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

The Club met Tuesday evening.
w. c. Thomas made a trip to Tacoma
Sunday.
B. S. Weed was Tacoma visitor
Monday.
Assessor Kenney has had seige of
lagrippe.
Our base ball team is practicing pref
ty regularly.
Will Brannon OF CleElum was in the
city Saturday.
Rev. Joseph Deatherage breaches at
Thorp Sunday.
Mifrod Thorp of Thorp, was in the
city Friday last.
Will Spauldng of Yakima, was in
the city Tuesday.
James Shaw returned from two days
stay on the Sound Sunday.
A special committee had conference
with A. r.. Black Monday evening
Hazel the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Farrell is still quite i'll
Mrs. G, England left for Seattle, Mon
day to make her future home in that
city.
James King of Olathe, Kansas is now
| following his trade as blacksmith
here,
We are glad to see VIM. Woodham
at his post of duty again after long
illness.
Z. w, Taylor, 4 representative of the
Seattle Times spent Saturday last in
our city.
The West side ditch company is push
ing it's work of enlu rgcment as fast as
possible.
J. d. Hill moved into George Hogue's
residence south of the First Christian
church few days since.
Quite number of CleElum people
attended the funeral of Miss Grace
Meade Friday afternoon.
A. ID. Risdon OF Seattle, who has
been in our city for two weeks past left
for his home few days since.
j. II. College and Nj. f. Canning Of
BalOu. n. ID. are in the city this week
or the purpose of locating in our valley
l.. J. Charin finished his school in
district t. 1t Is reported to have been
one of the most successful terms ever
taught in the district.
Zetzche * Pinney, painters have dis
olved partnership. Mr.. Zetzsche con
tinues the work of the firm. while Mr..
Pinney is working for Clint Barton.
Miss Bertha Carmichael OF 5hoshone
Idaho, came in recently to engage in
the Millinery business. Her father and
family are expected here in few days
S. Bunker and wife of Butte Mont. have
been here this week assisting in the
care of their daughter, Mrs. Ed AleXan-
der, who has been seriously i'll for some
time.
Elder J. A. woodward, who spent the
winter in Portland, Oregon with his
son "Qull" returned Saturday after
noon to spend the summer in good Old
Kittitas.
J. 2. Becker was elected first vice
president and general organizer of the
Horseshoers Union at its third annual
convention held in Tacoma last Friday
and Saturday.
Chas. A. Taylor, Pacific Coast mana
ger of the Northwest Magazine. was in
the city this week with view of indu,
cling the Club to do some advertising in
his magazine. 1t would be profitable
investment,
T.. D. Schdnebly since his retiring
from the L0calizor acts like a states
man out of Job. He is entitled to /
enjoy his freedom, however much We
regret to lose him from the editoria
tripod.
In our mention last week of Johr
Welch of North Carolina, coming tt
take an interest in the American Bak
cry, we did not mean to convey the idc;
that he had in any way purchased in
terest, but to take position as CLERK
and assistant.
The case Of LOcaT. vs. Dutch Miller
Mining & Smelling company, appel
liant. has been reversed and remande(
back by the supreme court. c. II
Hovey and +. E. Wager attorneys fol
respondent, G. ID. Farwcll for appel
liant.