The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-07
The Local Ne4vS.

day.
John w. Dixon is on the sick list this
week.
Simon Longmire has been very sick
Of late.
The apple and cherry trees are in
full bloom.
Remember the annual school cleo
ton on the 9th.
A. S. Randall made business trip
to Roslyn this week.
1t is reported that our city was a
wide open town Sunday.
The work in Coble's brick yard is
progressing very nicely,
Mrs. J. d. McKnabb and daughter
have both been indisposed this week.
Miss Emma Francis finished an eight
months term of school at Thorp Friday.
Born-Saturday morning, May 1st,
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Ellison, a son.
A bucking cayuss drew out a crowd
Of people on Pearl street Tuesday morn
ing
H.A. Thompson of Tacoma, was over
Tuesday doing some work for the l. O.
O. F.
Rev. Deatherage reports large au-
dience at Thorp Sunday morning and
evening.
The Ellsnsburg team waxed to the
Yakima in a good old fashioned way
Sunday.
Myrtle Dixon, little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Dixon has been
quite sick.
F. L. Smith OF New York, is here on
a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Lockwood this week.
At Thorp M. Z. church on Sunday
evening at 1880 p. IN. Rev. Rev. G. M.
Booth D. D. will preach.
Mrs. w. S. Rogers is a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Omar Davidson, at
Ravensdale, there week.
Chas. Watson informs our reporter
that he shall soon return to his inter-
ests in Santa Cruz California.
Patrons day at the public school Fri
day afternoon was highly enjoyed by
large delegation Of patrons.
Rev. ]. A. Deatherage will attend
the state meeting Of pastors of the Chris
tain church in Tacoma next week.
George Champie started the carpen-
ter work on Mrs. Livessy's dwelling
east Of the Presbyterian church Mon
day.
Rev. G. M. Booth q. D. presiding
Elder Of the M. E, church will preach
at the Damman school house on Sun
at 2:3O p. m.
Arthur Hobson goes to Tacoma next
week as delegate to the state Sunday
school convention, representing the
Central Christian school.
The city marshal is out in q notice
warning all parties burning OF rubbish
within 100 feet of any building within
the city limits is prohibited.
z. S. Boedcher went to Tacoma Sat-
urday to represent large number of
stockholders in the meeting of the Iron
ana Coal company of the Nicola valley
B. c.
Thomas McCaustland Of North Yak
INA, came up Friday to look after his
interests in this valley. He paid his
respects to The DAWN in a substantial
way.
AL Moore had the misfortune to Sc
rlously hurt himself on Monday. He
was on his wheel and under good speed
Whsen he colided with a COW and in
the fall was hurt.
James Shaw seems to have lost all
dis grit on bets. He bet freely on the
1aklma team Sunday and lost,
same as he did on the Ellensburg team
lew weeks since.
lttook about 400 copies of THE DAWN
last week to supply the demand for
information regarding Mr.. Blacks
proposition, and they were furnished
absolutely free too.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
1. Sheldon died Thursday of last week
VI Cholera Infantum. Funeral Sun
Gay from the M. f. Churdh, Rev
w. M. Kenney delivering the discourse.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, daughter Of
MRS. William Morrison, who died in
lscoma Friday, was buried in the Odd
FELLOWS cemetery Monday afternoon
ne funeral took place from the Baptist
church at o'clock.
We are authorized to say that par
Ties who irrigate must take care of the
wafer and not allow it TO run into and
ana damage the roads, as the law is
very strict in that respect and will be