The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-28
y 8. wilkins returned to Spokane

Bristol yesterday.
W. A. Thomas made trip to Gle
Elum Wednesday.
ia Davis of North Yakima, was in
tho city this week.
Mrs.Lambert Raskins is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia
Will Steinman is building barn on
his lots on Seventh street.
Will Oldham came down from Gle
Elum Monday afternoon.
Thomas Pearson went over to Seattle
Sunday to spend few days.
Chester Vaughn came from CleElum
Sunday to visit few days.
William Woodham is having his res
idence on Fourth street remodeled.
Miss Nellie Maxey has been employ
cd as book keeper at the laundry.
Smoke X L and Normal Beauty CT
CARS. Don't light the smoking end.
Mrs. Greening and son Earl, are
guests Of Mrs. H. c. Ackley this week.
Mrs. Lanuman of Thorp, is visiting
with her brother, James Shaw, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Criss of Oakville came
over this week for the benefit of their
health.
Adjuntant- General Drain was over
yesterday and last night mustered in
the boys.
Mrs. Martin Micheals is able to be
up again after an illness of more than
two months.
Il. c. Ackley started the work on a
fine house for John Bieven southeast
Of town Tuesday.
Prof. w. E. Wilson and the senior
class were out for picnic, profit and
pleasure Tuesday.
Rev. Pettibone and wife spent Mon
day afternoon as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Champie.
Mike Heraty's house, the lunch
room just this side the depot, was rob-
bed Of 10000 Tuesday.
Mrs Meade and daughter Katie, who
visited few days in our city last week,
went to Yakima Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Talbot received the sad
news OF her brother, Mr. Conner, of
Seattle, being seriously ILL.,
j. A. Gore had runaway yesterday
that pretty thorouhly demoralized the
covering of his dairy wagon.
Mrs. Perry Clemon went to Yakima
Saturday to spend the day visiting
with her daughter who is attending
school there.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Greening's school in
district p closed Friday. She is
good teacher and one who is truly
worthy of the name.
class OF boys of the NJ. f. Sunday
school will give social Friday evening.
Ice cream and cake served for l5c. pro-
ceeds to be in church song books.
Henry Noel had the misfortune to
get his best work horse so badly cut on
q wire fence at poor farm that he died,
beside another animal was badly cut
up.
Mrs. G. S. Montgomery accompanied
by her mother Mrs. Okerman, went
down to Reedsvile, Ore, where Mrs
Okerman lives, she having spent the
last two weeks here visiting.
Mrs. j. II. Sinclair and son FIR ankle,
returned to their home in Spokane Sun
Gay after three weeks visit with her
mother Mrs. H. G. Ackley, Miss Mamie
ourchard accompanied them.
Miss Gertie Wiser has returned to
her home in CleIIlum after staying In
Mrs. Il. {. Ackley's store three months.
one was called home by the illness of
S'SoSiS Mis- JOHN DdltuCI3
The congregation of the NJ. E. church
wore highly pleased with the talk OF
Inc deaconess, Miss Brown, who is
working in the interest of the Deacon
e's nome and hospital of Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Moorehead
"nu Miss Brown, all of Goldendale.
VINO came came up Saturday to spend
lew days visiting with Mrs. Moor
neads sister, Mrs. George Champie
ana family, started on their return
"Trip home yesterday.
MOI often are the people allowed such
treat on Sunday evening as they en-
!o!ed last Sunday at the Nj. T.. church,
""eh The Meneley Quartette conducted
gospel song or temperance service
-"'ns between songs were earnest and
"eli received and the songs were really
Inspiring. Rev. Pettibone dismissed
"'S congregation to worship there