The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-09
The Local Neqvs.

Don't fail to read the carnival adv
u this issue.
The phones on the east side rura
line are being put in this week.
Joe Turner is assisting O. Norling OF
the east side rural telephone line.
What is the matter with our rura
correspondent? We miss them yer,
much.
Mrs. Nj. A. Schnebly and Mar,
Davidson left this evening for month.
visit in Walla Walla.
Mrs. Nellie Draper and Lula Frog
gett of Tacoma, are guests of thei,
mother Mrs. +. A. Carpenter.
Bob Hepburn and family picniced al
Mr.. Rogers in the Menastash canyon
the Fourth and had good time.
Herbert Painter came over from
Walla Walla Tuesday to spend shor,
time with friends and relatives.
The Bon Marche received a large Of
fine colored tableware this week, the
finest imported goods to be had.
a grand ball is to be given in Klein.
bergs' new warehouse tomorrow even.
ing. A big crowd is anticipated.
Messrs. Prosser and Clark of Seattle,
were in the city yesterday. They rep-
resent the Mutual Life Insurance
company.
John F. Travers has disposed Of his
hardware and will leave in few days
for Alaska. His family will continue
to reside here.
Omar Davidson, who came over from
Ravensdale to spend the Fourth, has
returned home accompanied by his
wife and baby.
Services at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and evening. Subject
II a. M. 81 go fishing" Sp. M:
1.-THE great refusal"
A photograph of the drinking fount-
ain is now on exhibition in this office
Come in and see it and subscribe some
toward paying for it,
DR.. II. j. Felch left on Monday for
a visit to the railway hospital at Mis-
soula also to recuperate in the noun
tains for a couple of weeks.
We wish to call your attention to the
new advertisements in our paper this
week-R. 3. Wilson on the third page
and J. II. Davis on the fourth.
j. j. Donnalle, the promoter OF the
street carnival is in the city this week
making arrangements for our carnival
that takes place August 10 to -.
The city council at its meeting Mon
day evening granted the street work.
ers an increase of % cents a day in
wages. They certainly deserve it.
Katie Maxey was given a very pleas
ant birthday party last week, when ice
cream and cake were served much to
the enjoyment of all the little folks.
Beldin e. Beldin have a very attract
i've wagon now, neatly painted and
lettered. 1t will surely speak volumes
for the firm as painters and decorators.
James Ives came over from Ephrata
to spend the Fourth. He returned
Monday accompanied, by Vernon Rog-
ers who goes over there to spend the
summer.
John GilmOur has moved back into
his old stand on Pearl Street, in the
old Grady shop, whore he will do all
kinds of smithing and will guarantee
his work
j. NJ. Martin and wife and O. w.
Prutzke and wife and son, Jim, spent
several days since our last issue in the
Nahum canyon fishing; they report a
nice catch.
Thomas A. Eaton is visiting j. d.
Hill and family. He is brother OF
Mrs. Hill, and has just completed a
three-years' term of enlistment in the
regular army.
w. A. Thomas will shortly continue
the publication of the School Bulletin,
having closed deal for the printing
and publishing of the same at The
DAWN office this week.
Rev. Joseph A. Deatherage is spend
ing the week in Toppenish holding Il
series of meetings in the NJ f.. church.
We trust that much good will come of
his work in that place.
The Subordinate aud Rebekah
branches OF the |, o o. f. will hold a
Joint installation of officers Saturday
night, July II. All members of the
order are invited to attend.
Chas. Bull will please accept our
accept our thanks for the report of the
names of the prize winners at the AL.
berta Creamery associations picnic or