The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-27

Newton Bott Of North Yakima is in
the city today.
W. H. GROCER, Of Roslyn was in the
city last Monday
re. Fleck, of Seattle, is in the city
this week visiting relatives.
Miss Mabel Mcdowell, OF Roslyn,
,,.rt Thursday and Friday last in this
city.
1.mss Steven on sold his residence on
FOurth street few days ago to Charles
Shull.
rr.Sheriff Brown is in the city this
reek renewing acquaintancss with his
family.
r. V. Warner left yesterday for
Tacoma to attend the state Bar Asso-
citation.
John Clsman of North Yakima, is a
Crest Of his brother Perry and family
today
A new sidewalk has been constructed
ont to the residence OF B. +. Reed in
Sunnysde.
RIA. Puett is adding a second story
TO bis business house on Pearl street
this week.
Ut. Brownfield, of Toppenish spent
atew hours in the city with relatives
and friends.
George Champie is building an addi-
ton to George Snodgrass residence in
tho country.
J. 7. Brownfeld, of Toppenish, will
please accept our thanks for box OF
nice tomatoes.
Mrs. George Beale, Mrs. Jack Galvan
and Miss Mamie Gliding all left for
Nome yesterday.
DR.. Bean and wife leave Sunday
for Tacoma where they expect to re
side permanently.
Mrs. Grace Prater visited her mother
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson, in North
Yakima last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Vaughn and Miss
Agness Kineth leave Monday for few
days visit in Seattle.
Prof. G. NJ. Jenkins and wife are
visiting with Mrs. Jenkins parents at
Walla Walla this week.
Miss Agnes Kineth will please ac-
cept our thanks for a gallon pail full OF
fine lucious blackberries.
William Jennings Boyd put his best
bib and tucker on Tuesday morning
and hiked out for Seattle.
Miss Mabel Cornwall, of Fairview, is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
John W. Dixon, of this city.
Z. B. Graves and Austin Mires have
spent the week in Seattle as delegates
to the Commercial congress.
The opening of the public school is
drawing near and soon the teachers
and pupils will be ever present.
Coble & Sackett fired another big
Kiln OF brick Monday, at their yard OF
Vralgs hill, near the reservoir.
y. A Carlins, deputy in the Seat
tie postoffice, is over this week for ar
outing with his friend II c. Fleck.
Mrs. William McCormic, of Yakima
Vity, Joined her husband, who is in the
employ OF the N. =. at this place.
george Rouse, graduate OF oul
normal school in 1896, has been elected
principal of the school at Connell.
IL. Mcdowell and w. W.McDowel
accompanied Miss Mabel Mcdowell u
ner home in Roslyn last Saturday.
Inc cool and showery weather OF late
"as been quite detriment to the sec
ono crop OF hay where it has been cut
w. 1. Francis and J. l.. Allen arr
nloolf!ing and improving the residence
" H. A. Turner in Sunnyside addition
Mrs. r. A. Turner and daughter
'iary' spent Thursday Afternoon will
'''s' W. A. Stevens on the Westside
'onn Blue and family, of Waterville
arrived in the city this week to locat'
provided a house to live in could b.
found.
Inc sidewalk on the west side O
'ialn street will soon be completed ant
Snen it is, it will be one of the best il
the city.
marry Bryant threshed from two ant
Vne'half acres of oats, last Friday, p
1"'neis OF grain, IA yield of sc bushel
per acre.
Mr. Ewings son, near Thorp wa
u'''en by a rattlesnake "Wednesday
&c Is reported as getting along NIGEL,
however.
MISS Evelyn Ross, daughter of MI
.uu MRS. +. II. w. Ross, who has spen
.ue last five years in Europe, returne
nOme Friday.
Sam Pearsons store room on tn
'o'ner of Main and Fourth is to b
''u oy the Cascade canal people a
Miss Anna Thomas, who has sper