The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-06-11
The Local Neqvs.
court is in session today.

at $50 p. m.
Judge Rudkin of Yakima, came up
this morning
Mrs. Eva Sherwood of Yakima, is in
the city visiting.
Dan Coble fired his big brick kiln on
the hill Saturday.
Charles Splawn of near Thorp, was
in the city Monday.
Vegetation of all kinds is making
very rapid growth.
Both grass and grain are now making
very rapid growth.
W. J. Welsh, of Roslyn, is down at
tending court today.
vestal Snyder of North Yakima was
in the city "Wednesday.
ELS. Stewart came up from Yakima
Saturday and returns today.
G.P. Short of CleElum, came down
Wednesday for short visit.
DR.. |. n. Power of CleElum, was
in the city Wednesday afternoon.
Born:-In this city, "Wednesday, June
10Th to Mr.. and Mrs. 5. u. Wippel, a
son.
Born-to A. S. Wright and wife
Wednesday morning June 10, 9pound
girl
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Randall of l;os-
lyn spent Sunday in this city with rel
atives.
W. c. Thomas took up two months
term of school in Robinson Canyon
Monday.
William German, one East kititas
well.to-do ranchers, was in the city
Monday.
The ladies OF the Thorp NJ. f. church
will give an ice cream social next Tues
day night at Thorp Hall.
In the ball game Sunday afternoon
merchants vs.. clerks, the score stood
Z to in favor of the merchants.
Mrs. r. Turner and Miss Mary left
for Seattle "wednesday where they will
spend some days visiting relative and
friends.
Gambling was closed last night at
y o'clock, the new law taking effect at
that hour, which excludes gambling of
any kind.
The hay crop promises to be a fine
one indeed the price will undoubtedly
start off with not less than four figures
$1,000 to 12.0).
II. X. Owens of Seattle is in the city
t)day. He it will be remembered,
surveyed the high line canal for j. II.
Wells, years ago.
H. r. Rowland, representing the
American Type Founders company OF
Seattle, was in the city Monday and
made US a pleasant call.
Ladies of the Episcopal church will
hold sale on Saturday June Is fi' IN
ii until & p. IN. at a. G. Buffers Co.
store. Home cooking of bread, pies,
salads, meats etc.
Lou and Paul Denton, grandSOns OF
Mr.. a I'd Mrs. r. ]. Randall stopped oil
aday or two this week while enroute
to Vacaville, where their father Rev.
}. 5. Denton now lives.
Steve WoodhouSe is doing some good
work in his road district. He is one OF
the most practical road builders in the
county and his roads will compare
favorably with any in the state.
We are under Obligations to the
staff of the Outlook this week for the
cut from which the picture on the first
page is made. The cut i, a good one
and we are grateful for its use.
Yakima is beginning to realize that
some of their canal talk is proving IL
great detriment and the last proposed
Is ascheme to rob the people. See what
the Republic has to say of IL in another
column of this issue.
Very little snow can be seen on the
Wenatchee range of mountains from
this city, the warm days having turned
IL into water. 1t is IL very rare thing
lor snow to remain on that range until
June LIST, but it has done so this year
lev. Walden and wife of Iillah, pas
sed through here Wednesday return
ing from Seattle to their home Mr..
Walden states that the peach crop in
The valley will be very light, but the
apple crop very cool. H. says Chr
cago apple buyer is in the valley at
Woo per box.
AT last there is IL white mans res
taurant in town successfully competing
with the Chinese. This restaurant Is
pcated near The DAWN Office on Ma n
street and is being conducted by Mrs.
oiaham, who is serving excellent
N ais.