The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-04-02
The Local Ne4vs.
Good i've. Bro. Schnebly.

Good morning, Bro. Randall.
cu,erior court convened Monday.
Mrs Thomas Agnew visited in this
city this week.
number of Roslyn people attended
court this week.
Fl. +. Blair, of Roslyn, spent Satur-
day in the city.
Dr Powers, of Gle Ellum, spent Sun
day in the city.
James Mcdowell spent few days in
Roslyn recently.
CIV. Mowery, of Yakima, was in
the city Sunday.
HI. Galloway, of Gle Ellum, was in
the city Saturday.
The Alberta Creamery will soon be
ready for business.
Mrs. David Murray left Friday for a
short visit in Seattle.
GP. Short, the Gle Ellum attorney,
was in the city Sunday.
Don't miss the big show at the Bon
Marche on Main street.
Ell. Anderson Of Olympia, was in
the city Monday few hours.
B.F. Reed says the farmers are still
getting winter prices for their butter.
Prof. Morgan and wife entertained
a number of friends at cards Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ellen Shoudy leaves this week
for Spokane where she expects to make
her home.
Miss Jones of Seattle, is guest OF
her neice, Miss Flora Jones, of the
Normal school.
Will Boyd visited in Yakima Monday
and Tuesday the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sherwood.
w. A. Thomas has been busy man
this week marking and shelving goods
in the Bon Marche.
James Leslie, of the Richmond Pa
per company of Seattle, was interview
ing our business men Monday.
John A. Steigler was placed under
arrest Sunday and lodged in Jail for
making threats of bodily harm.
Mrs. w. S. Rogers returned from a
six weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
Omar Davidson, of Ravensdale Sunday.
The Bon Marche opens Saturday
morning. If you want bargins in gen.
eral utility goods, now is your chance.
The several deputy assessors are pro-
crossing very nicely with their field
work and will soon have completed
their jobs.
Guilford Wilson, of Roslyn, came
down Friday evening to visit with rel
atives and friends, returning Sunday
afternoon.
W. 7. Francis will commence re-
building his residence which was re-
Gently burned, as soon as lumber can
be Dlaced IN the rround
Mrs. A. Cullen left for Yonkers,
New York, Moaday afternoon in re-
Spouse to word that her mother of that
city was very i'll. She will possibly
remain there several months.
Dan Coble is in receipt of a large
consignment of fruit trees for farmers
OF this valley. Thousands of trees
will be planted this year, and soon thi.
will be the largest fruit producing val
ley in the state.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. F
church will hold sale in the church
on the afternoon and evening of Friday
April 10th. Ice cream and refresh
ments will be server both Afternoon
and evening. An entertainment viii
also be given in the evening.
The unprincipled cur who wilfully
and maliciousiy makes it business tt
walk around and slash tires of bicycle
or puncturs them, ought to be jerket
up and made to pay for his fun, if that
what he calls it. He has been spotted
and the next time tire is cut OF pune
tured he will have an opportunity o
employ an attorney.
An address will be delivered at tn
Normal Assembly hall Saturday even
Ing. April 4th, by Hon. L. ID. Harvey
ex'superintendent of public instruc
ton of Wisconsin. His subject will b
educational IDEALS" DR.. Harvey /
among the foremost educational lead
ers OF the west. He has been lectur
Ing on the cost, and tho Normal wa
mus enabled to secure him for an ad
dress. All friends are earnestly invited
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