The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-02-08
The Local NeqvS.

overcoat.
Rev. Robt. Warner was in the city
this week,
The new bank starts off with good
business.
Born, to w. r. Thomas and wife, re-
Gently, son.
Charles Manners left few days ago
for Spokane.
f. A. Snyder spent day or two in
Tacoma this week.
T. L. Henness made business trip
to Yakima this week.
J. II. Welsh, of Roslyn, was down on
legal business, Monday.
The Spokesman-Review and IHE
DAWN one year fol sl.9o.
Johnny Waggoner, of Thorp, was IN
the city Tuesday evening.
Wink Wilkins, of Seattle, spent sun
day with friends in this city.
The Washington State Bank opened
its doors for business Monday.
L. L. Sharp returned to his head
vuarters in Spokane Saturday.
A grand mask ball will be given in
Thorp hall on February 2lst.
The Commoner, Bryan's paper and
TIE DAWN one year for Sl.75.
A social dance will be given in Thorp
hall Saturday evening. Feb. Sth
Born, to F. A. Winchell and wife one
night during the past week, son.
Porter Orndorn, of Thorp, was in the
city transscting business Tuesday.
Do YOU want the Spokesman, Review
and The DAWN both one year for 5l.So
w. e. Miller, of Seattle, was doing
business in town Tuesday and Wednes
day.
Miss Minnie Prater left last Friday
evening for two months visit in Spo-
kane and Ritzville.
r. w. Taylor and family will leave
in few days for pasco, where they VII!
reside some time.
81. Kendall of the North Star -FOUR
ing mills, of Thorp, was in this city
on business Saturday.
A. L. Hollingsworth, OF Thorp, was
on our streets handshaking with his
many friends Wedn esday.
E A. Willis has spent several days
of late in the country, playing, well, the
part of Nimrod among jack rabbits.
o. Human, our new postmaster is
learning the boxes this week. He gets
around as pert as cricket on griddle.
W. r. Sheldon came in Sunday to
meet relatives from the east who came
to visit aud look over our city and val
ley.
r. P. Tiossem g. Son have supplied
the N. z. company with 800 tons OF ice
and have outside contracts for 2000 tons
more.
". Warner left Saturday for Leon,
Iowa. to visit for few weeks with his
aged parents and many relatives and
friends.
Mrs. John c. Waggoner is in Cali
fornia to spend couple OF months Wis
iting and John says he is excepting
bachelors hall"
Mrs Mary Phelps will leave shortly
for Nez Perse City, Idaho, whore she
will spend few months with her
brother Clay Smith.
r. A. Berry and wife, and VIM.
Grissom and wife, all Liberty, were in
town Tuesday. They report little, if
any more snow than here.
Ed Dennis, who has charge of Philip
Miller's ranch near Wenatchee, was
over last week visiting his parents. He
started on his return trip home Satur-
day.
David Coon, who has been working
in the coal mines at CleElum for some
tina lpast, came down this week. He
has been suffering of late with rheuma-
tiSm.
The G. A. r. will give basket so
cial in their hall on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 18th. Good music, admission free
Come one, come all, and have good
time.
Chas. Eulitz left Saturday for an ex-
tended visit in the south and east. He
will meet with the trade uniOnists il
st. Louis in May, to represent Wash
ington.
The Christian church has arranged
with Rev, w. S. Crockett to hold SO
ries of meetings at an early date, Rev
Crockett was in the city Sunday arrang-
ing for this service.
w. H. Knight, of Swauk Prairie
contemplates the construction OF an ir
rigating ditch from the Teanaway te
his place. The ditch will be about sia
miles in length and viii, cover four OF
five ranches. 1t will cost perhaps 81, 60(
and will reclaim 700 or 800 acres o
desert land.