The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-12

If you dance, don't forget the ball on
the 10Th.
Frank Bossong has been indisposed
for several days of late.
More than 80 days of fine sleighing
and snow is still with us.
Mrs. D.. A. Brownfield returned to her
home in Toppenish Thursday.
Born, Monday Feb. 9th. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Alexander a daughter.
The normal school of this city asks
for an appropriation OF 100000.
This morning was the coolest of the
year, the mercury standing at zero.
S. w. Maxey has so far recovered
from his recent fall as to be out again.
Mrs. Ell. Bryant of CleElum, is guest
of her sister, Mrs. Patchett, this week.
Mrs Mary Wix of Toppenish, is a
guest of Mrs Nora McIrvin this week.
There was 36 inch snow fall in Ros.
lyn and CleElum Saturday and Sunday
night.
John Veach of Thorp, visited in a
fraternal way, in the city Wednesday
evening.
]. E. BOnnell and wife OF Tacoma,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Weed
this week.
Senator Sharp has introduced bill
to establish regular sizes as standard
fruit boxes.
James Leslie of the Richmond Paper
Company of Seattle, was interviewing
our people on Monday.
Today is Lincoln,s day, he would be
95 years old today if he was living, hav-
ing been borned Feb. IL 1909.
A little five months old daughter OF
Mr.. w. B. Laswell died Thursday
morning and was buried Wednesday.
Frank Standby, who has been crippled
for some time, was in the city Wednes-
day for the first time in two months.
The Law an Order League will me 3
at the M. E. Church in the Epworth
League room Monday Feb 10th at 7:3O
p. m.
FOR SALE-A stack of about eight
tons of hay one mile from town timothy
mixed with alfalfa. Enquire at this
office.
John Travers moved his stock OF
hardware from the Albany block into
the store rooms under the dormitory
Wednesday.
Jasper p. Nelson OF Natche valleys,
a brother-in-law of L. A. Vincent,
died Friday evening. Age S. years.
He had lived in that valley 81 years.
The Opera-Chimes of Normandy
netted the players $500. After the
play was over Mesdames Scott and
Talbot gave the players reception at
the home of the later,
No theatrical enterprise has ever
offered more brilliant promises of sue
cess than Charles B. Hanford's engage
ment which will take place at the opera
house on Tuesday, Feb. Gath.
The committee soliciting funds to
build the Central Christian church a
house OF worship, are meeting with
mnch encouragement, several hundred
dollars having been subscribed.
A social session of the F. o. K. will
be held at Kleinburg hall on Sunday
Evening Feb. Is, Sp. m. consisting OF
music and specialties;all are invited to
attend, light lunch will be served; no
charges.
Clyde Warner, DR., Mahan and Prof.
Wilson left Thursday morning for
Olympia, to appear before the commit
tee on appropriations to secure an equit-
able sum for the maintenance of the
normal school.
The city council on Monday evening
awarded Mailer and Moor the contract
for building the city pest house on the
lots where Prices old palmer stood,
near Wright Bros. saw mill, the bid
being $780, 5 for lumber and labor.
w. B. Dunsworth says he recently
received his shoes, overalls, camping
utensils, etc. etc.t the noted criminal
Harry Tracy took from his sheep camp
while making his way across the country
few days before he was killed.
The Localizer man has got so in
terested in THE DAWN of late that he
can not wait until we get it mailed
before he calls and picks up copy and
Nu be- ~ L II