The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-19
The Local NeqvS.

Superior cOufV ooA'
The Club will give no dances during
Lent.
r. G. shull spent week in Roslyn
recently.
Mrs. L, E. Palmer visited in Seattle
this week.
Born, February 10Th to VIM. Luil ana
wife, a son.
The city was full of farmers and Ia
borers Saturday.
Rev. Deatherage preached at Thorp
Sunday morning.
The w. r. C. will serve supper for
the ball this evening.
Thomas McCaustland of Yakima was
in the city Saturday.
Clyde Warner syent Tuesday in Seat
tie taking dispositions.
J. B. Myers, the printer, has accepted
a position with the Yakima Herald.
Born-Friday Feb. 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Cooke of east Kittitas' son.
Peter SCHUYLER made trip to Ralph
Davis place on the Umtaum, Wednes-
day.
A good sober and Industrious printer
could get almost constant employment
in Ellensburg.
The second semester of the Normal
school opened on the 10th with 152 STU
dents enrolled.
Prof. Connolly will have charge of
Fred VOLTS store during Freds visit
in New Mexico.
Weed & Thompson report their
meat market at CleElum as doing an
excellent business.
A great deal of town property, va
cant lots as we'll as improved property
has Glanced hands of late.
Meeting of Municipal improvement
Society on Tuesday next, Feb. a. Quar-
terly payments are now due.
Mrs. HE. Wallace was in town Satur-
day and made this office call, renew
ing her subscription for the The DAWN
another year.
Fred Wolff left Friday for New Mex
leo, where he goes for the benefit of his
health. He will remain there for per-
haps two months.
James Simpson has the lumber on the
ground to build his residende on the lots
he recently purchased near Frank
Schullers residence.
Thomas Meagher opened his meat
market in Rehmke's block this week.
he is an old hand at the block and
knows what he is doing.
Messrs. West & Wheeler of Tacoma,
recently opened a billiard hall next
door to Lambson. 1t is conducted as a
temperance billiard hall.
The subscription list of THE DAWN
isgrowing very rapidly. People are
last learning what paper gives them the
local news in readable and reliable
manner.
For all the different sizes and a per-
iect nit in trusses, such as Honest john,
Seeley's Hard Rubber and New York
Elastic, call on the Owl Drug Store
we have professional fter
Our Young friends L. M. Weaver
ana Miss Rosa Pollington, were mar
ried at the reidence of J. Fl. Ramm in
Dlnnby, California, today. THE DAWN
extends we'll wishes to the happy Young
couple.
r. M. and J. j. Parker of Fredonia.
view York who have been visiting Prof
+. L. Calkins and family for week
past, left Monday for the Sound coun.
Try and from there to Portland and San
Francisco.
howard Hicks, who was married to
MISS Mlllie Purchase, in Green, Kansas,
,o"e weeks ago, will arrive here with
s orloe tomorrow. We extend we'll
~isnes and happy greeting to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hicks.
Inc officers of the state federation O
"omens Clubs held a business meetino
~ 'nis city Wednesday. The board
vas entertained at luncheon by the pres
.uent' Mrs. H. S. Elwood, and by Mrs
~ v Warner at her residence for din.
ney. VII
y. Y. Huston says he will leave soon
,o' Maoton, where he proposes to set
apmachinery ETC., etc , for the sink.
s VI artesian wells. The first well
:. STARTS with a nine inch drill and
"o .'a .ne required machinery to sink il
svo 0 'ee' deep. He is very confident OF
suc oess ana we truly hope he may be