The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-05-31

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Stop and try dish of ice cream at
the Palace.
w. A. Thomas made visit to Easton
Wednesday.
p. A. Getz made Thorp 4 visit last
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. L. Connolly visited in Iaki-
ma Sunday.
Don't forget the Palace when in need
of fresh fruit.
f. +. Wager spent the day in Gle
Elum Tuesday.
Shall we celebrate on the Fourth:
OF course. Why not?
Rev. Davis, of North Yakima was
in our city this week.
For clean spring water ice, see
Martin Michels & Son.
S. c. Boedcher says that the NJ. W.
A. is growing very rapidly.
Joseph Mako, of Blewett, was in our
town few days this week,
Mrs. II. V. Human has been consid-
erably indisposed this week.
Bring that contemplated order for
lob printing to The DAWN office.
Elmer Stewart came down from los
Ign Saturday and returned Monday.
Fancy boiling pork at the Boss
Bakery and Grocery. IT,
The Gallna club met with Mrs. A. }.
Damman last Wednesday afternoon.
Go to a. J. Schele for all kinds of
soft drinks. 1T
The ball game last Saturday was wit
messed by 1000 people, so the boys say.
c. H. Human, principal Of the Roslyn
public school, was in the city Saturday.
w. H. Mckee and family were the
guests of the editor and family Sunday.
George Mitchell is building a nice
little cottage in the south part of town.
w. j. Welsh. of Roslyn, was looking
after legal matters at the court house
Saturday.
w. H. Stoddard, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some days is reported some
better.
Mrs. a. L. Slemmons is spending the
week in North Yakima with her many
friends.
Edward Pruyn and wife spent the
week in Portland visiting Mrs. Pruyn's
daughter.
Jacob Salladay has just finished up a
fine large barn and also an addition to
his house.
Joe Turner came down from the
ranch Sunday to give orders for a sup
ply of grub.
James Conarty left this week for
Wenatchee, where he expects to spend
the summer.
A large stock of the latest patterns
of wall paper just received at Morgan,
Book Store.
Isaac Muma has about finished up
nice little barn on the place he bought
of w. p. Hiddleson.
Molly Peasley of Stockton, California
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Thomas this week.
Rev. Willis L. Pettibone will preach
in the Divert school house next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs r. A. Turner and daughter
went up to the ranch Monday to take
the boys a grub stake"
Ramsay has a full set of the latest i'm
proved tools and machinery in their tin
shop. All work guaranteed. 4
Wedding stationery, the finest out
and tho latest styles of type, approved
by the elite of society," at this Office.
Summer suits, not the usual ready
made kind, but the "Superior" Hart
Shatfner and Marx. Sold by Fred
Wolff.
Considerable complaint is being made
aDOuu tne FARMERS allowing waste wa
ter to get out into the roads and doing
much damage.
common remark of the Roslyn peO-
pie last Saturday and Sunday was" My.
but don't they have fine weather in
Kittitas valley"
petition to the saloon men has
been circulated and largely signed this
week, asking them to close their places
OF business on Sunday.
Unless something should happen to
the fruit crop, and there is no likeli-
hood of it now, the crop will be
the greatest in the history of the valley.
1t is all a mistake about s. W. Max
ey not being a candidate for register
of the Yakima land Office. He has ,e-
cured the endorsement Of the county
committee and state committeeman.
Don't forget this Office when you are