The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-30

Old hay all Sold
Coal 81 per ton.
Wood S. per cord.
Potatoes S. per ton.
Eggs zoe per dozen.
Meadows look fine.
Butter Coo per roll.
News scarce today.
What about the canal.
Farmers all quite busy.
Irrigation is now in order.
Lots of strangers in town.
The band boys have ordered new suits
James Watson is visiting in Califor-
mia.
IT,. Randall made Roslyn visit
this week.
That was lovely shower Saturday
afternoon.
w. GROCER of Roslyn, was in the
city Saturday.
7. H. Barnhart of East Kittitas was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Angus of Prosser was visitor
in our city few days recently.
Chester Phelps is now in the North
western coal company at Roslyn.
Mrs. England returned from her
visit to Seattle Friday afternoon.
James Leslie of the Richmond Paper
company was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. S. w. Barnes entertained a
small company at cards Friday evening
Harry Mcdowell of Roslyn, attended
the funeral of Grace meade Friday.
T. L. Hennes was writing insurance
in and around Kennewick last week.
Mrs. Churchill of South Kittitas is
in San Francisco being treated for can
GER.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Prior visited Mr..
Prior's parents in North Yakima Sat
urday.
County Treasurer Purdin had his office
neatly papered and otherwise inprov-
ed this week.
Mrs Sam Pearson returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Seattle Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Barton of Eugene, Ore
gan, is in the city visiting with L. f.
Barton and wife.
Mis-; Alice Mcpherson was called to
Seattle by the death of her uncle, Au-
gust MCPHERSON.
DR.. NJ. G. Young of Seattle, was over
to make Mrs. Ed Alexander a profess
ional visit this week.
Mrs. o. Laboree, who spent several
days in visiting friends here, returned
home few days since.
j. r. Thomas of Thorp, was in the
city Tuesday forenoon to see his son,
W. A. Thomas, and family.
Robert STANDBY of Wilson Creek
was in town Saturday and says he lost
his best horse that morning.
Miss Lillian G.. Stevenson whose
home is in Tacoma. is here to spend
the summer with her mother.
Frank SCHUYLER is treating his res
ldence to coat of paint which adds
very materially to its appearance.
John Gilmour and J. p. Becker rep
resented the local Backsmiths and
Horseshoers Union in Tacoma Satur-
day.
o. w. Pautzke is fencing his lots on
Second street near Kid Lathrop's fenc'
ed, having planted the ground in pota
toes.
+. W. Taylor of Chicago, met his
brother, =. w. Taylor, of the Seattle
Times in this city Monday. They left
Tor North Yakima on this afternoon
train.
The Kennewic.l Courier says that J
N. Girard is making rapid progress
In the improvement of his 10 acre tract
In section u.
W. f. Patterson came in from the
sheep camp on the Columbia Monda.
afternoon for supply of grub, return
ing Wednesday.
w. L. Crowley our genial deput,
sheriff, has his new house east of Thu
public school enclosed and will sool
De ready for occupancy.
James Boedcher who has charge o
the laundry delivery wagon is again
able to be up and around and will short
" take charge of the wagon.
u. 6. Bing took w. a. Thoma,
place in the Damman school distrc
monday, Mr. Thomas being PHYSICAL.
unable to carry out the school term