The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-06-28
The Local Neqvs.


the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Anderson left this
week for Spokane.
Fred Sanders returned from Germany
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Ella Wiser of CleElum. is visit
ing Mrs. Ii. G. Ackley.
Rev. T. j. Randall visited with his
sons in Roslyn this week.
Mrs. II. G. Ackley entertained Mrs.
Scott of Yakima Wednesday.
Paul Cooper of Portland, has secured
position in Elwoods drug store.
Try the Gunthres Chocolates at the
Palace, Thomas & Schultz, Props.
c. S. Billiard left for Seattle Thurs
day to attend the G. f.. convention.
John and Joe Turner hauled down y
cords of fine wood form Thorp this week.
James Leslie of the Richmond Paper
company, was an Ellensburg visitor
Thursday.
The big timber fire on the west side
filled the valley with smoke Saturday
and Sunday.
If you wish to patrOnize a hotel
that employs no Chinese help, try the
Grand Pacific.
Mrs. Austin Mires and children left
Thursday for visit and an outing near
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. c. S. Palmer returned this week
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Minnesota.
The finest line of ladies fine shirt
waists ever brought to this city at NJ.
Bartholet e. Co.'S See them.
r. b. Lambson and Arthur, also Dick
Geddis, went up Roslyn Thursday to do
some sheet iron roofing for Schlotfeldt
Bros.
Mabel Williams, F'loy Grindrod, Mrs.
Reese Jones, John Clymer and wife are
attending the state c. +. convention
in Seattle.
Have you noticed those fine full sheet
Fourth OF July posters? They are the
product of the job department OF THE
DAWN office.
Try Thomas e. Schultz for fine
cigars, imported and domestic. They
keep the very best, the only kind you
care to smoke.
You miss the opportunity of your life
if you fail to call at Bartholet's store
and see those fine shirt waists. They
are the only waists.
Every lady in the valley is cordially
invited to call and inspect the finest
line of shirt waists on the Pacific coast,
at NJ. Bartholet & Cos.
The city should put in shape First
street from Pearl to where it connects
with county road in front of the resi-
dence of w. A. Thomas.
J. A. Leach, deputy sheriff of Yaki-
ma county, was in the city Saturday to
see his son Frank, who is under DR..
Beans care in the hospital.
Clark Burroughs resumed his old job
of street sprinkling Monday. His
health is much improved and we trust
he may fully recover his lost health.
Will Zetzsche, Ed Dickson, James
Shaw, c. Blackburn and James Steven
son are in Portland this week attending
the annual meeting of the Rod and
Gun Club.
Rev. J. S. Smith, formerly pastor Of
the NJ. f. church here, but now OF Gar
field, stopped off day here this week
on his return from the G.. A. II. state
encampment.
Many thousand dollars have been
pulled out of Ellensburg during the
past year on oil and mining stock.
We trust that the harvest will be great
for each investor.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Stowell, Mrs. p. =. Gray,
Miss Jessie Wilcox, Miss Remmele Mrs.
]. B. Davidson and family and Mrs. NJ.
a. Schnebly leave Tuesday fora months
outing at Ocean Park.
Editor A. A. Patterson, Of the Loom
is Register was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reeves. He won't up the river
Thursday morning. w enatchee Adj
vance.
The ladies aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold an ice cream social at
the church parlors Wednesday evening
July I'd. Ice cream and cake ljc. Ice
cream, cake and coffee 25c. Every body
welcome.
Fred Reeves, OF the Wenatchee Ad-
vance has sold his paper and plant to
Maj. A. J. Lindsay. We are sorry to
part company with Bro. Reeves, and
welcome Bro. Lindsay to the tribe OF
pencil showers.
The fruit crop of Kittitas will be the
greatest ever known in the history of
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