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

Nose Emerson went to CleElum yes
terday.
Mr.. Upright of Tacoma. is in the city
this week.
j. d. Cross of Thorp, was in the city
yesterday.
Old papers big bunch 1Oc at THE
DAWN Office.
ALI St. John of Thorp, was in the
city yesterday,
Ed Alexander returned to work at
Prosser Tuesday.
c. r.. Mowery of North Yakima is
in the city today.
Henry Kleinberg went to Yakima
this week on business.
The Club will give another dance
on Friday night week.
Mrs. Fred Butcher returned from
visiting in Yakima Tuesday.
Don't forget the band concert Sunday
afternoon at the ball grounds.
Carroll B. Graves went to Tacoma
on professional business yesterday.
Dr. Amen is getting along nicely
and is able to be up and around
G. l. Wilson teacher in the Roslyn
school was in the city over Sunday,
Ellensburg VS.. Yakima, Sunday at 2
p. m. Yakima roots will be on hand.
w. E. Miller Of the American Pap
err company of Seattle is in the city
today.
The Club at it's meeting Tuesday
evening endorsed A. Il. Blacks canal
scheme.
Miss Grace Hayes, who has been i'll
for the past few months, is gradually
recovering.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve a dinner May %, for the benefit
of the church.
w. H. johnson of Yakima, who has
been in the city for some days returned
to Yakima yesterday.
Mr.. Barnett lost a pair of Specta-
Giles on the mail route. Have Klug &
Craig's name on them.
Mrs. w. A. Shaw of Tacoma, who
has been visiting her parents, returned
to her home tn week.
Mrs. Nora McErvin and children
went to Toppenish Wednesday to visit
her parents few days.
Mrs Henry Kleinburg and children
left Sunday for Albany, Oregan, to
to visit for month or so.
James BOedcher who has been sick
for some time is again able to resume
his duties on the laundry wagon.
Miss Ethel Enright and Miss Eta
Sawyer OF Tacoma, spent day recent
ly visiting the Misses Hayes of this
city.
Will Spaulding of North Yakima
bought half interest in the Club, A.
F. Scharnwebber's cigar store, We'd
nesday.
If yor are interest in the history of
pioneer life in Kittitas valley you want
ito subscribe for The DAWN. Only a
sl00 per year.
Fluke & Friend are this week putting
in tire-setter machine, which will
prove a great addition to their now
well equipped shop.
r. p. Tjosem who was kicked by a
horse Sunday afternoon, sustained a
a broken leg, besides some bruises, is
reported as doing quite nicely.
The Jessie Shirley will hold the
boards at the opera three nights. May
4, ) and 6. 1t is said to be first class
play and one worthy Of support,
The deal that has been for SONS days
between the Cascade Lumber company
and Wright Bros, for their mill in
this valley has not been consumated
as yet.
Have you bought any stock in the
are worth S.. % each. The papers can
be seen at Flynn's store or at S. c.
Boedchers office.
The May festival at the normal Sat-
urday evening is receiving extensive
preparation, and several special fsa-
lures will make the event worth wit
Messing. You are cordially invited.
NOTICE-There will be meeting of
the Inter Mountain Irrigation associa-
ton Saturday May I'd, at ? p. IN. in the
Elensburg Club rooms. Important
business. AUSTIN MIRES, Pres.
At the recent meeting of Presbytery
Rev. A. f. Mclean was chosen to rep
resent the Central Washington Presby-
terry of the Presbyterian church, in the
general assembly which meets in Los
Angeles May 2lst.
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