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

bees.
Garden vegetation is coming on nice
ly now.
The passenger travel is reasonably
heavy.
Summer appears to have put in APP
pearance.
Mrs. Ed Alexander is gradually grow
ing worse.
The new sidewalks are thoroughly
appreciated
The l. O. O, f. enjoyed feast Tues
day evening.
Gus Nessslhous made trip to Yak
ina Tuesday,
A. F. Hoska of Tacoma, was in the
city Tuesday.
The dandelion is as much in evidence
as ever before.
B. F. Dozier plants his advt. in our
paper this week.
The Wright Bros. are cutting out q
nice lot of lumber.
The base ball association had meet
ing Monday evening.
d. H. Westcott is running his own
delivery wagon now.
The Alberta creamery reports a
good run of business.
Superior court convenes next Wed.
nssday, 18th with jury.
James Holcomb Of the Nahum cream.
cry was in the city Monday.
Pat Carey went over to Sprague on
the afternoon train Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Salladay returned from
visit on the Sound Tuesday.
The fruit crop promises to be the
largest over known in the valley.
Ed Alexander came up from Prosser
Sunday to attend the sick bed OF his
wife,
The health of the community is re-
ported distressingly good by the phys.
icians.
The melting snow in the mountains
is causing much high waters in the
valley.
Dan Co5le has just replenished his
stock of lumber and is doing good
business.
Milford Thorp, was in the city Tues
day in connection with some encamp-
ment work.
The council has ordered new side
walk from Farrells corner to the depot.
That's good.
The inscription on the Sugar Bowl
Monday morning did not add anything
to the credit of our town.
r. P. Tjossem is reported as recov-
ering as nicely as could be expected
and resting very comfortably.
J. L. Mcdowell went to Yakima Tues
day to spend a few days visiting his
daughter Mrs. Jasper Nelson.
The sanitary condition Of Ellensburg
is being placed in first class condition,
much to the credit of all concerned.
The city council met Monday night
and transacted lot of business in the
way of ordering new side walks.
John Dewiscourt left Monday even
ing for PendletOn, Ore. where he takes
a position with the ball team OF that
city.
Harry Bristol, who has been deliv-
ering for d. H. Wescott for several
months past, has position At Palmer
Bros, livery stables now.
Chas. w. Mann and Mrs. Maggie
Williams, both OF Seattle, were united
in holy bonds of matrimony by Justice
Boyle Tuesday forenoon.
The committee in charge OF the Black
proposition report much encourage
ment and think with reasonable effort
the canal will be an assured fact.
Main street will soon loom up IS
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town. The improvements made this
spring are certainly commsndable.
DR. Dowdy, in his article last week,
seems to have hit the nail on the head
and strange to say the article met the
approal of most or all of our business
men.
George Hornbeck has had his block
east of his residence plowed and seeded
to clover. That beats sage brush ten
to one, besides it adds much to the ap-
pearance OF the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Otter, Frank
Bartholet, Miss Birdie Bartholet,
James McAuther, DR.. Lynch, DR.. Hare
and DR.. Hill were among the Yakima
visitors in our city Sunday.
The Bon Marche is doing good
business these days. A stock OF grocer
les is now being added and soon you
can get almost any thing you want at
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