The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-02
Was you fooled yesterday?

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9th.
L. l.. Hinness went down to Yakima
Sunday.
The pest house is receiving coat of
red paint.
See the big page lad" of the Bon
Marche.
William Mcmillan was in the city
this week.
Spraying fruit trees has been in or
der this week.
Burlesquers. opera house, April 9th.
p, 80 and - cents.
II. j. Snively of Yakima. attended
court here this week.
The roads are in fairly good condi-
ton again for wheeling.
j. E. Brown of Roslyn, was in town
Tuesday on legal business.
Henry Smith of Roslyn, was down
attending court here this week.
The Bon Marche, next door to The
DAWN office opens Saturday.
The doctors report the healh Of the
country as ''distressingly" good.
w. j. Welch, our genial legal light
of foSlyn, attended court here this
week.
The meadows begin to show green
and soon the pastures will be good
grazing.
w. II. Simpson, of Walla Walla,
came over Sunday to attend the funeral
of his father.
John Emerson and sons are putting
their property between Pearl and Ruby
in good shape.
John Hoffman is having his three
| blocks in Sunnyside addition cleared
off and fenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Moor of Portland
are guests of relatives and frie nds in
this city this week.
Born-In this city on Saturday,
March %, at $50 p. M, to Mr.. and
Mrs. james Thompson, son.
An NJ. w. A. county convention was
held in this city Wednesday, to elect
4 al IN 10 . o
Dan Coble has commenced the work
of getting his new brick yard east of
town in shape for the summer run.
J Albert Prideaux, who has resided On
the Philippine islands, is guest Of
Uncle Edward Prideaux, of this city.
The new side walk leading to f.
Bossongs house on the hill, north side
OF Third street, is almost completed.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson that was born Satur-
day. died about II o'clock Tuesday
night.
A. c.. Cummns, who recently went
to Yakima to work in print shop,
spent Sunday with his wife and baby
in this city.
Will Jenning, railroad man, hts
bought couple of lots on Ruby street,
south OF the Badersteher property, and
will shortly build a nice dwelling house.
Mrs. Beagle extends thanks to her
neighbors and especially Messrs. O'rear
and Walker, who were so kind during
the sickness and death of Mr. Younger.
Steve WoodhOuse is circulating pc
tition for new road from Thrall to
his farm near Tjosse,ns mill a road on
that line is certainly needed very bad
and we trust the commissioners will
grant the prayer of the petition.
We learn from Mr. f.. A. Willis that
he has arranged to have some noted
and renowned mediums to visit our city
about the 9Th or 9th of this month, who
will hold a series Of meetings and de-
, liver a number of lectures that will be
treat to those who wish to investi-
| gate the philosophy and phenomna OF
5 spiritualism and learn the grand truth
of spirit return and the concious exist
ence after (so-called) death. Details
+ will be given on their arrival.
Rose Coghlan is soon to appear here
> in Pinero's greatest characl erization OF
: modern drama, "rhe Second Mrs. Tan
queray Paula Tanqueray must last
: as long as stage literature is read and
lcted, because she is the personilca.
ton of nine-tenths of the women who
err through weakness, vanity or love OF
luxury. The first pre-, entatiOn OF this
Masterpiece of PinerO's, interpreted by
20 fine an actress as Miss Coghlan, will
De looked forward to with delight by