The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-23
The Local Neqvs.


Monday was lovely day.
non,t ride on the sidewalk.
The next term of court will be Jur!
term.
Frank McCandless was in the cit.
this week.
Take care of your cows or the pound
master will.
I'M. Brockman is very feeble again
this spring.
TN McCandless went over to Taco.
ma Monday.
Every carpenter in town seems to be
full handed with work.
Easter service was celebrated at st.
Aud.ew church Sunday.
James Coombs of Easton was down
attending court Monday.
Mr.. Burton, of East Kittitas sold his
ranch this weok for $1,000.
It begins to look like the Wells canal
proposition was failure.
Geo. Champie will finish up Mr.. La
Rue's residence this week.
Mrs. Millikin of Everett, has been
visiting in the city of late.
The new brick on third street is grad.
ually growing to completion.
James Boedcher is still unable to re-
turn to his labor at the laundry.
W. T. Francis is quite busy this
week in building his own residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clerf lost their
baby Wednesday night Of brain fever.
W. H.McKee and family were guests
Of the editor and family last Sunday.
George Champie will 500 have VIM.
Freybsrger's house on Third and Wal.
nut enclosed.
Mrs. Ed. Alexander Is dangerously
III and little hopes are entertained of
her recovery.
Judge Graves has been engaged to
deliver the address at North Yakima
Decoration day.
Sam Pearson's business house on cor
ner of Main and Fourth will soon he
ready for occupancy.
A class of five were confirmed at the
Episcopal church Sunday evneing by
Bishop Wells, OF Spokane.
7. J. Randall and wife were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brocknan Of the
west side Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Davidson accompanied her son
Philip to Tacoma Monday where he
will enter Whitworth school.
Mr.. Black, OF Denver Colo, is ex
pected here within few days, to make
his canal proposition to our people.
A D. Westcott, who has been EN-.
ployed in this office since February 26,
left Tuesday to join his wife at Buckley
Rev. w. NJ. Kenny preached at
Thorp Sunday, filling the appointment
Tor Kew. Deatheraeage, who was too i'll.
A large number of shares have been
sold by A, D. Ridson in the Mexican
Rubber Culture plantation in Mexico.
Miss Anna Thomas, who has spent
some days visiting friends in Ravens.
dale, returned to her position in this
office Monday.
John Vanderberg, who fell and hurt
himself several days since, Is not gain
ing as rapidly as expected and is still
confined to his room.
John Hayes of Auburn, whose father
recently purchased the Louis Larsen
place, was in the city Wednesday at
lending to some business matters.
kev. +. F. Beaudreau, formerly q
normal student and we'll known in this
CITY, having lived here a number Of
years, Is now located at Thornton, Wn
Charles Bull, the business manager
OF the Alberta Creamery association
was In the city Tuesday and says the
new creamery is doing a good business
lev. Cleveland who at one time
was well known in this valley, but who
nas lived in Yakima county for sons
, 'ars past, died week ago last Sun
d.y.
an indian named Ippish, hung him
'eii' with a pocket handkerchief; ir
'onn Cleman's barn yard Sunday. He
was buried in the Catholic cemetery
Tuesday.
a. Z. Cummins, the mute printer
VINO has been holding down cases or
r'eeman's paper at Yakima, was in
.ue city Monday on his way to Lind, to
Jake position on the Leader.
me improvements being made or
w. u. Dickson's residence on Seventh
a,iu fearl streets, are assuming def
''' proportions and what was recent.