The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-07

Tuesday.
DR.. p. p. Gray was Il Tacoma visitor
this week.
Stop and try dish of ice cream at
the Palace.
w. A. Thomas visited the school at
Liberty Tuesday.
A big discount on dinner sets at
Willis's Bazaar
Walter Hayward of Thorp, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs H. J. Felch is visiting Felchs
parents in Seattle.
For clean spring water ice, see
Martin Michels & Son.
H. H. Mumma is getting on nicely
with his 81. 200 residence.
S. J. Kendall of Thorp, was among
the visitors to our city Tuesday.
Mrs. f. J. Bryant OF CleElum visited
in Ellensburg during the past week.
Fancy boiling pork at the Boss
Bakery and Grocery. IT,
N. L. Stanton of North Yakima. is
in the city in the interest of O. of W.
Go to A. j. Schele for all kinds OF
soft drinks. ~
Ed. J. A. woodward preached at the
Central Christian church Sunday at ii
a. m
Ed. J. A. woodward will preach at
the Packwood school house Sunday at
II a. m.
A large stock of the latest patterns
of wall paper just received at Morgan :
Book Store.
John and Joe Turner came down
from the ranch Wednesday to get ready
to make hay.
J.H. Ringer and w. Z. Francis are
doing the finishing work on c. L. Col
Inns residence.
w. A. Thomas returned last evening
from trip to the northern part of the
county visiting schools
w. f. Miller of the American Paper
company of Seattle, was among his
patrons here on Wednesday.
Cad and Ray Sloan started overland
Thursday for Dufer, Oregon, where
they expect to spend the summer.
J. r. Thomas and wife of Thorp,
were visiting the family of their son,
w. A. of this city on Wednesday.
Lay aside your work next Tuesday
afternoon and go to the (merry-go-
round) business mems ball game.
H. Young, representing the Califor-
MIA Ink company of San Francisco and
Seattle, was in the city Thursday.
S. c. Boedscher is employed now by
J. G. Boyle to make a number OF maps
and drawings in his abstract books.
Summer suits, not the usual ready
made kind, but the "Superior' Hart,
Shatfner and Marx. Sold by Fred
Wolff.
Henry S. Champie, who has made his
home in Liberty for nearly year past,
returned to this city Monday to spend
the summer
The city is having the hill on Thirt
street graded down, is also making
quite fill in front of Tom Smiths resi-
dence on same street
Rev. Hanks conducts services at Gle
Elum, June Sth at IL a. m. and p. m.
AT Meaghersville June 10Th at | a. IN.
and at CleElum at s p. IN.
Next Sunday is childrens day in the
Presbyterian church and all who do not
attend church services elsewhere are
invited to attend this service.
Having sold out, have left on hand
an s-inch pillow and cutivator for sale.
They are as good as new, but will go at
half price. Horton Crandall.
There will be an entertainment at
the NJ. +. church Wednesday evening
June llth. Ice cream and cake will be
served for 10 cents. This will be fol-
lowed by musical romance.
Dick Williams a l3-year old colored
boy Of Roslyn, was tried in that city
Tuesday on charge Of petty larceny.
Sheriff Brown brought the lad to this
city as a subject for the reform school.
Rev. Hanks informs us that the NJ.
+. church chapel at CleElum will soon
be completed and ready for services.
He says the money is all subscribed and
everything in readiness to start on their
chapel in b.a,ton.
Dennis Strong of Mission, formerly
commissioner of this county, but more
recently holding a like position in Che
Ian county, has concluded to locate in
Seattle and has purchased handsome
residence in that city.
c. Y. Warner was called to Roslyn
Tuesday to prosecute Frank V Sand
berg, charged with attempted rape on