The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

| IludS Is Olu SOlulefS uay AT tne Stat'
fair.
Judge Rudkin of North Yakima is il
the city today.
w. c. Thomas of Thorp, was in tn,
I city Saturday.
Frank GROCER made trip to Roslyr
and CleElum today,
Fred Pearson returned this morning
from a visit to Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Phil attended
the fair at Yakima today.
Miss Mary Peaslee of Thorp, visited
with friends in this city Saturday.
Elmer +. Salladay of Nez Perse. Ida.
is in the city visiting with his parents.
n. n. Backmore and wife returned
from visit to the state fair this morn
ing.
Miss Carrie Anderson and Miss
Abraham are attending the state fair
today.
Mrs. Fred Shatswell returned from
Tacoma yesterday where she had spent
couple of weeks.
Jack and Phil Olmstead of Puyallup,
are in the city today looking after their
interests in this valley.
+. d. Schnebly has returned to the
city after spending couple of weeks
on Henry Schnebly's ranch.
Robert Crawford, of Lind, came over
Tuesday to spend few days with his
sister, Mrs. George Champie.
b. I. Mason left this morning for
Santa Barbara, California, where he
expects to spend the fall and winter.
Mrs. w. a. Thomas received a tele-
gram Tuesday morning announcing the
death of her father G. n. Shears. of
Norman, Okla.
Miss Mamie Shelton of Tacoma, was
in the city for visit last week, but
returned to Ravensdale with Mrs.
Davidson Sunday.
Mrs. Silas Garrison was brought
into this city Tuesday for medical
treatment. She is under the charge of
DR.. Felch who is treating her very
successfully.
Mrs. a. l.. Slemmons and son Will
ford. left this morning for the Sound.
Mps 81 v-il1 Gallant nd e.,
the Episcopal church fine pipe organ,
while over there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Hill of Beatrice.
Neb., and daughter Cora will arrive IN
this city on Saturday and will visit for
couple of weeks and will then go to
Yakima, their future home.
Rev. n. Evans, formerly pastor of
the NJ. f. church Of this city, but now
of Seattle, was in the city today to per-
form the marriage ceremony of MIR.
Gotzian and Miss Martha Charlton.
David Coon arrived Wednesday from
the Methow. He left there on Thurs
day last but could not make his usual
time on occount of one of his horses
giving out. Rode in with Mike Mellen
arrived safely.
Marriage licenses were issued by
Auditor Baldwin since our last issue as
follows: Solomon X. Graves to Minnie
Ward: Louis Gaundino to Clotlda
Roukette: Eric Eastland to Cecil Gage;
Herman HERNIA nson to Elsie Peterson.
Rev. Mem illan and Mr.. Smith, both
of Auburn, old friends of O. w.
Pautzke and family, stopped of here
"Wednesday evening ana went out to
hunt sage hens for day They were
en- route to Yakima to attend the Syn
cd of the Presbyterian church.
]. O. Thomas formerly of this city,
with the Elensburg II 'gister under
). T. Sterling management, but who
went back to his old home in Bristol.
Pa. and then returned to this state,
Going into business in Tacoma, about IL
year auo. was ia the city today and
made u, a pleasant social call.
Will Mcdowell and Miss Alma
Heinzerling were married in Tacoma
Thursday and returned to this city
Saturday night. Miss Heinzerling an
adopted daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John
Schlotfeldt. Both MIR. Mcdowell and
his bride are well known and highly
esteemed by a host of people in this
city, where they will make their future
home The DAWN extends the usual
well wishes and trusts they live long
and happy.
GOuDMAN'S. Seattle.
EYES fitted BY specialists,