The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-16
The Local Ne4vs.

n, GRAY returned from Hot Springs
Sunday
Robert stevens visited the Ahtanum
recently.
Assessor Kenney went up to Gle Elum
Tuesday.
DR.. Gray says he is gradually i'm
proving
Simon Togarty was Roslyn visitor
over Sunday.
Miss Brennan spent Sunday in ;os-
lyn with her sister.
I'M. Perry, of Yakima, was in our
city few days since
Hay is now SIS per ton on board OF
cars 1t may 60 higher.
Mrs, Phil Adams is reported in a
worry critical condition this week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Carson visit
elYakima friends since our last issue.
Dan Coble has started the work OF
mouding brick in his new yard east OF
town.
The street sprinkler was brought in
tn use for the first time this season last
Saturday.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER. of North Yakima,
attended the funeral of VIM. Rehmke
last Sunday.
T.B. Goodwin was in town Tuesday
and says he lost $4,000 by selling his
hay too soon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Flynn's little
daughter Norma, has recovered from
recent illness.
Attorney Warner is bringing suit
against the state for overpaid taxes
some years ago.
Nose Emerson on Tuesday bought
Ed Lambson's residence property, pay
ing therefor $1,000.
James r. Davis sold his property on
Pine street Monday to Bud Anderson.
Consideration, 1850.
J. B. Myers, who has spent several
weeks OF late in Yakima working on
the Herald, is again in the city.
Mrs J. M. Martin has been indis-
posed this week, but has returned to
her work in Pautzke's gallery.
The county commissioners adjourned
Saturday, having pretty well finished
up the work for the past quarter
James Watson had a runaway last
Thursday, milk and feed, wagon and
horses went down Pearl street a-hying.
More than one hundred students
took the eighth grade examination in
this city Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Rev. S. w. Crockett, of Olympia,
well known in this city, lost his wife
last week in the Monod hospital in Sc
attic.
The Alberta Cooperative creamery
started up last Friday, the 10th, with
good line of patrons and large guam
tity of milk.
Born, Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Gage, OF this city, son. The child
died shortly afterwards and was buried
Monday afternoon.
W. 7. Francis has the foundation
for his new house ready for the struc-
ture, which will be started as soon as
the lumber can be had.
Misses Prather and Rowell ard Messrs.
William Simpson and Percy Colbert
attended the play, "East Lynne" at
Thorp last Saturday evening.
An old gentleman who has been liv-
ing on the Harvey Reed ranch, by the
name of Larsen, died Saturday night
and was buried Monday afternoon.
w. H. RAIDER, one of the prosperous
ana well-tO-do farmers of east Kittitas
intends building fine residence this
spring and will start the work in few
days.
Charles S. StOwell left last Friday
lor an extended trip through the east.
tie will perhaps not return for several
months. He will spend several days in
st. Paul.
f. d. Schnebly is now gentle nan
Vi leisure. and will proceed to spend
the vast fortune accumulated in the
newspaper business during the past
lev years.
John Vanderberg had the misfortune
W slip and fall from ladder while
working on his barn Tuesday evening
and seriously hurt himself No bones
were broken. but it is believed that he
sustained internal injuries from which
IL Will be some time before he fully re.
covers,