The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-04-05
The Local Neqvs.

Commissioners court convenes next
Monday.
Henry Ramm, of Thorp, was in town
Tuesday.
Fred Gilmour, of Ros lyn, was in town
this week.
VIM. Mack, of Clellum, was in town
this week.
The jury was called to serve the
court Wednesday.
John and Joe Turner took their cat
tie to the ranch Tuesday.
Misses Cora Koch and Lulu Voice, OF
Swauk, disited in this city recently.
Billy McEwen was in Monday and
took out fine double seated carriage.
Rev. A. Martin will preach Sunday
at II am. in the First Christian church.
Thomas Maxey will attend the dog
show in Seattle which opens Wednes-
day.
Peter McCallum, of CleElum, was in
town Tuesday shaking hands with old
friends.
Con Giezentanner has charge OF G.
w. Pautzke's gallery at CleElum for
short time.
Miss Emma Francis has finished up
her school near CleElum and returned
to this city.
Miss Mamie Burchard returned with
her sister, Mrs. Sinclair, to her home
in Spokane.
Mrs. Eva Sherwood. of North Yaki-
ma, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Boyd, recently.
Miss Nordby. who has been i'll for
some weeks, we are glad to say is on the
happy road to recovery.
The normal students all played 'tl u
ant" April LIST. The faculty had the
building to itself in the forenoon.
Mrs. William Grimm, who lives out
east of town, has been seriously i'll of
late. but we are glad to report that she
is doing nicely.
Ninety-eight persons came down from
Roslyn, on a special train. to attend
the opening show at the opera house
Monday evening.
The open season for trout fishing in
the waters of the state begun Tuesday,
April LIST and continues seven months
Owing to the heavy demand made on
our advertising space, we are forced to
abandon at least for awhile our state
news column.
Jack Olmstead and his mother left
Saturday afternoon for their new home
In Puyallup, Phil will remain here Il
month longer before going over.
II. Monahan, of Meaghersville, was
down recently on business. He speaks
very encouragingly of the Swauk mines
and says he looks for much good work
In that camp this year.
L, N. Mccain and Mrs, Albert Me
Klnnon desire to express their thanks
to their friends who 50 kindly admin
istered to them in their affection and
bereavement of a loving wife and sister.
Jacob Salladay sold his ranch, mile
southeast of town, consisting of l2O
acres to Chas Delig and Louis Poison
h. nnnct1o,nt ion hainu x1D
600. Mr.. Salladay will shortly move
to Kamiah, Idaho.
The third event in the lecture course
of the Municipal Improvement society
Monday evening, April IA, when Col.
Geo, r. Vending, the celebrated plat
form orator, will deliver his great lee
ture, saul of Tarsus," in the normal
hall at 8 p. m.
The celebration of the fifth anniver
sary of Tanum lodge [. 0. O. +. last
Friday was largely attended and goo'
time enjoyed by all who were present
The meeting was addressed by Rev. w
NJ. Kenney and Hon. Ralph Kaufman
of this city. Tanum lodge has been ex
ceedingly prosperous since its organl
zation.
Calvin Helig. president AT the North
western Theatrical company, of Taco
ma, was over Monday evening to at
tend the opening of the new opera
house. as was also John Cort, of Seattle
who owns number of good oper'
houses on this coast Both parties ex
pressed themselves as delighted witt
our play house and said that Ellensbur'
would never be sighted when Il first
class company was wanted,