The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-06
The Local Veuvs.

Mrs. DR.. Bean went over to Tacoma
Tuesday morning.
Mrs Eva Sherwood of Roslyn was
in the city this week.
Mrs. W. T. Francis left yesterday for
A brief stay at Eaoton.
Mrs. Harry Braddeld left Sunday to
min her husband in Pasco.
H. L. Galloway, deputy sherin at
Easton. was down Monday.
BE-. Reed and family are expected
home from the Sound this week.
Mrs. y. J. Durgan returned a few
DAYS since from her visit in Frisco.
W. S. Oliver and family moved into
town this and have rooms in the Baker
block.
Col. E. +. Wager is down from
Legal Lodge" camp on the Teanaway
today.
James Leslie of the Richmond Paper
company of Seattle, was in the city
Monday.
Rsldin & Beldin have the contract for
painting and repapering the Wander
bilt hotel.
A son of DR.. Brockman of Golden
dale, is visiting relatives in the valley
this week.
Will Wright and wife and john
Weeks and family are outing in the
Nahum canyon.
S. c. Boedcher went up ON Wilson
and Nahum creeks Tuesday to adjust
the flow of water.
Frank +. Jeifres, representing the
American Paper company Of Seattle,
is in the city today.
The county commissioners sat "a
board of equalization Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday.
John McCandle,s is in the city this
week visiting his aged father, uncle
Tommy McCaudles,.
talass and Ben Ferguson OF East Kit
titas, were Eleasant caller, at The
DAWN Office Monday.
=. u. Churchill of North Yakima,
principal OF the Bu-ine,, College Of
that city, wa, in town Tuesday.
Joseph II. Forman of Hannibal, No.,
has accepted position in the famous
clothing store Of c. T.. Collins.
W. y. Lee, editor of the tonncll
Statemans, spent Sunday in this city
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ackley.
Walter y. Perkins, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Port Townsend. was in
the city Monday to visit relatives.
jot. Weeks and family expect to
to leave for sea,t.o this week where
they contemplate spending year.
Eheritf Thomas and Martin Nathan
took Alb Wills to Walla Walla to serve
out his sentence for horse stealing.
r. 4. Davis came up from North
Yakima Monday and struck out across
the country to Weuatchoe VIA B!ewett.
An Indian was arrested Monday for
beating his squaw. He was thrown IN
Jail and was released when she came in
and paid his fine.
Mrs. L. l.. Sharp, who has been Wis
ting with her relatives here for some
weeks ,.a,f returned to her home in
Boise, Idaho, Saturday.
The new city bastile, located Il il is
between The city hall and the steam
laundry, is il vast Improvement over
the old hut in the brush.
j. b. Armstrong, who has been liv-
ing over east Of Spokane for some
mouths, came in this week to spend
few days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skidmore and Mis-,
Lemon .i.4de Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
Mr.. and Mrs. rur4i.i,h and Mrs. Fendle-
ton IA pleasant call on Wednesu4j.
Some fellow concluded sunday night
that either he or the city marshal,
VIM. Herald must die. 1t ended with
a fine of $50 in Judge Boyle > court.
paws Eos bought Mrs. Oldhlm
restaurant ana took charge OF Ii iH9l
Saturday They are having it pat IN
hlstcla,s condition and anticipate do.
ing IL good business.
Thomos Evens Of Green canyon, was
arrested and brought before Judge
Boyle Monday, charged with stealing
horse from Jacob Bowers. The trial
was put off IA week. Pruyn X Stem
moas are the defendant attorneys.
W. D. Carter left today for il two
months visit Nllh relatives and friends
at his old home il 4,S:tortown' d.
When he returns. Mrs. Carrier. : 10 mas
been III the east several weeks. viii &C
company him. May his journey be
pleasant and profitable.
Now that the city is to have lights
derived from water power, why not
have water system that affords the
town ample security. The present syS-
TEN is inadequate and afford, meager
security as we all know. The city
ought to own its water works the same
as it does the light plant Good water
can be had and it can be made paying