The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-11-01
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D. D. Rusg maue "hiii"
week.
E.E. Wager visited in Roslyn this
week.
W. Coombes, of Easton came down
Saturday.
Clarence Poland sold his farm this
week for S., 900.
Sum Weinberg is over from Seattle
again this week.
A. Z. Hayden, was an Ellensburg
visitor this week.
John Dixon spent few days in the
country this week.
The Cascade Canal Co. finished its line
survey last Tuesday.
Capt. Steinman is building nice
barn on his property.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boedcher is reported better
L. L. Sharp was over this week to
help out bis political friends.
Mrs. Henry Weinberg and children
returned from albany Monday.
Jake Rego has just finished one OF the
finest residences on the west side.
.Chas. Thomas takes up school in dis
trict No. 45, near Thorp, Nov. 10th.
Rev. J. A. Deatherage breaches at
Thorp Sunday at II a. m. and p. M.
Ghas S. Fell, of North Yakima, will
take charge of the CleElum Echo today.
Municipal meeting, Tuesday Novem-
Der 4th. A good attendance is desired.
Governor. McBdide spoke to good
crowd in the theatre Saturday evening.
Raymond Chesney, of Tacoma has &C
cepted situation in the Central Meat
Market. ...... -...~ .-
Miss Maud Keys, of Tacoma, niece
of Mrs. Vim. Woodham arrived here
yesterday.
At the theatre tonight, the Haverly
Minstrels. -.',
VIM. Freyberger made a careful sur
vey of the political situation in Roslyn
this week.
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Office. The latest styles in beautiful
script type.
C. B. Graves and w. NJ. Kenney adj
dressed the meeting at Thorp Thurs
day evening.
F. F. Patterson came down from
Blewett Wednesday to stay until after
after election.
Miss Sarah Brennan has accepted
position as stenographer in the COM
pany store at Roslyn.
r. c. Fleck, OF Seattle, was in the
city this week visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Bonney.
Tillman Houser sold his block in San
ia Anna addition this week to Clarence
Poland. Consideration $500.
Mrs. Fred Gilmour was down from
Roslyn the first of the week. Miss
Mona Burk returned with her.
r. Lee Purdin collected taxes last
week at Roslyn and CleElum. He re-
ports collections good and easy.
Mrs. S. c. Baker and children went
to CleElum Sunday, where she took up
her work in the school Monday.
A. A. Werner has COW that gave
birth to three calves one day this week.
They are all alive and doing we'll.
Simon p. Fogarty has been out this
week delivering election supplies poll
book, tally sheets and official ballots.
Henry Sharp, of Seattle, is over this
week visiting friends and relatives. He
is travelling salesman for MerZ Dairy
supply company.
We call attention of our readers to
the professional card of j. j. Murray
who has located in our city with Office
at Palmer Bros livery barn.
There are two or more stenches on
the main streets that should be looken
after at once, on Pearl and another on
Fourth. They are positive disgrace
to the city.
Tomorrow morning a: o'clock the
the Ellensburg Gun club will entertain
the Roslyn and Yakima clubs at it's
traps on the base ball grounds in
friendly contest.
Mrs. Sarah J. King, of West Union
Ia, sister of A. F. Van Alstine, is
here this week to visit him and his fam
lily. 1t has been long time since they
met and it is week of Joy and pleas
ure with them.
Mrs. Edward La Bounty, of Tacoma.
is IN the city looking for location for
a brick building and also some good
farm property. All real estate agents
should do all they could to accommo-
date Mrs. Labounty and bring another
brick building to town.