The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-09
The Local NevS.

Superior court reconveneS on the
Goth.
The Village Burlesquers will be with
us again April 18th.
Mrs. \. l.. iIollingsworth, of Thorp,
is in the city this week.
Religious services were held in the
county jail on Tuesday afternoon.
The Bon Marche reports good bus
mess on Saturday for an opening day.
Several thousand fruit trees have
been ''set OUT in this valley this week.
w. +. Miller, of Seattle, was trans
acting business in our city ON Wednes-
day.
The court adjudged John \. Steigler.
| ST., insane and sent him to the Medica
Lake asylum last Thursday.
James +. Butcher is having a two
story dwelling built on the corner of
the block on which he now lives.
Look in almost any direction you
may and you will see new buildings or
new improvements of some kind going
on.
Miss Mamie Seely, who has been Wis
iting with her father near Ritzville fer
month past, returned home Satur-
day
James Heron, the deputy assessor
for ttoslyn, was in the city Tuesday
and the guest OF Assessor kenney and
family.
Those in position to know, say the
prospects for big crop of fruit was
never better in the history OF this
county.
DR.. Gray has been considerably in
DISPOSED of late, but we are glad to
note that hd is now able to look after
his practice.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Thompson will be glad to learn that
she is gradually recovering from her
recent Illness
w. c. Thomas, one of the successful
teachers OF the county, who is at pres
ent teaching near Thorp, was in the
city Saturday.
Miss Anna Thomas, an employe OF
this office, left Monday for Ravendale,
where she will spend few days visit
| ing with friends.
Mr.. Helvis will shortly have two
dwelling houses built on his property
on Pine street, near the residence OF
William Carothers.
I Robert f.. spker of Nez Perse'
Idaho, was in the city Tuesday. He
reports all the Ellensburg people in
that section doing nicely.
Jake Filler and Ernest l;iinels, who
recently bought H. H. Swasey's livery
and feed stable in Prosser, have sold
the same back to Mr.. Swasey.
Karl Veite, recently of Cashton,
Wisconsin, has located in our midst
this week with his family. He is well
pleased with our city and valley.
Mrs. Maud Alexander IS consider
ably indisposed of late and will accom-
pany Mr.. Alexander to Prosser this
week with the hopes of regaining lost
health.
Mrs. Nelso Weaver leaves this week
for Indianapolis, where her son Roy is
to graduate from a dental college next
week. Roy will accompany her on her
return home in May.
Will J. Jenkins, who for several
years was chief clerk of the n. w. |.
company of Roslyn, has been chosen to
fill like position under b. +. Bush, OF
ST Louis, Mo-. to which place he went
last week.
Ebert Hubbard, the editor and pub
Usher of the unique Roycroft publica-
ture in North Yakima tomorrow night,
April 10. according to the prints of
that city.
Postmaster Hinman is in receipt of
a letter from Congressman Jones, in
which he says in substance that at
ters for our rural delivery No. , is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible under
the circumstances.
Dr. NJ. V. Amen is repol ted as dam
gerous'y i'll at the county poor farm.
An Operation was performed on him
some days ago and he does not seem to
rally well, his age and constitution all
! being again him.
Ben Baker returned from the Sound
Monday, where he went some three
weeks ago to look up location, and
, after playing pilgrim there for long
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