The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-30
The Local NezvS.

Measles are reported at Jake Rego's
on the West side.
Il. L. Hennes made business trip
to Easton Monday.
Clyde and George Weaver left for
Hot Springs Thursday.
b. F. Reed lost valuable COW Fri
day as result of blOat.
Rev. Johns was the guest of S. W.
Farris' family Thursday.
John NanAlstine has been consider
ably indisposed this week.
II. S. Elwood and wife have returned
from visit to the Sound.
Fred Shatswell returned from a visit
to Everett Sunday afternoon.
The grain sown this spring is coming
up well and looks very promising.
a son was born to Mr., and Ed Mrs EN-
erson of South Kittitas last Saturday.
J. X. Piland has been transferred by
the N. L. from this place to Gle Elum.
=, J. NJ. Martins will move tomorrow
into DIR, j. NJ. Perrys house on Third
St.
Charles S. Johns of the West side
visited at Mr. Stearns' near Thorp this
week.
Mrs. G. l.. Collins has been indis-
posed of late, but is reported recover
ing nicely.
Claud Fuller and S. w. Farrs were
in district y Thursday and Saturday
of last week.
We are glad to see our friend, Paul
Fem, at his post again after several
days illness.
George Wood has treated himselfand
wife to a new bicycle each, of the very
latest style and pattern.
w. G. Thomas OF Thorp, was in the
city Saturday, He is nursing sore
hand as result of ball game.
f. =. Hutchinson, manager of the
Thorp Theatrical troupe is being urged
to play East Lynn in our theater.
Presiding Elder, G.. NJ. Booth, of the
NJ. +. church, will preach at the Dam
man school house Sunday May 10th.
w. G. Thomas took examination for
department clerk in the L. S. Military
department in Tacoma Monday and
Thursday.
| Mr.. Burton was seeking a temporary
location for his family this week pre-
paratory to vacating his ranch which he
sold last week
Rev. Johns of the West Side visited
Vim. Hall Wednesday and was also a
| caller at Jesse Hall S and Henry NoePs
! of Slow Corners.
Young Corbett and his company pass
ell through this city on the east bound
passenger Monday afternoon. lie stop
ed Off at Yakima.
A. r. Black of Denver, Colorado, is
here this week consulting with our
people with veiw of building his pro-
posed high line canal
Emiline, the little six year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Palmer fell
AMI broke her arm Saturday while on
Craig's hill in nature study.
We will esteem it personal favor
if those having news items of any kind
will make it known to any OF our stall
either in or out of the office.
NJ. f. Mayer left on Monday for New
York in the interest OF mining in Kit
titas county We hope to hear good
result of his six weeks in that state.
Normal seniors gave reception Fri
day afternoon in their class parlors.
The guests were the faculty and the
several class presidents of the school.
J. NJ Prater, wife and daughter
Grace, q. w. Farris and family and
Mrs. S. NJ. Prater, all of the West side,
were guests of S. w. Farris and family
Sunday.
People who own COWS subject to bloat
ought to watch them very closely now
If they are fed and sailed daily before
turning out to grass, bloat may be OBJ
waited.
The Thorp theatrical troupe will
play East Lynn at Roslyn on Saturday
evening, May md The people OF Ro~-
lyn will make no mistake in giving
this troupe full house.
Mrs. Guy Thompson is visiting hen
, father, MIR. Butcher, in North Naki'
l ma this week She had not met hin
before in IS years and of course the
f greeting was quite cordial.
Capt Duiu of Co. E. and f. L. Llg
gett Inspector of rifle practice, bott
of North Yakima. were in the city Fri
lay with instruction from the adJn
tant general to examine the applicant
Tor membership in the ne" militia