The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-23

city SATURDAY
Charles Anderson started his hay
baler Monday.
Mrs J. D. Mcknabb is reported As
being seriously i'll.
LC Lloyd visited in North Yakima,
Monday after noon.
That little zephyr Tuesday afternoon
was welcome guest
"A. Thomas sold Il wagon, team
and harness Monday.
F.E. Craig made his regular monthly
visit to Roslyn Monday.
George Champie bad the misfortune
TO lose another fine COW Friday.
Herald Schanno left Saturday for a
months visit al Salt Lake. Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. sam Pearson returned
from Seattle Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Fitterer are on
the Sound this week for an outing.
Frank Hartman went down to \ aki-
ma Tuesday returning Wednesday.
Weinberg Bros, will by Saturday
have shipped sixty tons of new hay.
James Leslie, of the Richmond Pa
per company, was in the city Friday.
Miss Dollie Woodham returned from
an extended visit in Tacoma Saturday.
Monday was pay day with the y. T..
company and the boys were happy once
more.
Rodney White is building a small
residence on Ruby street below Capital
avenue
Sheriff Thomas went up to Roslyn
Friday to look after man reported to
be insane.
John Weeks and family returned
from two weeks visit in Seattle
Tuesday.
George Sayles returned form two
weeks vacation in Seattle and Olym-
pia Friday.
Miss Anna Wampler who spent her
vacation in Whatcom, returned home
Sunday evening.
Harry Mcdowell Of CleElum. came
down Saturday afternoon and returned
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maude Keys came over Saturday
to spend few days with relatives and
friends in this city
The Swing Sifters of Reardan will
play the home team on the diamond
August LIST and End.
Rev. ]. A. Deatherage preached at
the Christian church in TAorp sunday
at II a. m. and Sp. m.
Luke Seeley left Monday noon for a
months visit with his father and other
relatives near Ritzyille.
Mrs Isaac Brown is spending few
Gays with her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Nicholson. of Roslyn,
Miss Ella Luff went over to Auburn
Sunday to visit until the opening OF the
City schools in September.
Frank Robbins, of Omaha, Neb.,
visited his brother, Dr. John Robbins a
lew days since our last issue.
Miss Luella Jones, of Roslyn, came
down few days ago to spend a couple
Oh months visiting in our city.
l. L. Hennes went down to Yakima
friday to spend a few days in that sui.
Try heat We hear 50 much about.
Mrs, Nettia Baugh Of Sprague, is
over from an extended visit with heI
mother Mrs. Russell and relatives.
D. Il, Middlebrook. a representative
Of the Gray Lithographic company, OF
new York, wa, il the city Saturday.
H. Lee Purdin and family spent sun
uay In the country with George Cooke
aud family. Lee reports good time.
Howard Ebert was in town early
monday morning getting his binder in
shape to start il harvesting his oats
and wheat.
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Mrs. W. +. Wallace and children left
tuesday for d months visit in Chest
nut Montana, with her brother w, W
rogers and wife.
Ellsworth Longmire went down tC
North Yakima, Monday afternoon to
spend week or 50 visiting with rela
ives on the Wcna,.
Mrs. Jasper Nelson and son, who
spent few days visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. y. Vincent. returned to thei!
uome on the Natchez Friday,
Ira L. Burton left Monday Afternoon
'of Idaho, where he expects to ,penc
week or 50 in looking over the
country with view to locating.
Afford johnson of Ro,lyn, wa;
brought down by Sheriff Thomas sat
urda! and adjudged insane, and SEN
v'sr to the Medical Lake asylum Mon
day.
David Lillibridse, one of our good
N0nest and conscientious yonng men
ana y. T. day caller, came in Monday
aua renewed his subscription to THE
DAWN.