The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-06-18

Marguerite Pain ter, of the ST. Paul
school of Walla Walla, is in the city
visiting friends this week.
Miss Mcdowell went d own to Yakima
Monday to spend few days with her
sister, Mrs Jasper Nelson.
James Burk went down to Yakima
Saturday and returned Sunday morn
ing in company with Chas. Bull.
ID. Lambrick and Mr.. Swayns are
putting up hay on the Brothers ranch,
north of this city about Is miles.
Miss Anna Rehmke visited with her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schind-
Ter, of North Yakima, last week.
Mrs. John Simpson has been danger
ously i'll this week, but we are glad to
report that she is now much better.
Flora Flemming, Of Republic, is in
the city visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Flemming, this week
Mrs. Grace Prater visited her mother
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson and family
of North Yakima, few days recently.
Mrs. C. 5. Baker came down from
Gle Elum Friday evening and spent
Saturday and Su aday with her hus-
! band
w. j. McCaustland came over from
Seattle Sunday to spend few days
! looking after his farm interests in our
valley.
Strawberries are getting cheap now
Poe per gallon from the wagons The
crop is fairly good and the berries fine
indeed
Mr.. Dow and wife, who have been
living in Ellensburg for the past year,
started on their return to ST. Paul
saturday.
Winford Thorp, who was in DR..
Beans hospital several weeks, was re-
moved to his fathers home, near Thorp,
last week
The work on Weinberg Bros. new
warehouse is progressing nicely, and
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likely be enclosed.
David Gulland, Of North Yakima,
and crew of men, so out today to be-
gin the survey work OF ditch for the
Cascade Canal Company.
G. J. Vanderbilt is adding much to
the appearance of his residence in
Santa Ana addition by the application
of u good coat of white paint.
! George Champie finished up the new
addition to George Woods lodging
house Saturday. The improvement is
very great and commends itself
Adjutant General Drain, OF Olympia,
and Lieutenant Lemon, of North Yak
ina, were in the city Friday, looking
after the interests of Company c.
Miss Ida NJ. Remmele, physical cul-
ture director n.our state normal school,
has resigned her position and accepted
a similar one in Moorehead, MINI.
j. A. Patchett's new house is about
completed and Mr.. and Mrs. G. W..
Johnsone are to soon occupy Mr.. Patch
ett's present home on Pearl street.
G. V. Warner had telegram from
his people at Leon, Iowa, that his
!; mother was dangerously ill. He left
: Saturday afternoon for her bedside.
l. w. Beldin, father of our fellow
!, towsnan, Will Beldin, came in from
: Portland a few days since, to make this
his home. His family will follow
, shortly.
, James Crawford, who has been visit
ing with his brother-in-law, George
Champie and family, for the past month,
started on hi, return home to Golden.
dale today.
Peter Peterson had his hand broker
,. few days since He was binding {
load of lumber when the bind stic!
slipped and struck his hand on the
back and broke it.
Lee Suddreth. who has been EN-
ployed at the American bakery for
var past, left Saturday with hl'
; bro her for Everett, where they vii
probably go into business.
l.. +. Ellison has just put in pane
at his mill on the Tauum and will here
after be prepared to turn out as fine
), stock of dressed lumber as can be hat
, from any militia the valley.
James G. Boyle and S. c. Boedche
= moved their offices into brick banl
j. with j. c. Hubbell Monday afternoon
Weinberg Bros moved their Office int
g the back room of the same building.
) Rev. A. +. Mclean will preach in thu
Presbyterian church Sunday mornin!
= on the subjrct' The Kingdom of God
l. In the evening; Where to Place Life
E,uphusis. Public cordially invited