The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-01-29

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A. I. Beals registered in Toc0ma
Friday.
Joe Jeremy registered in Tacoma
Sunday.
W. f. Cowley made TRIP to CleElum
Monday.
Frank Candies Of Tacoma, was IN
the city Monday.
James Thompson arrived here for a
short visit Monday
Mrs D. A. Brownfeld of Toppenish,
Is visiting in the city.
Miss Mamie Brannan spent Sunday
ather home in CleElum.
Miss Minnie Prater visited with her
friends in Thorp Sunday.
Misses Mary and Emma ADRIAN Wis
tied in Liberty recently.
Dell Hiscock of North Yakima was q
visitor in our city Friday
C. L. Collins went over to Seattle
Monday and returned today.
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Thomas made a
visit to CleElum Wednesday.
Ralph Kaufman attended the state
irrigation meeting in Yakima Saturday.
Simon Fogarty was guest OF Phil
Otter and family of North Yakima a
few days since.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Hayward of
Thorp, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Collins, Sunday.
H. W. Hale was admitted to law prac-
tics while in OLYMPIA last week. It's
attorney Hale now.
s. Andrew Hartman Of Tacoma, rep
resenting the Western Coal aud Iron
company is in the city this week.
Cash Moore and family left Sunday
morning for Portland, Oregan, where
he has purchased grocery store.
Clay Smith, who has been visiting
his relatives here for month past, left
for his homo near NezPerse, Idaho
Monday,
Rev. J. Sween left Thursday for his
old home in Hollnd, where he will spend
sveral weeks visiting, returning here
about July 1st.
H, W, Rowland, Of Seattle, Represent
ing the Settle branch of the American
Type Founders company, was in the
city Thursday.
Freeman Kinkade, newphew, OF
David Kinkade, came in from Bruins
wick No., this week to spend year or
more In our glorious climate.
The trustees Of the Central Christian
church this week purchased two lots
near the center Of this city on which a
church building is to be erected as soon
Your friends in the east are writing
you regarding the county. Send them
The DAWN agar and copy our souv-
enir. That will tell them all about the
Country.
Lloyd Purdin, who has resided over
on the west side Of the river some two
years, has returned to Yakima county
to take charge Of his mothers ranch
near North Yakima.
For all the different sizes and per-
feet ftin trusses, such as Honest john,
Seeley's Hard Rubber and New York
Elastic, call on the Owl Drug Store.
They have professional filter.
Friday February 9th the band boys
intend giving another dance in their
nall In old Masonic temple. Come out
and enjoy yourself. People from the
country are especially invited. Tickets
75c. Ladies free.
A drop OF ink makes millions think.
but We surmise, as you are wise, il
Will take more than ink to make you
think that THE DAWN has any supe.
f'or As local newspaper. Only s1.0o
per year If paid in advance.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. =. Ackley gave them surprise
party Tuesday evening. About forty
persons were present. A luncheon was
served at midnight and the happy
o'cwd dispersed later. 1t was a very
enjoyable affair.
Nls no trouble to scoop our contem.
p,sr'es on news since our change Of
s SuO'lcation day from Saturday toThurs
w. oesldes it makes much less work
~. snem to secure news. Even if the,
49, |" take time to rewrite it, which
they do not always do.
williamA. stoddard died at his resi-
s ,.s in this city Monday morning at
. ".s p pc illness Of several weeks
ass s, % years. He leaves a widow bu,
Isa Salldrsn. He came to this valley ii
1857 and has ev.r .;,