The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-12-27
Christmas and 20 inches of snow.

E. G. Beldin visited IN Tacoma VI
Monday.
Rev. A. F. Mclean spent Christmas
in Seattle.
II 1T Castor came up from Yakims
Wednesday.
. DR.. McCauley and wife are visiting
at Ocean Park.
Judge Rudkin held court in Chelar
county this week.
Andrew Flodine of Liberty, was or
our streets Saturday.
E. E. Wager went to CleElum on le'
gal business Monday.
H. Blair of the Roslyn school was
in the city Thursday.
&c. Aldrich of the Vanderbilt, Wis
tied in Yakima Sunday.
! &C. A. Manners of. Spokane, is visit
ing in the city this week. .....
The Boss Bakery is very neatly and
appropriately decorated.
s. w. Maxey is visiting his brother
at Colwell, Idaho, this week,
Floyd Edgington has temporary po-
sition in Flynn's shoe store,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Warner gave a
card party Monday evening.
Mrs. Will J. Boyd is reported about
the same as for several days past.
Will German bought A. J. Sugars
ranch out east OF town few days since.
Mrs. John A. Shoudy, Jr., is spending
the holidays with relatives in Seattle,
Assessor Kenney has appointed r. b.
stevens OF Thorp, as his head deputy.
W. j, Welsh OF Roslyn, was looking
after legal matters at the court house
Tuesday.
William Linihan, one of our famous
ball tossers, spent few days of late in
Yakima.
Prot. W. E. Wilson will attend the
state teachers associat ton in Seattle
next week.
A. F. Currier left few days since
for Boston, Mass, where he will spend
the winter.
John Hoskins Of Roslyn, spent Christ
mas in this city with his sister, Mrs.
s. L. Ames. ?'-
Both Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Flynn's
little daughters are down with pneu.
monia fever.
W. E. Crowley of Gle Elum, was down
Monday to make arrangements about
moving down.
Word has reached us that Earnest
Baderstcher has opened harness shop
In Portland, Oregon.
B. F. Reed returned from Seattle on
Wednesday. He was snow-bound about
ten hours in the Cascades.
Rev. Rollin E. Blackman will preach
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening.
Henry Drum of Olympia, noted poll.
tician in democratic ranks, was in the
city Tuesday on land deal.
c. L. Smith of Tacoma, and Miss
Mamie Miller Of Roslyn, were married
In the latter city Thursday.
John L. Brownfisldof Toppenish, was
up this week visiting with his sister,
Mrs. Nora McIrvin and family.
Arthur Damman and wife came over
from Pullman Saturday to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
John veach of Thorp, was in the city
Monday, having come in off the read to
spend the holidays with his family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jenkins of Roslyn,
spent Christmas in this city with Mrs.
jenkins mother, Mrs. Ellen Shoudy.
Henry Charlton, who was seriously
nurt at the dance at Jake Filer's about
smonth ago, is report as being danger
ously i'll again.
Mrs. Ed Fogarty and children Joined
Mr.. Fogarty in Prosser Saturday. Ed
mas position in d. s, Sprinkle's big
store in that city.
The snow is reported to be five feet
aeep on the Robinson hill; six feet in
isosiyn, ten at Easton and twenty at
'ne mouth of Stampede tunnel.
Rev. J. w. Zachary, the temperance
organizer who stirred the forces in this
place last May, at the late election re-
celved over 14OO votes for congressman
In the 4th district of Kentucky.
The United Brotherhood of Carpen-
.ers and Joiners of America elected the
,ollowlng officers Monday evening:
resident H. G. Ackley, vice-president
w. !. Francis, treasurer G. H. Baker,
financial secretary. A. Weeks, record
lug secretary w. J. Moore. conductor
S'"aA ochorman, sentry T. J. Collier.