The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-16
The Local Neqvs.

The hay harvest will soon be IN '"''
blast.
u.r rbert's new barn is about com
pletsd' >
Rev. Park made trip to Yakima
Saturday .,,
ur l. NJ. Martin was quite i'll last
Saturday
W Miller of Seattle, was the city
Yesterday
rs Coleman was Tacoma visitor
this week.
sP. Fogarty spent Sunday in the
city Of Tacoma
TR Wright of Roslyn, was in the
city over Sunday.
r W Jcues has his new barn ready
for bis hay crop
DE- McCarty went over to Tacoma
Monday forenoon.
Jobp Turner went to Thorp Tuesday
fora lead of wood.
Cs. Baker has completed the school
census in district ).
Mrs. Culbertson and son registered
in Tacoma recently.
ia. Patchett's new residence was
completed yesterday.
Simon Justham, of Roslyn was down
on business Saturday.
Dan Coble will soon be ready to burn
h,second kiln of brick.
Two sisters Of Mrs. Rev. Park are
here visiting this week.
TB Goodwin, of Thorp, was in the
city business Saturday.
Have YOU contributed anything to
the drinking fountain fund?
Rev. Lockwood went to Roslyn Mon
Day to Ofciate at funeral.
The commissioners adjourned Satur-
day to meet again in August.
! George Weaver is now able to dis
pense with the use of his crutches.
Anumber of people from the Sound
are coming over to work in the hay.
Born, to L. J. Chaplin and wife, Fri
cay July 9th, son, weight 8 pounds.
William Buchanan and wif9 are Wis
iting in Tacoma and Olympia this
week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Home entertain
ed Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Hill.
Mrs.J.C McCauley returned Friday
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives.
Miss Sue Porter and Miss Price of
olympia are visiting Mrs. j. c. Hub
Tell this week.
James C0narty, of Wenatchee. has
'sen over here visiting with friends for
several days past.
Mrs. James G. Bowie. son and daugh-
ifare in Yakima this week visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. G. Hubbell entertained Mon
asyevening in honor of Miss Price and
Miss Porter of Olympia.
D. C. Boedcher has nice sign in
mont Of his place in the old brick bank
@lldlng on Pearl Street.
Martin Holm is fixing to build a fine
residence on his farm southeast of this
n.y. b. c. Ackley has the contract.
iHe new sidewalk to the derot on
i1lld street is about complete and it is
'sres and much needed improvement.
AN' W. a. Lee and two children, of
''"neil will arrive here Saturday to
feld week with Mrs. II. c. Ackley.
f'r' Greene, formerly of the Ken.
.'"rS Courier is soon to start paper
~ iasco, to be called the Pasco Ex-
press
-'''oer Is now being delivered On
' ground for j. II. Smithson's new
'''u residence one and a half miles
''sl Of this city.
'''' anu Mrs. o. w. Pautzke and Mr..
'ad'' Z, veach went up on the Tanum
y, %'pend couple of days angling for
'ae finny tribe.
w. l. Sheldon has moved his hay
"cAlng outfit from his west side ranch
us line farm out in the southea asst
H' Of the valley.
i. "' carpenters will start on the iot
'fa''ihg the Adam Mogk residence
,,' S'uiy damaged by fire on the Fourth
''hin few days.
'ue bon Marche floor room ha,
w. wa almost dovb,ed this week to make
=, =" 'or It's immense stock of tableware
~aseneral utility goods.
W. Taylor returned last Thursda,
~, ~ business trip to New York. ant
np panied by his family has returned
'o' 10 resume his work.
H.. ."e Yakima Herald says it is elaine,
,. 'an sihmons has sold out his in
,,S ' IN the gold fields of Alaska TO
WV and is on his way home.
Ii. sr ). y. woodward will preac1
4. 'e"eil sermon the first SUNDAY i
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