The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-01-01
Write it 1908.

Jan. 9Th.
Ben Brain Of Liberty, was in the CITY
Monday. .
Andrew Flodine of Liberty visited
in this city Monday.
Mrs. Oldham has opened up restau'
rant in the Giger block.
The state dairy association meets IN
Kent. Jan. IA, Is and 10th.
Al. sliger left Tuesday to join his
family at Forrestville, Cal.
Mrs. Mary Alexander fell and broke
her arm q few mornings since.
We wish for ono and all our readers
. happy and prosperous New Year.
Miss Carrie Ripper OF Tacoma, is a
guest Of Miss Ethel Horn this week.
Nose Emerson, county surveyor, left
for Red Mountain Tuesday to do some
surveying.
Dennis Rugg left Tuesday for Taco
ma where he will spend q week with
his brother.
10, Dawson, formerly of this city,
but now of Castle Rock, was visiting in
in this city Wednesday.
Rev. Willis E. Pettibons will preach
at the Dysart school house next Sunday
Jan. 4th at 3 o'clock p. m.
J, Williams Thomas has been quite
busy delivering books sold during the
early part Of the month.
s. T. Packwood say the Cascade Ca
nal company expect to start operation
on their canal in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis spent Christ
mas on Thorp Prairie. with Mrs. Fran
cis' brother, George Thomas and fam
lily.
Herb Martin sold to O. B. Grimm his
ranch out east of town this week. Con-
sideration 1850. Boedcher made the
sale.
Horton Crandall sold two lots on
Seventh street this week to Lee Lyen.
Also on Eighth street to Mrs. Martha
Hodges
Walter Hayward and wife and S. ].
Kendall, all of Thorp, came down Tues
day evening to take in the Fiddle Dee
Dee opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Pease Of
Tacoma, visited in this city and valley
few days this week, returning homo
Wednesday.
Thomas Hodges left Tuesday evening
for Forrestville, California, where he
was called to the bedside Of his mother
who is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Farris, father of Sam Farris, one
OF our valley ranchers, was found dead
In his bed on Christmas morning. He
was buried Saturday afternoon.
As soon as spring opens the building
boom will be renewed ten fold. A num-
Dor OF fine residences will 60 up and
promises Of some nice brick blocks.
The public installation of the G. A.
Il. and r. c. officers takes place Satur
day evening in their hall. Good music
and speaking, and also a good supper.
A. J. Schele has bought out Tom
Moss at Thorp, Moss having removed
to Seattle. The people of that section
are glad to see Mr.. Schele back in his
old store as he is always pleasant and
agreeable.
Mrs. Warren Shaw who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
). Hayes, returned to her home in Ia
coma this week. She was accompanied
~ her brother Castle, who will remain
with her for visit.
g. A Thomas and wife of Thorp
prairie, gave a very enjoyable Christ
mas dinner to their relatives and
friends. The table was loaded with
eatables and 40 guests did ample Justice
to everything served.
DR.. S. B. Nelson, state veterinary
surgeon, Of the state agricultural col
iege, was a guest of B. F. Reed Satur-
Gay. He and Mr.. Reed formulated
resolutions to be presented to the state
oalry association to prevent diseased
cattle being imported into this state,
nsVlng been appointed at the meeting
year ago for that purpose.
Think Of it! Severe cold weather in
al the eastern states, even in Idaho
JUG thermometer dropped to 20 below
zero but it has not been closer than
TWO above here. Nice comfortable
weather, just cold enough to put vim
r ~, Vlnor in both youth and old age.
me young leap and play, while the old
se' around as spry as crickets. No 90
back on Kittitas.