The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-06-04
The Local Ne4vs.

C. B. Graves GRATED at North Yaki-
ma Saturday.
DR.. Powers of CleElum, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Taylor of Pasco, is in the
city this week.
NJ. N. Richards of Yakima, was in
the city Saturday.
Pat Henry of Roslyn, was on our
streets Wednesday.
w. +. Patterson returned from Blew
EFT few days since.
George Eldred left this week for
Couer d'alene this week.
Mrs. A. L. Hollingsworth, of Thorp,
visited in the city this week.
Orlando Beck of North Yakima, was
in the city few days since.
Miss Lima Stoves of Tacoma is teach
ing a spring term in District 20.
Mike Miller and c. A. Crane of Gle
Elum, were in the city Saturday.
Born: To Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Knight
Sunday May 81, son, 8 pounds.
F. NJ. McCully of Olympia, was in
the city the forepart of the week.
Will Webster started Tuesday for a
thirty days visit in Toronto, Canada.
81. Harmeling of Yakima City, has
been in the city for several days past.
John Veach of Thorp came down Sat
urday to enjoy few hours in our city.
Lloyd Purdin of Yakima, spent few
hours in our city Saturday on business.
C.S Baker spent Saturday and Sun
day in CleElum visiting with his wife.
Born; To Mr. and Mrs. William
Horn, Monday, June 1st ID pound
son.
Vestal Snyder, city attorney Of Yaki-
ma, was in the city Thursday after
noon.
Senator Sharp was in the city We'd
nesday for the first time in several
weeks,
Miss Lee one of the Normal student,
returned to her home in Yakima yes
terday.
W. A. Thomas issued the last num-
Der of his Kittitas School Bulletin last
Saturday.
Torkel Tweet one of the old time
Swauk miners, was in the city few
days since.
The ball team leave for the Sound to
morrow. They have ten engagements
already closed.
George Stevenson came up from " ak
ina Saturday to meet with the NJ. w.
A. committee.
J. B. Armstrong moved over east
of Spokane few days since and took
charge of farm.
Mrs. p. A. Dickey of North Kittitas
is quite ill and a physician was called
to see her yesterday.
Truly Saturday was a hot day for
one and all and there was more than
one to complain of the heat.
F. d. Schnebly and James Allen ac'
cOmpanied Sheriff Thomas to Walla
Walla with his prisoners Saturday.
P. L. Duel left Monday night for
Boise city, Idaho to visit his brother
and family and to look up location.
Jack Fulton has had some improve
ments made on his claim, shack and
barn, both built within the last few
days.
Miss Mary L. Peaslee has completed
a nine-months' term in District . and is
engaged to teach summer term in
District 10.
Mrs. Oldham has moved her restau'
rant across the street into the room
formerly occupied by the Washington
restaurant.
Henry Kleinburg has remOdeled his
residence on Pine street. between Sixth
and Seventh and has put it in first-class
condition in side.
The body of G. Howard who died or
the train Saturday was shipped to his
home at Schoolcraft, Mich, Sunday by
Scott x Cameron.
Miss Ella Harris, teacher of English
In the normal, gave "fagot party" tt
the senior class Friday evening at the
residence of DR.. Gray.
The score in the ball game Saturday
afternoon between the home team ano
the Tacoma Athletic team stood 10 to
IN favor of the home team.
Roslyn sends down and invitation
TO our city to celebrate the fourth IL
that city and says if the offer is accept
ed, Roslyn will close down the mines
and close up the city and come dowr
one day during carnival week.