The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-14
The Local Neqvs.


Tuesday.
i'll. Mills of Thorp was in the city
Monday.
Don't let your real estate tax become
delinquent
Superior court convened yesterday
with jury.
Mrs. r. p. Edgington has been indis-
posed of late.
Jake Martin returned to Roslyn a
few days since.
Deputy assessor Heron returned to
Roslyn Tuesday.
Now is the time to get in your work
for the Black canal.
Mrs. E. l.. Perry visited in Seattle
few days this week.
A. S. Randall spent several days
in CleElum this week.
Mrs. Olsmstead returned to her home
near Puyallup Sunday.
Gustaff Nelson Of Liberty, was a
visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Bean made visit to Seattle
the early part of the week.
Several attorneys from abroad are
in attendance at court today.
Mrs. w. H. Spalding joined her
husband here few days since.
Mrs. Getz, who has been away visit
ing returned Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Erickson returned from a
trip to Seattle Monday afternoon.
David Ramsay came in few days
since from a visit to Victoria, B. c.
Atty. Ralph Kaufman was in Yaki-
ma on legal business few days re-
Gently.
Mrs. NJ. j. Durgan was guest of her
son Lot of North Yakima, few days
recently.
Paul Fein has been indisposed again
and B. A. Gault took his place in the
fish market.
A. E. Carr came in Monday and
signed with the Black people for water
for so acres.
C. B. Graves and wife returned a
few days since from a weeks sojourn
at Hot Springs.
Rev. McCallum left Monday after
noon to visit with his sister in Olympia
Mrs. r. A. Tritt.
T. A. Davis of North Yakima stop
ped off here few hours Monday while
on his way to Roslyn.
Frank Fulton was in the city Mon
day, but he says his leg gives him con-
siderable trouble yet.
Ira P. Englehart, one of the legal
lights OF North Yakima, was in the
city few days since.
r. P. Tjossem, according to the lat
est advise is getting along very nicely
and will soon be able to get out again
Fishing is reported fairly good and
many of the speckled beauties are be-
ing caught in the small streams around
and in town.
We are glad to see our old friend,
John Vanderburg, who was seriously
hurt some weeks ago able to be up and
around again.
J. NJ. Perry who recently left here
for Everett, has embarked in the hotel
business in that city. He writes us to
send him The DAWN.
Steve Woodhouse is getting in some
good wook on the roads in his district.
Few road supervisors understand their
work as thoroughly as Mr.. Woodhouse.
Rev. w. J. Roots of Grangerville
Idaho stopped off here Monday after
noon to visit short time with his old
friend and classmate, Rev. Alfred
Lockwood.
Con Geizentanner of Kiona is up on
visit with O. w. Pautzke and
to pack and remove his photo gallery
from CleElum to Kennewick where he
expects to open parlor.
Miss Minnie Buzzel who was elected
to represent the Y. w. c. A. in its ma
tlonal convention at Los Angeles, Cal
lfornia, left on the afternoon train Tues
day amid the cheering of host OF
normal students.
w. H. RAIDER one of the prosperous
and well-to-do ranchers of East Kittitas
was in the city Monday. He has the
foundation laid for his new residence
but his contractor, Champie, cannot get
70 the work for some days yet.
Thomas Agnew has accepted posi-
ton with Ward g. Mcfarland of Pros
ser and his wife joined him at thai
place few days since after a shor'
visit in our city. Tom is good bal
player and has also accepted the posi-
zion OF catcher of The Prosser base bal