The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-01-22
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A. F. Neyhart is in Tacoma 'ouas'
E. E. Wager visited Olympia satur-
day. ..
NV. Hale was an Olympia visitor
this week.
IB Armstrong and family are visit
ing in Seattle.
Dexter shoudy of Spokane, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Graves attended COURT IN aNi'
ma this week.
W. H. Greenhow has secured a clerk
ship at Olympia.
ED. Schnebly made visit to Ia
coma this week.
Judge Rudkin was in the city satur'
day afternoon.
;R. B. Wilson, came over from Olym-
pia Friday evening.
DR.. Otto Klug is visiting at his old
home in Alma, Wis.
~. T. Brownfeld of Toppenish, was
in the city Monday.
G. E. Dickson rusticated at home
Saturday and Sunday.
Twenty-eight students took examlna-
ton in the eighth grade.
C. R. Mowery of North Yakima, is
up on business this week.
Mrs. O. R. Helm of Tacoma, is a
guest Of Mrs. B. S. Weed.
Assessor Kenney has spent several
days in Olympia this week.
The days are growing longer. Had
you noticed the difference?
Sheriff Thomas took Lizzie Kimble
to the reform school Tuesday.
o. Human sold 80 tons of hay in the
barn yesterday for 1925 per ton.
Critic Wiser OF Gle Elum, was a guest
Of Mrs. H. c., Ackley over Sunday.
Mrs. H. W. Hale visited with her
parents at PIT. Townsend this week.
c. v. Warner made a professional
visit to Roslyn and CleElum Monday.
20. Norling, for IS years a Northern
Pacific lineman, resigned this week.
M. F. Mayer left yesterday for Seattle
were he goes in the interest of mines.
Mrs. A, T. VanAlstine fell and hurt
her wrist pretty badly few days since
r. L. Purdin handed in his resigna-
ton as councilman of the second ward.
We understand that Mr. Wiser, OF
CleElum expects to start in business
here soon.
The DAwN's job presses are kept
busy turning out first.class commercial
printing.
B. A. Maxey has been made street
commissioner and poundmaster for an
other year.
Mrs. David Gregory has been quite
sick OF late, but is reported to be i'm
proving now.
Evan J. Mathews, one of auditor
baldwins deputies, was installed in.
office work this week.
Miss Emma Francis, one of the teach
ers in the Thorp school, spent Saturday
and Sunday in this city.
Rev. Pettibone of this city is assist
ing In revival meeting at the Baptist
church in North Yakima.
A. Mires, c. v. Warner and r. S.
Palmer visited the Elk lodge in North
Yakima Thursday evening.
George Sayles was initiated into the
mysteries of the Elks in Yakima on
thursday evening of last week.
Ell Adams Of Havana, Cuba, is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Francis
ana family, of this oity. Mr.. Adams is
an uncle Of Mr.. Francis.
Inc city council accepted the bid of
northwestern Improvement company
on coal, lump, at 1926 per ton, mine
run at 1895, delivered on board of cars
in this city
Rodney White and Frank Dixon have
,ormea partnership and bought Dan
Ooole's feed stables which they pro.
Fuse 70 transform into a irst-class
livery and feed establishment.
lug souvenir edition of the Seattle
''puoilcan has reached our table and
asem geographically, and the SUBJ
wv matter is fine. 1t consists of "a
pages printed on fine book paper.
;. Ila.. J. E. Adams, Baptist minister
VI 10ldendale, and who has Just closed
pro!racted meeting near Zillah, is
0uu'ng the week with his old neigh
~ U's ana friends, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Champie. '''s'
ua assessor Kenney appointed James
tos 'o .a OF Roslyn. as deputy assessor
m.,. .aa' city. Mr.. Heron is weigh
tho. . az the N. p. coal shaft, and
ss, Hss IN position known, say it is wise