The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-07
SOME MORE LOCAL NEWS

"a. L. bIcSoIy 10 III 1uSo'h" Wis
week.
f. A. Williams of Toppenish was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Ackley is visiting on the
Sound :his week.
A large stock of goods were received
at the Bon Marche Saturday.
Uncle Tommy McCandless came over
from Tacoma Monday evening.
Mrs. Park, who has been seriously
i'll, is reported as convalescing.
James Watson returned IL few days
since from his visit to California.
Miss Stoves of Tacoma came in Tues
day to take Il school in district No. 20.
Mrs. j. A. Thomas of CleElum was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. Thomas
Sunday.
James Dysart and party returned
from prospecting trip in the Big Bend
this week.
Ed. j. a. woodward will preach at
the Packwo school house next Sun
day at II a. m.
"The Rivals" to be given by Normal
students May - for the benegt OF the
Normal Outlook.
c. A. Dix of Tacoma, stopped of
here few hours Tuesday while on his
way to Yakima.
The Bon Marche has added stock
of groceries, tea, coffee, soda, spices,
crackers, etc. etc.
Albert Detmering, Frank GROCER
and Frank Hartman all returned from
CleElum Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry Buchanan of Tacoma
came over Monday to visit with her
son, William and family for a few days.
Isaac Malone of Dayton, father of
Lewis Malone of this city, died few
days since at the advanced age OF ST
years,
a. SCHNEIDER, of North Yakima, was
in our city few days the past week,
the guest of Mrs. VIM. Rehmke and
family.
There were seven deeds, seven mort
cages, six satsfactions of mortgages
put on record this week at the auditors
office.
Thomas Maxey is busy improving
the normal grounds, setting sout Trees
and making bitches to convey water to
the grass.
I. a. Davis of North Yakima, is in
the valley this week taking orders for
tombstones and film. the orders he
took last fall.
O. H. Kerns of Thorp, was in the
city Saturday to aid in arranging "a
good program for the picnic at Page 5
grove on the 9th.
Friday evening Mr.. Fish and Mr.,
Hitchcock entertained few friends in
honor of Miss Frost's friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccoy OF Spokane.
Mrs +. f. Fulton expects to leave
shortly for the Methow valley where
she will spend the summer with her
two sons and a daughter.
Emery Gautenbein, of Pasco, who
worked here for sometime with o. w.
Pautzke few years ago, spent day
or two in town the past week.
j. ID. McKnabb has secured position
under George Champie and is working
on Mrs. Livssey's dwelling that is going
up near the Presbyterian church.
Look in any direction you may, either
in city or valley and your eyes are greet
cd with new buildings that gives evil
dence to the condition of our people.
Marriage license were granted by
the auditor this week as follows; James
j. Hass and Mrs. Anneta L. Calkins
G. FL. Mann and Miss Maggie Williams
G. w. Felch, of Seattle, a brother Of
DR.. Fl. j. Felch, stopped off here for q
day or two, on his way home from
Spokane, and visited his brother and
family.
Miss Remmele and Miss Wilcox gave
a chatting dish supper Saturday even
ing. The guest Of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccoy of Spokane who are visit
ing Miss Frost.
+. p. Reed returned from Tacoma a
few days since, where he went to have
DR.. Warren Brown perform an opera
ton for him. 1t was successful one
too and Mr. Reed is much elated with
the result.
Union meeting at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night. All churches OF
the city are invited to take part. Mrs.
Slsmmons has charge Of music. Sub
ject: "Rescus work among the chill.
dren." Public invited.
C. S. Mellen president OF the North
ern Pacific railroad passed through
our city this morning in his private