The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-20
The Local Neqvs.

Guy A"N''
Eighteen teachers took the examina-
ton last week.
Rev. Crockett of Olympia, was in
the city Monday.
Clyde Warner made professional
visit to Easton Tuesday.
George W. Hornbeck returned from
his trip to Ala ska Sunday.
Rev. Deatherage was much pleased
with his trip to the foot hills.
Mrs. c. Flummerfelt and son, Ray
returned from the Sound Friday.
Judge Graves returned to the camp
on the Teanaway Monday afternoon.
l.. ]. Chaplin and wife are visiting with
Mrs. Chapin's parents at Dallas. Ore.
A.. T. Mason visited North Yakima
Tuesday, for the first time in year.
Arthur Hobson returned from visit
in the Methow valley few days since.
Will Spalding returned from few
DAYS outing on the Teanaway Monday.
Rev. Joseph a. Deatherage preached
at Thorp, Sunday morning and even
ing.
J.H. Van Gesen and wife are en-
loving an outing on the Teanaway this
week.
N. E.. Stanton of North Yakima is in
the city this week in the interest of the
NJ. B. A.
Rev. Neal McCallum reports the
church restaurant as doing fairly well
last week.
Now that the city is civilized again
and the carnival away, let's get down
to business.
T. c. Shull is carrying his right
hand in sling, the result of running
nail into it.
Humboldt Packwood and wife spent
portion of Tuesday and Wednesday in
North Yakima.
A. Martin made North Yakima a
visit Tuesday afternoon returning yes
terday morning.
Rev. A. F. Mclean occupied the pull
pit Of the Presbyterian church at North
Yakima Sunday.
Rev. w. NJ. Kenney and wife re-
turned from visit to Spokane early
Saturday morning.
We are told that the Carnival COM
pany had to put 800 spot cash to get
into North Yakima.
Mrs. Earl Kahler of Gle Elum. was
in the city on Friday and made The
DAWN pleasant call.
Father Sweens returned from a six
months visit at his old home in Holland
last Thursday afternoon.
Dr. NJ. V. Amen will please accept
our thanks for nice present in the
way OF some nice berries.
R. c. White bought Frank Dixons
interest in the livery and feed stables
on earl street saturday.
J. NJ. Martin and O. w. Pautzke
went out Tuesday to take aim, fire and
down comes feathers and all.
James Irwin, who left here last fall
to visit with relatives and friends in
Nebraska, returned Saturday.
Perry Cleman and family and Miss
Emma Sharp went to Martin Monday
to spend several days outing.
The carnival got old to the people
and strange to say was poorly patron
lied Saturday during the daytime.
b. F, Kernodle of Jamestown, Indi-
ana, is in the valley this week visiting
with his brother w. w. Kernodle.
1t will perhaps be quite long time
before the business men of this city
want another carnival to come here.
The total apportionment of school
money state-for Kittitas county, for
lhe frst quarter amounts to S., o23. 10.
DIR. John Robbins and daughter
CARA, left Saturday for months visit
with relatives at Puyallup and Enum-
claw
The carnival people left the st reefs
IN an ugly condition and force of men
and teams were put on Monday to clean
up after the concern.
The Roslyn Miner is authority for
'ne statement that not more than loo
persons came down on the excursion
'raln Friday to attend the carnival.
Inc band boys are probably worse of
tut the carnival's coming. Their ex-
p'nseS exceed expectations and receipts
q turned over to them were not great.
we are glad to see uncle Dave Kin
naue up and around again after severe
Illness lasting several days. ut is
pretty hard to keep good man down
always"
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. McGrannahan and
son left Monday afternoon for Ocean
beach for the benefit of Mrs McGranna-
nan 8 health, Mr. Veterinarian will