The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-13

GuStai NelSoll VI l-lpttt.' was III uuc
city Monday.
Simon Justham, of Ro>lyn was in the
city Monday.
W. GROCER of Roslyn, spent Mon
day in the city.
P. Wippel, of Thorp creamery, was
in town Tuesday.
Isaac Burns, of ThOrp, was down ON
business Tuesday.
Frank wilkins, of Spokane, spent
Saturday in the city.
The commissioners have been in SEES
sion again this week.
The forger OF checks got in his work
carly Monday morning.
The high diver makes quite a splash
and draws big crowds.
The work on the Caldwell block an
mex is progressing nicely.
Dan Coble has another large brick
kiln about ready to burn.
Ben Brain of Liberty was in the city
the early part of the week.
c.. A. Splawn, of Thorp, came down
Tuesday to see the carnival.
Sam Pearson is again up and around
after long siege of the fever.
The Eagles give grand ball in
Klsinbergs' big warehouse tonight.
Frank Martin. of CleElum, spent
Saturday in this city with relatives.
For Sale 10 head of cattle at 3lS
per head. st So o. f.. DIsTARD.
Julian Thomas came down from the
Musser mill or the Teanaway Sunday.
W. T. Francis and j. William Thorn
as returned from Easton Sunday night.
The variety theater failed to materi-
allze, public sentiment being adverse.
L. F. Ellison, proprietor Of the Ia
mum saw mill, was in the city Tuesday.
a. 7. Mason leaves thi, week to
spend several months in California Wis
iting.
Kittitas county now, according to
population, is placed in the fourteenth
class.
Judge HumeS, of Seattle and Austin
Mlres returned from their hunt Thurs
day night.
Misses Edith Baird and Maude Lid.
dell are clerking in Andy schultz :,
palace of sweets.
E. Berkie is in the city this week
shaking hands with old friends and
making new ones.
Rev. y. Martin, who has been visit
Ing IN Seattle the past month, returned
home Friday morning.
c. W. MolIet made G.7O6 pounds Of
butter during the month OF July in his
Spring Creek creamery.
Ed. Haskins and wife and Ike Mum
ma and family are enjoying an outing
at Lost Lake this week.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Buchanan is reported danger
ously Ill with fever this week.
Miss Lulu Mattox will please accept
our thanks for beautiful boquet Of
flowers left on our table Saturday.
Miss Claudio Hill of Tacoma, is a
guest of her uncle, j. L. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. f. y. Home this week.
MIR. MattoX of Rceser creek, and one
OF the substantial farmers of that -cc-
ton, is building fine creamery plant
W. ". Swan moved down from Gle
Elum last week and intend, starting
MS threshing machine in few days.
John Lovelle. one of the Cllronet
payers in our city band, joined Camp
Dell Bros circus band while in our
city Friday.
Mrs. w, \. Lee, who has been a
guest of Mrs II. G. Ackley, for some
weeks past, returned to her home in
Connell Monday.
Miss Mary Scott, of Centralia. I'll.
arrived here Saturday to make this
city her home. She is a niece of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Il. Maddux.
A convention of county school super
latendents is called for Sept. 18th in
olympia by r. b. Bryan. The pro-
gram will be published soon.
Austin Mires was appointed by Gov.
NC sri lie, As IL delega from this
county to the Trans Mississippi Com
m'rcltl Congress to be held ia Sc title
August IS, -, % an DIST.
Mrs. Millikin, who left here some
years ago for Everett where she and
family have since resided, returned to
our city Sunday to Nuke it their failure
home.
David Kinkade took seriously i'll Il
'ne nome OF his son John in the country
sunday. He Wa, brought home that
eVehing but is'not out of danger yet by
any means.
Large crowds of people attend each
performance of the carnival. Some
features are very good, others, as in
oil such entertainments, might be i'm
proved upon.
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