The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-29

Monday.
Prof. Bruton Of Roslyn, was in the
city Saturday.
L. T. Castor, Of North Yakima was
up this week.
E. I. Anderson, of Olympia was ID
the city Sunday.
George w. Elliott OF Seattle was IN
the city Wednesday.
RIM. Osborne, of Thorp' was down
on business Monday.
At St. John of Thorp was court
ing" here this week.
AS. Randall spent Sunday in this
city with his parents.
BE. Craig is over from his Columbia
river ranch this week.
VIM. Drury, of Republic, is visiting
1T. Travers and family.
George Mitchell says his potato crop
amounts to fully 5000 eushels.
Thomas johnson of CleElum was
attending court here this week.
W. ]. Welsh, of Roslyn, attended
court here several days recently.
Charley Thomas, who teaches near
Thorp, was in the city Saturday.
VIII. RAIDER left this week on bus
mess visit to the Big Bend country.
The board of county commissioners
was in session Monday and Tuesday.
Ex-senator John B. Allen, OF Walla
Walla is attending court here this
week.
w. n. RAIDER was in the city Tuesday
to consult doctor in regard to sick
daughter.
Mrs. ]. L. Brown is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Will Hale, at Missoula,
Montana.
John F. Travers will open up his
h ardware store in a few days in the
room vacated by T. B. Lambson.
H. J. Snively was in the city Satur-
day looking after the interests OF his
clients in Judge Rudkin's court.
Riley Moorehead and family left
Wednesday for Oregon, near Portland,
where he intends to locate per-
manently.
Ey.Congressman Chas. 8. Voorhees,,
Of Spokane, attended court here this
week in the case of the Middle Kittitas
Irrigation district.
Died, Ivan Mason Moore, 10 months
old, Saturday at II a. M, of pneumonia.
The funeral services were held Monday
morning ut II o'clock.
Ed Skillman, Of New Jersey, broth
er-in-law Of our fellow-townsman, C. J.
Vanderbilt, arrived here few days
since to spend the winter.
Ed Girard fell Saturday evening and
broke his hip bone. He attempted to
mount bootblack's chair and slipped
thus causing this painful accident.
Mrs. Robbins, who lives on Reecer
Creek, and who has been dangerously
Ill for some time, is reported as growing
no better Little hopes are entertained
OF her recovery.
Rev. Henry r. Coleman, supreme
chancellor of the oriental order of Pill
grim knights, delivered lecture on
"Freemasonry in the Holy Land" at
Masonic hall on Tuesday evening.
Charles Gerbrea, one OF the Oldest
and most popular tailors, is now in the
employ Of Frank Kobilka's establish
ment, where he will be pleased to see
his many friends at their new tore
opposite The DAWN.
Mrs. VIM. Jordan who at one time
lived here died recently in Republic OF
typhoid fever She leaves husband
and seven children. Mr.. Jordan at one
Time was a prominent citizen of this
valley and has many friends here who
sympathize deeply with him.
A Williamsburg, N. Y, pastor was
forced to resign on account of his assail.
ing the fancy stockings the ladies of bis
church were wearing. The church
trustees logically assumed that even il
'hey were guilty of wearing bright
colored or fish net stockings the greater
Blu lay IN the minister knowing it.
Inc Cascade restaurant, operated b,
n. Messrs. Vance Bros, put up a swell
thanksgiving dinner. The menu con
sisted OF vegetable soup, fish, roast tur
Key cranberry sauce, fried chicken or
'oast' chicken fricassee, roast beef
pork and veal with dressing, OK tongue
spanish. For dessert there was mince
ana pumpkin pie, English plum pud
ding brandy sauce, ice cream and fruit
all for two bits. Joe Vance is chef, lyNil
King, short order cook, and Ear
Rochester head waiter