The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-14

DR.. Fetch returned from vlslI 10
Seattle Tuesday.
H. S. Champie went over to the
Sound Thursday.
The harvesting of the alfalfa will
begin next week.
The last of the hay crop OF 1902 Is
now being marketed.
Rumor has it that David Coon has
gone to Roslyn to get married.
Chas. Thomas spent several days this
week with his parents ut Thorp.
A. O. Wishard and son Archie, are
over from Seattle visiting the family.
Ranchers report the hay crop fully
I'D to the average in quantity and
quality.
Ira Thomas of CleElum, visited with
his brother w. \. and family, over
Sunday.
Road cart and harness with cut-a-
way collar for sale cheap. See Horton
Crandall.
A large delegation of our people at
tended the ball game at North Yakima
last Sunday.
The advertising rates of THE DAWN
are the same to ALL regardless of the
house or firm.
Jake Litterer was the recipient of a
fine accordion this week from the San
Francisco Examiner.
7. +. McCaustland of North Yakima,
was up this week looking after his in
terests in the valley.
The subscription list of THE DAWN is
growing rapidly, increasing at the rate
of one subscriber per day.
Mrs. c. L. Collins had relapse on
Tuesday afternoon, but as we go to press
she is reported much improved.
Isaac Mumma has the contract for
building the new machine shop for
Becker. Stieren. SCHUYLER & Raskins.
The Ellensburg postotfice becomes a
StCOuu CldSS OlllCC ISl. anu VIZ
salary will be raised to $4,000 per year.
Olif Hansen has compiled very large
and commodious barn on his ranch west
of town, near c. II. Gray's fine ranch.
George Champie isputting up large
barn, 42XS0 feet and 80 feet to the plate
for David Murray, on his ranch west of
town.
Mrs. O. Norling and her mother
Mrs. Z. Trogen, went to Portland Mon
day to visit relatives and friends for a
week or two.
John Veach of Thorp, was in the city
Saturday to consult physician in re-
gard to his mother, who was danger
ously at that time.
David COiner, who moved to Gle
Elum last fall, has this week returned
to his first love and says Ellensburg is
good enough for him.
Ed Human of Mission. was over this
week to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
H. V. Human. His mother and sisters
Pearl and Agnes returned home with
him to spend the summer
Arthur Decker, who was up in Justice
Boyles court Monday for using abusive
language toward Lambert Raskins,
failed to got bond and was sent to Jail
to lay out his fine and cost, $3.50
The game of ball between the grocers
and shoe men on one side and the dry
goods men and clOthiers on the other
came off on Tuesday as per schedule,
resulting in five scores to the favor of
the first mentioned team. The final
score at the end of six innings, was II
to 10 in favor of the grocers.
At the field meet in Yakima on last
Tuesday the normal team of this city
was beaten one point, not counting the
relay race which was not run, because
of the absence of two of Ellensburg's
listed contestants, and the Yakima
team would not admit of substitutes so
gaining, unjustly, five points. making
their score sum up 59t points, while the
home team scored 53i points. Our
team carried off seven out of twelve
frs. places
Last Tuesday afternoon and evening
the kittitas County Sunday School as
ISOLATION held its annual meeting in
in this city. A special feature of the
occasion was the presence of Rev. w.
5. Merrett, of Tacoma, president OF the
State Sunday School association and
editor of the Sunday school worker.
his words and those of the local pastors
who assisted impressed their hearers
with deeper sense of the vital i'm
portance of Sunday School work
The following item we clip from the
Wenatchee Republican: "a pleasant
wedding occurred Sunday. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Brisson. near
Wenatchee, when'their daughter Olive