The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-06-11

week.
c. Ii. Flummerfelt made visit to
Pasco Monday.
J, w. Dixon is building an addition
to his residence.
w. +. Johnson of North Yakima is
in the city today.
Sheriff r. L. Thomas brother, Cen
try, of Gle Elum, is in the city.
"A. l.. Slemmons reports for the high
line canal-progress and prospects
good.
Il. j. Randall has Just put new
roof on his residence in the south part
of town.
John Kinkade's house has received
new coat of paint by the brush of
Beldn & Beldin.
Joe wilkins of Yakima went out
with our ball team on its ten days out
ing on the Sound.
S. Pearson has painted the front OF
his place of business, which greatly
adds to its appearance.
Clarence Houser and wife leave for
Oretown Sunday, where they will spend
several weeks visiting.
James Crawford of Goldendale, is a
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cham
pie and family this week.
Mrs. Craig of Puyalup, came over
Saturday to visit with her father, DR.,
John Robbins and family.
The ball game "Wednesday between
the East and West side resulted in a
victory for the Westsiders.
The sheep men are very busy these
days, no less than Ii bands having left
for the hills during the last 10 days.
is over this week visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rogers.
Eli Vertrees has had his house raised
so as to make it two full stories which
adds very materially to its appearance.
Mrs Lambert Raskins is slowly con-
valescing Th, is good news to her
many friends in this city and valley.
The work of constructing the east
side telephone line is going on nicely.
The poles are set now for some distance
out of town.
In the water suit in Justice Boyle's
court Saturday, State VS.. Joe Mailer,
for water running in the road, the jury
found not guilty.
The ladies of the Central Christian
church gave an ice cream and cake So
cial at the residence of w. L. Francis
Tuesday evening.
Purchasers of property at the county
sales last spring and last fall are re-
quired to pay taxes for 1902 whether
purchased for cash or on contract. Pur-
chasers at the January sale will not
pay taxes till next year.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week as follows: G. w. Johnsone to
Miss Sara Ackley. David Williams to
Miss Anna Gibson. Samuel Il. McCaw
to Miss Alice Cary Wallace. Joseph
Falkner to Miss Clara Morgan.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday as usual, with the exception OF
the morning preaching service, which
will be given up on account of the
baccalaureate service at the normal.
Children's day exercises in the ever
ing.
David I. and John Slemmons of
Wayne county, Ohio. are in the city
this week the guests of their nephew
A. L. Slemmons, and family. They
were delegates to the late general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church at
LosAngles, California, and took the
op portunity of making this visit.
The young newspaper men who
camped over Sunday on the edge of the
rushing river on S. w. Maxey's ranch
pat in a good time Although they
had their fishing tackle along, it was
impossible to fish. owing to the swift
ness of the streams, so they spent the
day spinning yarns under the shad!
trees.
Messrs. Shamehorn & Bronson re-
ceived their fixtures Monday. The
bar, which is a dark cherry, is - feet
long and the back bar is one of the
hand+omest, if not the handsomest, in
the city, and the balance of the furni-
ture matches \ new linoleum covers
the floor and when the grand opening
occurs, the date for which has not
been fixed, it will be one of the most
complete sac ms in the city.
Eyes fitted by specialists.
COL QMAN'S. SeattIe