The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-08
Duke Prigmore is slowly improving.

Duke Prigmore is slowly improving.
=. A. Getz is spending few days on
the Sound.
w. H. RAIDER of East Kittitas, is in
the city today.
Ed Prideaux and family are moving
to Spokane this week.
w. j. McCaustland of Seattle, is in
the city again this week.
Peter SCHUYLER has acc epted a posi-
ton with Fitterer Bros.
j. f. Thomas is arranging to build
on his lots near the Normal school,
j. NJ. Brockman of the Menastash
precinct was in the city this morning.
John W. Barnett has res gned his
position as rural deliveryman on route
No. |.
Rev. w. NJ. Kenney left this morn
ing for short business visit in Ia
coma.
A. w. Storz of Girard, H., nephew
Of Matt Bartholet, Is in the city visit
ing this week.
w. +. Miller, representing the Am
erican Paper Co., Of Seattle, was in the
city yesterday.
y brother OF O. Caron, together
with his wife, arrived in this city from
Iowa th, week
DR.. McCauley and H. 5. Elwood ac
companied Uncle Tommy McCandless
to Tacoma yesterday.
( Geo Woods and Fred Carr returned
Tuesday after months bear hunt in
the Wenatchee district.
J II. McEwen, who recently went
over to Olympia AMI got married, is in
the city visiting with relatives.
Weed x Thompson's delivery wagon
was badly used up on the street in
front of Elwoods drug store Tuesday
noon.
Mrs. T. l.. Henness, who has been
visiting her parent. at Selem, Oregon
the past two months. returned home
today.
Judge Rudkin and Miss Pearl Nor
ford, both Of North Yakima, were unit
ed in marriage in that city Tuesday
evening.
Homer Thomas, who has been in the
employ of the Northern Pdcifc for
several months past. left for SEATTLE
yesterday.
o. Human, our genial and a.Table
postmaster, is spending a few days Wis
iting with his parents and friends down
in Oregon.
The Band boys have begun their
winters practice season and again
appear in full attendance at the Mason
ic hall twice week.
The Alberta Creamery Association
has rented an Office room in the David
son block, on Fourth street, and will
hereafter conduct business there.
Contractors sharp. Colman and Brad
shaw resumed work on the west ide
canal this week. enlarging it 50 as to
carry a sufficient volume Of water to
cover the land under the same.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Z. Thonls have sold
their property on Main street to
William Allen Of Idaho, who has been
here for some weeks. His wife. Mrs.
All,n, Joined him here today.
Mrs ;. w. Ferris sen: 10 this o,,ice
Tuesday y box Of sample apples tina;
are beauties. and they Grtw 81 land
that has but very iutAsev suppl! .;
water practically nome Il. AL.
LOST ladies black feather hand
bag. with brass chAin, rNu:a.u.n. $
and ladies and gents Walk, hANdNsr-
chief. Five dollars reward viii We paid
for the return of the same 10 George
oleet. Il T.
Mr.. Ernest Pease and Miss Rose
Campbell were married at the home
Of W. H. Porter Of thi, city, Wedne>
day noon Mr.. an Mrs. Porter gave
them an elaborate dinner This hap
py couple will reside on the grooms
= far IN ONT north and west Of this city
about five miles
The temporary dam at kahchcss lake
built early last summer by the Cascade
Canal Co., broke sunday morning and
as result the Yakima river was .aised
about ten inches at leElum. The per-
mapent dam is all satisfactory and S. I
Packwood informs Us that no one heed
have any fears OF it breaking in any
way.