The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-20

UnAS WSSe
Seth. Harmon Of CleElum was in the
city Tuesday.
John Cameron Of this city visited II
Tocoma over Sunday.
MR.. Alexander Gage has been dan
rerously i'll tho past week.
Holly Hill was over'..this week from
sevttle on visit with friends.
Mrs. w. A Thomas and children
visited over Sunday in Thorp.
Prof. Morgan's. little daughter, Mes
sic, is dangerously ill with fever.
Tillman Houser is building a nice
$1,000 residence on 9Th and Walnut.
Little Kate Wagner, age 10 years.
was sent to the reform school Saturday
FIJI. Wilkins of Spokane, was in the
city a few days this week on business.
The infant daughter Of George e.
Nicholson and wife died Monday NOR
ming.
Will johnson of Yakima, is up this
week visiting with mother, Mrs. M. j.
Durgan.
w. J. Welsh of Roslyn, attended
court here this week in the interests
Of his clients.
Superior court adjourned Friday al
ternoon of last week to Thurday morn
ing Of this week.
Oscar Westcott Of North Yakima,
visited with his father, D. 81. Westcott'
several days of late.
D. A. Brownfield Of Toppenish, was
in the city this week visiting with his
relitives and friends.
All the recently elected county Off
Gals except H. F. Blair, will take their
places early in January.
Frank L. Wilkins says there was only
about six inches of snow when he left
Spokane last Friday evening.
J. H. Smithscn's little son Frank is
quite sick with fever, having been
confined to his bed several days.
Some one broke into Westcott's gro
Gerry Sunday night and carried of some
goods to the. value Of perhaps S25.
Clearance Poland gave the young peo-
pie social dance at his home in Santa
Anna addition Wednesday evening.
Rev. Joe Deatherage has been en-
gagged in protracted meeting at Thorp
the past two weeks with good results.
Mrs. J. P. Flynn and daughters who
have spent the. past two months visit
ing in Spokane, returned home Monday.
The ranchers are taking advantage
Of the fine sleighing by pulling in fine
lot Of logs to be converted into lumber.
Rev. George, who lives not far from
CleElum, was in the city Wednesday
closing up land deal with Eugene
Ellison.
Frank Bossong will build a modern
residence as soon as spring opens to cost
$1,000 across the street from his palace
on Craig's hill.
Miss Evans, music teacher in the no
NAL, gave her pupils dinner at the
Vanderbilt Saturday. Covers were
laid for twenty.
Miss Nora Morgan and her brother
Harry came down from Clear Lake, B.
G., Monday to spend the winter with
relatives and friends
L, A. Larsen was in town Monday
With fine young horse that will not be
three years old until, May that tipped
the beam 1855 pounds.
In the football game between Ellens-
burg and North Yakima last Saturday,
in the latter city, the score stood FL
lensburg s to Yakima 0.
1t Is reported that the saloons have
: mutually. agreed among themselves to
observe the Sunday closing law. This
is certainly commendable:
Who COULD ask for finer winter
weather? Just cold enough and not too
cold, So far thelmercury has not gone
down to zero by two degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ramsay, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Il. Adams attended the we'd
ding Of Miss Edna Adams to Harry T..
bosie, in Seattle on Tuesday.
See the call in this issue for the west
side farmers at the court house Dec. q,
to organize company to construct a
telephone line covering the west side.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Warner gave a
dinner Saturday evening. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. p. p. Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Davidson, Miss Harris and
Miss Proudfoot.
Teachers certificates were granted
70 the following Kittitas teachers as a
result OF the November examination:
James F. Crook, Mary L. Peaslee, An
ma Wampler, Della White and d. G.
Bling.