The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-19
Vernal equinox, March 2lst.

Tuesday.
Frank Jackson spent day in Yak
ina recently.
Dr. Otto Klug returned home Mon
day morning.
r. D. Taylor of Pasco, is in the val
ley this week on business.
Mrs. Eva L. Seaton has opened new
lodging house in Yakima.
A. c. Vail of Yakima, was visitor
in our city few days since
Two carloads of Scrapers came in
Tuesday to start the work on Frank H.
wilkins ditch.
Mrs. Russell Evans will return with
her daugter, Mrs. Thiery, to make her
home in Seattle.
w. B. Price made a trip to Yrkima
recently and was initiated into the mys-
teries of Elkdom,
j. Fl. Smithson contemplates building
good substantial farm residence on
his ranch east of town.
Mrs. Eva l.. SeatOn spent few days
in Yakima this week. getting ready to
open her lodging house.
Mrs Lake had the misfortune to fall
and break her thigh last Thursday
after we had gone to press.
w. f. Ayres, wife and daughter, of
North Yakima, visited, J. Mark Martin
and wife during the past week.
Col, Sobieski, the distinguished Pol
ish nobleman, will give Il series of
lectures in this city in a few weeks.
The w. c.. T. U. will celebrate the
Tooth birthday anniversary of Neil Dow
which occurs on the Goth of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Randall went
down to Yakima Tuesday to spend
few days with relation and friends,
B. H. Lambson was sent up to Gle
Elum this week to take charge of the
N. p. coal bunkers for few weeks.
We are glad to learn that our old
friend, N. T. Macleod, who has been
in Yakima for some days, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Mary Phelps is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs II. ID. Taylor
in Pasco. She expects to return to-
morrow.
A nice residence Is being constructed
on the lot where Peter Garvey's house
was burned on Second street, near Mr.,
Schuyler's home,
A. G. Bowman chancellor commander
of the Knights of Paythias, paid an
Official visit to the local organization
here Tuesday night.
John Vanderber is moving his house
today from it's old site near Carrot
d 'Ablaing's, to the block just south of
L
Hornbeck & Billiard moved from the
Geddis block to the rooms under the
dormitory this week Populist avenue
seems to be coming to the front.
Friday night burglar entered the
residence of A. G. Rowell. He fled on
discovering the business end of 80
caliber revolver pointed toward him.
j. F. Travers and 7. B. Lambson will
move into the Geddis block in few
days. having secured the rooms now
being vacated by Hornback & Billiard.
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson is
touring the coast under the manage
ment of J. b. Pond. He can possibly
be secured in this city early in April.
Mr., Lottie Beldin left for Yakima
today to visit with Mrs. Eva Sherwood
and to meet her mother, Mrs. Craig,
who lives on the Columbia at Sentinel
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The SeatOn property on Third street,
at one time considered one of the finest
residence properties in town, has been
sold, recently, to a. 6. Rowell of
Everett.
Lee Suddreth, who has been working
for the American bakery, leaves Mon
day for Everett, where he has secured
employment. He expects to return
few weeks hence.
The Sanders water case has attract
ed considerable attention from the very
first, and farmers interested come in
for miles each day to hear the evidence
and get the drift of the case.
G.. f. Dickson returned home from
Olympia Sunday afternoon. We be-
Iieve Mr.. Dickson served the county
we'll and faithful aud all that any one
could have done for the advancement
and betterment of the whole people.