The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-23

Fred Ross returned from Seattle
Tuesday.
| Roy Randall came over from Lind,
yesterday.
Cash Moore and wife have returned
to Portland.
f.. 5. Stewart has returned to Koslyn
for few days.
Is. f. Reed is spending few days or
the Sound this week.
j. H. Smithson is having his surplus
hay bailed this week.
Mrs. Fred Butcher is visiting he1
parents in Yakima this week.
John Weeks has the new residence OF
Will Generous well under way.
B. f. Reed is having some work done
inside his residence in Santa Aanna adj
diton.
+. j. Englehorn OF Ortman, S. d.
came in few days since to make this
his home.
D. H. Westcott is building a nice
residence on his block east OF the nor.
NAL school.
w. a. Spaulding of Yakima. was in
city Friday last visiting with his BROTH
err and family.
Fred Hall of Seattle, is visiting his
sister and mother, Mrs. J. p. Flynn
and Mrs. Hall this week.
John Welch OF N. c., is expected here
this week to take an interest in his
brother-in-law. Il. A. Puett's, bakery.
Miss Grace Meade OF CleElum, for
merly of this city, died yesterday. Fu-
neral from Baptist church tomorrow at
3 p. IN.
Remember Beatty Bros, performance
at the opera oouse April 80. The press
from Frisco to Seattle speaks we'll Of
this show.
VIM. Cunningham and wife left for
Hutchinson, Kansas, where they will
spend month visiting. Will Shoop
accompanied them.
Rev. A. +. Mclean is in Goldendale
attending meeting of the Central
Washington Presbytery of the Prssby-
terian church this week.
J. NJ, Perry and family will leave
Monday for Everett, where he says
they will try to spend year. He or.
ders The DAWN to follow him.
Lovers of sport-rod and gun-will
please bear in mind that deputy game
wardens are scattered all over the cOun.
ty and that every offender will he pun
ished according to law.
Walter Stroud and J. w. Conkle OF
Nevada, Mo were in the city few
days recently looking up future home.
They went over to Seattle, but expect
to return few days later.
Robert and Willis O'Hsron of Easton
were tried in Judge Statford's court at
CleElum on charge OF assault. The
Judge gave them ten days in the county
bastile and they started in on the job
Monday
b, A. Maxey, the city poundmaster
desires that we inform the public that
all stock found within tho city limits,
grazing, or without driver, day or
night, will be impounded according to
the ordinance, A regular trip will be
made over the city about midnight each
and every night.
A favor much to be appreciated at
the county farm, was bestowed by N.
I. Macleod, in the shape OF large
number of magazines, which having
read, he deemed the proper thing to do.
Many more could do likewife. All
such donations left at this Office will be
forwarded to the farm
Our old friend, VIM. Mack, formerly
county commissioner, who has been liv-
ing in Tacoma for some months past,
was in the city Saturday and made US
y
He is now member of one of the lead
ing real estate firms of Seattle and
says he will direct number of home.
seekers to Kittitas this year.
John G. Boyle, editor and publisher
of the Washingt0nian at North Yak
ina, has resumed the publication Of
his paper, and has secured an injunc.
ton restraining +. G. Drew from inter-
fering with his plant, and has also
brought suit against him for $l,630
damages, claiming misrepresentation
were made when he bought the paper
Reduced Prices on Meat.
The price of meat sold by the Kittitas
and Central markets is now as follows: