The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-21
The Local Neqvs.

FRIDAY.
II. S. Elwood returned from Seattle
Saturday.
l.. f. Ellison of Thorp, was in the
city Monday.
Sunday was the most disagreeable
day of the season
0. w. Pautzke went over to Seattle
Monday afternoon.
r. Nj. Osborn of Thorp, had business
in the city Friday.
w. c. Hayward was in the city Tues
day attending court.
John Burk went to Yakima on bus
mess Monday afternoon.
j. NJ. Newman of Thorp, attended
court as witness Tuesday.
Pat Henry of Roslyn, was down Sat
urday looking after business.
II. l.. McGinnis of Easton was attend
ing court Friday and Saturday.
L d. Hart, formerly proprietor of
the Palace, was in the city Friday.
w. +. Patterson went up to Blewett
Friday to return about the lst of June.
Miss hurry of Tacoma, is guest of
Mrs. w. II. Parker and Mrs. B. S.
Weed.
a. II. Black and son came in Sunday
afternoon to look after the canal prop
! osition.
William McEwen and father were
baptized at the Baptist church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. T. G. Mcdowell of Roslyn is
spending the week visiting relatives in
this city.
The Crawford murder case brought
down host of witnesses from ThOrp
this week.
Champie e. Aurand began work on
an addition to McIntyre's residence
this week.
J. Z. Veach of Thorp, was in the
city Friday shaking hands with his
many friends.
f. B. Ready who has spent the past
few months on the Sound returned a
few days since.
w. c. Thomas of Thorp, was down
to take examination at the teachers
meeting last week.
w. II. Kernodle who has been teach
ing a term of school at Ronald, took
examination Friday.
S. c. Boedcher spent Saturday in the
country taking subscription for the
Black canal proposition.
w. d. Bruton, principal of the Ros
lyn school, was witness in the Craw-
ford murder case this week.
Miss Myrtle Moody, formerly OF this
city, but now of Toppenish, was recent
lv married to David Albert Rayl.
O. w. Pautzke went out to Hamll-
tons sheep camp in Park Canyon FRI
day to do some Photographic work.
c. S. Mellen president of the N. p.
passed through this city Friday morn
ING enroute to Tacoma and Portland.
w. d. Carter left Monday afternoon
for Seattle to represent the local lodge
of the X. of Ps in the state grand lodge
Roy Weaver will shortly open
dental paror in DR.. Frank L. Scott's
old Office in brick bank building on
Fifth street.
H. L. Galloway, deputy sheriff at
Easton, and who was down as a witness
in the Ellis murder case returned home
Friday afternoon.
The snow seems to stay on the noun
tains exceedingly well and gives prom
Use to bountiful crops wherever the
water can be used.
, E.P. Rodgers recently of North Yak
ina, received a carload of dry goods
here this week and we understand he
is soon to open a store.
George Champie had one OF his best
COWS killed and two others badly inJur
ell Monday afternoon by an incoming
train near the old stock yards.
+. A. Muth of Tacoma, formerly OF
Blewett was in the city Saturday en-
loving himself as only man OF his
| peniality can. He is the same old boy
of ten years ago, jovial and jolly as can
| be.
EdLambson who left here some weeks
AGO to locate at Lind, passed on to
Walla Walla and from there to Milton,
OREGON, where he bought d blacksmith
shop and settled down to business this
week.
Richard Wilder, who accidently shot
himself while in charge of Smithson' s
sheep on Reeser creek about two
weeks ago, is getting along very nice
" and is able to get around with the
aid of crutches. He expects to be IN
the saddle in short time again.