The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-02-15
The Local Nezvs.
Snow? 1t couldn't help it.

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Sam Craig left for Spokane Thursday.
Sam Pearson went over to Seattle on
business Tuesday.
D. A. Brownfield, OF Toppenish, was
in the city the past week.
Charles Coleman registered at the
Tourist in Tacoma Saturday.
W.Luff went over to the Sound Sun
day to be gone week or more.
George Woods and wife left Sunday
for an extended visit in Seattle,
Strangers are coming in every day
with view to locating with us.
During the absence of the city clerk
Robert Hovey acted in his stead.
Clark Burroughs, the city driver, Is
confined to his bed with rheumatism.
w. J. Walker, editor of Freeman's
Labor Journal was in town Saturday
Mrs, Rodney Palmer left on Monday
morning to visit relatives on the Sound
Rev. Crockett begins series OF meet
ings at the Christian church this even
ing.
Rev. Richardson, Of Yakima, preach
ed at the Christian church Sunday at
II a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Bornell, of Taco
ma, are guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.
Weed.
Tho y,io and three
children are down with the grip this
week.
Mrs. Mattox, who has been seriously
i'll for some time past, Is gradually re-
covering.
Chas. VanBuskirk has resigned his
position in the dispatcher's Office at
Ashland, Ore.
Henry Dewiscourt was over from Sc
attic this week to visit his people and
see his best girl.
NJ. E. Carson, guard in the Walla
Walla penitentiary, was the guest OF
Thomas Maxey.
Mrs. Davis of SanF'rancisco, arrived
recently to visit her parents, Samuel
Kreidel and wife.
w. f. Rabson who is travelling for
SanFrancisco Photo supply house, was
in town Saturday.
George Sayles and Ed Brown went
over to Seattle Wednesday. George
will return Monday.
e. l. Anderson, ex-county surveyor
of this County, but now OF Olympia, was
in our city Saturday.
c. Swain, of Roslyn, stopped off
here Monday, on his way home from
eastern Washington.
Joe Dixon and family are expected to
arrive home tomorrow. We are glad
to know of his recovery.
Thomas Agnew and wife, of Monte
Christie, are visiting relatives and
friends in Ellensburg
w. L. Zetzsche, who has been visit
ing in Missouri and Illinois for two
months, is expected in today.
II you want half or full sheet poster
you can get them At THE DAWN office
that are guaranteed to please.
Miss Olga Davies, of the eighth
grade in our public schools, spent few
days in Seattle the past week.
B. A. Gault, of the Equitable, went
to Yakima this week to work for the
for q oonn1a IF ,pOpth1
A party Of friends surprised Miss
Bessie Rogers last Saturday evening.
The evening was spent at progressive
whist.
Thos. Maxey is thinking seriously of
taking . trip through the southern
states in search Of pair of blood
hounds.
The fifth number OF the School Bull
letin was turned out in our job room
this week and is credit to our Office
and Mr.. Thomas.
e. J. Young, formerly with Frank
McCandless, of this city, but who has
been in Seattle for several years past,
WAS In our city over sunday.
George Champie this week finished
Mrs. ]. M. Ready's residence in East
Kittitas. 1t is claimed to be one of the
finest farm residences in Kittitas val
ley.
II it is true that large amount of
clover is frozen out this winter, it is
eighty probable that larger amount Of
wheat will be sowed this spring than
for many years
Rev. A. F. Mclean will preach at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
on the extent of the AtOnemet", or
''For whom did Christ Die? In the
evening the subject will be "The Cos
pei of Courtesy"
Married, Sunday, Feb 9th, at high
noon, at the residence of Mrs, F. Baker
Miss Pearl Baker, to Clyde J. Williams
Of Tacoma, Rev. Hanks officiating.