The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-02-15

L. M. Jones ana w. II. WllSuS, OF
CleElum, were down this week.
VIM Mack, of CleElum came down
this week to transact some business.
The Vanderbilt will pay the high
est market price for chickens and eggs.
S. T. Packwood is considerably in
disposed but not in critical condition
Fine ginghams, chambrays, per-
Gales, ETC., ETC., at the New York Store.
New line of Hamburg embroideries
and fine white goods at the New York
Store.
Everett Corrothers has been confined
to his bed for several days with the
tonsilitis.
T. A. Davis, of North Yakima, was
in town this week looking up his mar
BILE interests.
Frank Wheeler, of Yakima, was up
this week to see Dr. Bean on profess
sional business.
"A large invoice OF souvenir goods
just received from Europe at Willis
Bazaar. tt
If you want good bed, get one of
our Quaker mattresses. IT,
FITTERER Bros
You want job printing that pleases.
That's the kind we do at The DAWN
Office. If
r. w. Taylor and family moved to
Pasco this week. Mr.. Taylor asks that
THE DAWN follow them to their new
home.
VIM. Grissom, of Liberty, and Henry
Grissom. of Ahtanum, were here this
week to attend the funeral OF their sis
ter, Mrs. Moses PETER.
Found, last Saturday, a little blue
coat about the right size for ten-year-
old girl. Owner can have same by
paying for this notice.
The teachers and lady boarders at the
dormitory took snow shovels Wednes
day evening and made a path from the
dormitory to the normal.
Reuben Pardee, who was accidentally
shot at Thorp more than week ago, is
reported to be up and around the house
and even walked across the street.
J. P. Sharp presented the dormitory
girls with lOO-pound sack of English
walnuts this week. The girls wish
there were more sharps in town,
Those Quaker Mattresses that Fit
terer Bros. will make you go to sleep
with a smile that lasts till you awake
in the morning. IT, 6
Any business left at THE DAWN
Office for the Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association, will be promptly attended
to. T. L. HENNEss, Agt.
Now you will have to hurry
Or else you will worry
About getting that spring sewing
Out OF the way.
H. L. Stewell. New York Store.
The shed to Kleinberg's warehouse
fell Saturday under the weight of wet
snow. 1t contained about so of hay
belonging to ]. w. McCaustland, and
several tons of B. F. Reeds mill feed.
--Fitterer Bros have received their
spring line of Gocarts and Baby Car
riages. They are beauties. Call and
see them. If. 6
FITTERER BROS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Boorman, of Dawson
City, were guests of Ralph Davis and
wife this week. Mr.. Boorman has just
returned from visit to his old home
in England and he and his wife are now
on their way to Dawson.
A basket social and entertainment
will be given by tho Wilson Creek Lit
erary society aided by the school, on
the evening of Feb. %. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the district. All
are invited. Ladies are requested to
bring baskets
Fitterer Bros have been awarded the
contract to place $50 chairs in the new
opera house. The chairs are made by
one of the best establishments in the
United States, and when Fitterer Bros.
get through with the job, we will guar
antee that our people will be thorough
ly pleased.
Peter Stultz and f. Maggie, of western
Idaho, passed through hare the latter
part of last week, enroute for Seattle
with a load of stock. They stopped
here to feed their cattle and while in
town Mr. Stultz found that he and o.
w. Pautzke were old friends in Wiscon-
J sin and Dakota.