's made to measure suits.
CASH MOORE,
At meeting of the Municipal I'm.
provement society on Tuesday, it was
decided to have a rally on Tuesday
April %, at 2:30 p. m at the parlOrs o.
the Grand Pacific, preparatory to plan
ming spring work. The finance com
mittee reported a clearing of &1O.55 or
the lecture course. 1t was decided tt
secure, if possible, lecture by Mrs
Condo Hamlin, who is touring the north
west in the interest of civil improve
ment.
Evangelist james ". Zachary, o
Lexington, KY, will lecture at the
Christian church on Friday and Satur
day nights of this week at 8 o'clock
Subject Friday Night, docs the Liquor
Traffic Pay?" Saturday night, sole
Kentucky and Washington Whiskey.'
Admission free. Everybody invited
A collection will be taken up to pa,
expenses. Sunday morning he vii
preach on 1.-The Seven Unities," Eph.
!, 4.6,