The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-08
Scratched.

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TB. Wright of Ronald, was in the
city Wednesday.
Chas. Wurtz of Roslyn was in the
city Wednesday.
Voters were not troubled to know
how to scratch.
Daniel B. Payne of Roslyn, was in
the city yesterday.
Whiskey played an important part in
the election Tuesday.
E. Koepke's new residence will soon
be ready for occupancy.
Almost one-half the candidates were
elected-to stay at home.
C. L. Collins hopes to get into his
new residence soon now.
Rev. J. A. Deatherage made flying
visit to CleElum Thursday.
H. Snively of Yakima, was in the
city Thursdy on legal business.
Alb Willis was tried in Justice Boyle's
court Thursday on charge of horse
stealing.
w. T. Francis and IT,. Randall have
about completed Mrs. M. Linder's new
residence.
Political debts were paid off Tuesday
and many new obligation made by the
trading system.
( The receipts Of the Ellensburg office
were 81, 1922 for the official year of 1901
and sS,04O for 1902, gain of S719.
E. S. Stewart came up from North
Yakima Monday to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Boyd.
Simon Justham of Roslyn, was down
Wednesday to see how many democrats
had been elected by republican votes.
Martin Mcdonald left yesterday for
his old home at Wolf Hill, Ireland, to
visit few months. THE DAWN will
be read by him while at his old home.
Mrs. NJ. Cain, of West Union, Ia, a
sister of A. F. Van Alstine, and who
has been visiting him and his family
for some days past has started on her
return trip home.
There was nice entertainment in
the schoolhouse in Dist. No. 5, Friday
evening, under the management of
Miss Peasley. Messrs. Payne and Hid
dleson were in attendance.
% Laughable experiments Tuesday eve
ming Nov. 18th with Liquid Air, beef
steak, vegetables, etc. Lots of fun, and
heap Of information besides.
DR.. Felch had runaway few nights
since up above Thorp. Fortunately he
was not hurt, neither was his horse,
but considerable wire fence suffered as
did also the buggy wheel.
r.. H. Stevens, of Thorp, returned
few days since from Indiana where
ne went some weeks ago to be at the
bedside of sick wife who died few
days after his arrival
Miss Mary Gardner was the guest of
Y. W. Pautzke and family Friday and
Saturday of last week. She was on her
return home to Seattle from a two
months visit in the eastern Washing
ton.
The program at the Centran Chris
tlan church for Sunday is as follows:
Bible school 10 o'clock a. m. Preaching
IL a. m. Theme: Repentance" Bible
reading p. m. Preaching 100 Theme:
character" All cordially invited.
Mr.. Plumber, of the Northern Pa
cine land department at Tacoma, spent
saturday in our city and valley He
was very much surprised to see the
hne fruit that was grown here and took
oack with him four boxes of apples to
place on exhibit in St. Paul. 1t will
certainly be great advertisement for
Kittitas valley.
Inc public measures a good actor as
~ measures good man, not by his faults
out by his merits. Thus measured, Mr..
Andrew Robson, in 'Richard Carvel'
mas achieved distinguished considera-
tlon, for he is an artist from his shoes
10 MS finger tips, and is booked for an
early appearance here.
Inc defeat of w. A. Thomas came as
agreat surprise to the intelligent voters
~ was thought that he could pull
through with hands down, as he and his
friends were assured of good strong
vote from the republican party, and on
investigation, it is believed that he got
almost as many republican as demo-
cratlc votes, and his defeat is charged
o'flectly to the democratic party. This
Is the reward given careful honest,
palns-taklng and competent official.