The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-07-16

Trade at the Bon Marche and save
money.
DIR. Felch has been appointed county
health officer.
John McKnabb is fixing to build a
nice residedce.
w. II. Sheldon returned from North
Yakima Tuesday.
Miss Anna Bartholet is visiting in
Spokane this week.
Miss Pauline Burcham is in Idaho
visiting her mother
Cornelius Vanderbilt made living
trip to Yakima Tuesday.
S. Il. Packwood and J. f.. Frost went
over to Tacoma Monday afternoon.
George Sleet started his new steam
baler yesterday at Chris Jacobsons.
George Sayles, city clerk, is spending
his vacation in Olympia and Seattle.
Isaac Moore returned from Portland
Sunday. Mrs. Moore accompanied him.
Mrs. Wigling is lying at the point
of death at her residence il East Kit
tas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Weaver were
guests o, b. +. Reed and family Sun
day.
John Linder is in the city this week
the guest OF his brother, Mike. and
family.
Thos Maxey is having his residence
on the corner of Fourth and Ruby re-
covered
Johnny Packwood OF CleF.lum, was
down Saturday after some farm ma
chinery.
S. Pearson left Sunday morning for
Seattle and Portland for two-weeks'
vacation.
Miss Sender of Albany, Oregon. is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Weinberg.
NllSS vi Avn VI I"
kima, visited in this city the latter part
of last week.
Monday afternoon and returned Tues
day morning.
w. II. Talbot and family left Tues
day morning for few days outing at
the lakes above EastOn.
Tuesday to visit with his sister, Mrs.
Daft kahaler, and husband.
James Leslie, representative OF the
Richmond Paper company of Seattle,
was in the city few hours Saturday.
Prof. O. H. Kearns and wife of Thorp,
lost their little four months-old daught-
ar this morning. Funeral tomorrow at
10 a. m.
Mrs. =. w. Singer, who was here
attending the funeral of her father, NJ.
f. Kelly, left for her home in Tacoma
Wednesday.
A. z. Scammon, an aged pioneer, died
at his home in East Kittitas Tuesday
morning at the ripe old age of 70 years
and nine months.
Adam MOCK got his insurance money
on his two houses that burned on the
Fourth last Saturday, the amount al
lowed being Sll7500.
Miss Nellie Ritter OF North Yakima.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mitchell Stevens for some weeks, re-
turned home Saturday.
Marriage license were issued this
week as follows: Jens SOrensOn and
Miss Sine Jacobson, James Mcdonnell
and Miss Maggie NJ. Keelan.
The NJ. |. society of Ellensburg will
rive a grand ball in Kleinberg's new
warehouse on Tuesday evening July 81
Come and have good time.
Mrs. John Veach of Thorp. received
telegram from her old home, Samon.
aux, Illinois, last evening to the effect
that her father, Conrad Horton, had
died yesterday afternoon.
p. l.. Denel returned few days since
from Boise. Idaho, where he has been
visiting Il brother for several weeks
pa st. He says only about half a grain
crop will be harvested in that section.
Last Saturday evening Miss Rub,
Price entertained at dinner in honor o.
Miss Pearl Pearson, who left on Sun
day morning train for Seattle. where
she is spending her vacation with hel
aunt. Mrs. A. w. Oliver.
John Wanamaker, the genial young
prescription clerk, who has been witt
Perry Drug company for some months
past, goes to his home in Seattle Satur
dav. where he will soon take O'itior
in drug store of that city.
At the next regular meeting of TIT
club. an exhibit at the Truns-Missis
sippi Congress, held in Seattle Angus
18th. will be considered and acted upon
All members please turn out
Gard Of Thanks.
| We the undersigned wish hereby t
express our warmest and deepest graft