The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-22
The Local NeqvS.
Tho CITY election occurs on Dec. >.

r. p. Tjossem maze "Trip " l "0 ''''''
recently.
r. B. Wilson spent Sunday in
Tacoma.
Tbos. Baxter spent Saturday in
Tacoma.
Louie Speaker of CleElum was in the
city Monday.
The county commissioners will meet
Monday, Nov. "A.
John NJ. Newman of Thorp was on
our streets Monday.
Mr.. Thompson is putting in Il meat
market at Gle Elum.
R.A. Puett spent few days this
week with his brother in Everett
w. r. Morrison, proprietor of the
Springbrook mills, was in the city Mon
day.
Creamery butter is now quoted at 81
cents per pound. Who says there is no
money in handling cows?
Frank Kobilka will soon occupy the
Geddis annex, the room in which The
DAWN was published for six years.
Edward Whitson, one of the prom
inent legal lights of North Yakima,
was in the city few hours on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Phelps returned few
days since from an extended visit with
her brother, Clay Smith, at Nez Perse,
Idaho.
The work on John w. Crawford's
residence on Main street, west of James
Ramsey's residence, is progressing
nicely.
Taylor g. Watson have just com
pleted u large hay and feed barn for
the Ellensburg Meat Company at their
stockyards south of town.
w. j. Moore is theater policeman and
the patrons of the gallery are expected
to keep order, otherwise Mr.. Moore
will see that order is preserved.
Vote for tho ditch or water power
proposition on Dec. .. 1t has the ear
marks of good sound business prop
osition and one worthy of trial.
Isaiah Buchanan came down from the
mines on the Manastash in which he is
interested reports the finding of a A.
foot vein of coal, about % miles from
this city.
F. L. Trip is building residence
on the lots recently bought of S. L.
Packwood in block between the Pres
byterian and First Christian church
buildings.
w. L. Crowley of CleElum was in the
city Saturday to get a concensus of
opinion as to his contemplated resig
nation and acceptance of deputyship
under Robert L. Thomas, sheriff elect.
The 'hoodo" which has persistently
followed up the Cascade restaurant has
been removed by Messrs. Vance Bros,
caterers from Tacoma who are putting
up a good bill of fare and they solicit
your patronage.
We understand that George Sayles
Will be candidate for reelection to
the position OF city clerk. He has GER
tainly been a very faithful and obliging
officer and is worthy of the suffrage of
all good citizens.
G. A. Founce died at the county poor
larm Saturday morning at the age of
about ~ years. Mr.. Founce came to
'nis state, then territory, many years
ago, and at one time was well-to-do
larmer but finally died pauper.
Joe Agnew, who has spent the last
three years in Alaska, came down last
week and spent Il few days visiting with
Mr. and Mrs c. II. Gray. He left
saturday evening for the east. where
he will spend some time before return
Ing to the west.
AT the coming city election one
councilman is to be elected from the
FIRST ward to succeed b. S. Weed, two
from the Second ward to succeed c. S.
amer and W. F. Doughty, and one at
mrge to succeed a. NJ. Wright, also a
Guy clerk and city attorney.
on Friday evening, the 18th inst,
oeilshtful little party was given her
friends by Freda Wallace, in honor of
her tenth birthday. Those present
were: Esther With, Iris Wirth,
Lucille Talbot, Florence Thomas. Ariz-
o'ia swain, Jeanie Stewart, Frances
Lauderdale, Norma Lauderdale. Ruth
narthoet, Thelma Carter. Thelma
NOME Olive Ames, Hazel Farrell.
Neiiie Wright Callie Jackson, Dollie
Moooham, Nellie Coughin, Ella Hayes.
Mary Wilson, Matte Wilson and Dora
otlnger. The little misses had de-
hshtful time and partook of deliciou,
collation.. The decorations were all
pink Miss Freda was the delighted
recipient of many beautiful and appro
pirate presents.