The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-30
The Local Nevs.



lao Otter visited in this city last
week.
Are you ready for the circus and the
Carnival?
TB. Goodwin, of Thorp, was in the
city Monday.
Justice Smith, of Roslyn, was in the
city Monday.
The farmers are all very busy looking
after their hay,
Several carloads of new hay is coming
in every day now.
F.. Blair came down from toslyn
Friday and returned Monday.
John Schamehorn left Saturday for Il
two weeks visit in Everett.
Mrs. John Landon of North Yakima.
visited in this city recently.
L. NJ. Randall, of Ro>lyn, spent Sun
day in this city with his parents.
Three representatives of the Spokes-
man review were in town Tuesday.
The commissioners meet as Il board
of equalization Monday, August Sd.
W. H. GROCER, of Roslyn, the popular
cigar maker was in the city Monday.
The excavation for the annex to the
Caldwell block on Fourth street is about
complete.
JIG. Boyle spent few days in North
Yakima last week visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs w. A. Thomas and children
visit relatives near Thorp Saturday
night and Sunday.
Rev. J. NJ Morris of Everett.
preached Sunday at II Il IN. at the
First Christian church.
The nine-hour day and the high price
Of lumber has stopped the working OF
buildings in North Y akima.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Wager came
down from their camp on the upper
Tsanaway Saturday afternoon.
Gus Hansen, of Seattle, formerly OF
this city, was in town Friday last,
shaking hands with old friends.
Will Frost and wife of Spokane, who
spent a week visiting in this city left
for their home Tuesday morning.
II your assessment is not satisfactory
remember the board of equalization sits
August 3rd to 9Th, only three days.
Mrs. Walter Stanchiield of Winona,
Mimi, is guest of her brothers, y.
C. and W. A. Steinman, and families
c. s. Baker visited on the Sound
since our last issue, returning home
yesterday, accompanied by his wife and
children.
Mrs. w. a. Lee and children, who
were the guests of Mrs. II. G. Ackley
last week, have returned to their home
in Connell.
Rev Willis Z. Pettbone, pastor OF
the Baptist church, will preach at the
Dysert schoolhouse next Sunday, Aug.
md, at 81 p. IN.
G. a. Branscomb and his corps of
writer's who are getting out the history
of Kitttas county, are working Ros Ign
and Cle-Elum this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Killmour have
are living in Mrs. William ltehmkc's
mouse on Sprague street.
George Champe received a letter a
lew days since, announcing the death
OF his father at hi, home in Ackavert
Texas. He was % years old.
Mrs. William Rehmke and children
went down to North Yakima Saturday
to spend several weeks visiting with
her sister, Mrs. SCHNEIDER.
Joseph Dixon, formerly y. +. cashier
At the Ellensburg depot, came in from
hlS home at Wallace, Idaho, last Fri
Jay to visit his aged father and other
relatives.
Sunday morning fourteen refri9era-
Tor cars of dressed beef consigned to
SOUND markets passed through here
ana were supplied with several tons OF
ice at the depot.
Elder j. \. woodward preached at
rlous Corner last Sunday at | IA. m,
W good sized audienc. He will preach
al the Packwood school house next
sunday at | ! IA m.
I. '. Warner, who has been with his
SICK mother at Leon. Iowa, for the past
DIX weeks, returned home Monday
morning. He says he left his mother
some better, hoping that she would
soon recover.
|. E. Lattimer, formerly editor Of
.ne Llberator, socialist paper pub
hsned in Portland. Ore. and a. +.
iowler, cartoonist for the same, We're
Ill the city Friday. From here they
went to North Yakima.
John Burch returned a few days since
rom the famous Ladd stock farm near
tortiand, Oregon, where he purchased
a''een fine Shropshire bucks for his
aocK and sixteen for r. b. Wilson's
NocK. They cost $50 per head.