The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-26

Rutter is today worth 80.
Jobn Newman, of Thorp, was in the
city Monday.
Nose Emerson visited in Gle Elum a
few days since.
John Dale, of Toppenish, spent Sun
day in the city.
Ben Brain, of Liberty, spent Satur-
urday in our city,
Thomas Barton is making market
garden this week.
Flowing is the order of the day with
many farmers now.
Such beautiful weather. Could not
be finer in any cline.
E. Z. Wager made Gle Elum pre-
fessional visit receatly.
Dexter Shoudy, of Spokane, visited
relatives in this city over Sunday.
The biggest heaps Of refuse are being
removed from the alleys this weak.
c. H. Human, of North Yakima,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Earl Kahler of Gle Elum, Wis
tied in this city Sunday and Monday.
Royal Shoudy came over from Seat
tie and spent few days at home this
week.
Milford Thorp, of Thorp, was in town
Tuesday and favored this Office with a
call.
F. P. Hutchinson, of Thorp, was
pleasant caller at The DAWN Office
Tuesday.
Charles Splawn, one of Kittitas pic
neers, who lives near Thorp, was in
town Tuesday.
Amasa Randall, of the Roslyn Miner,
is quite sick at his pareuts' residence
in this city.
Miss Lillian Carothers is again at
her post in the public school, missing
only half day.
Jessie Hoffman and John Hoffman
were committed to the Medical Lake
asylum this week
Mrs. Dan Thery returned to Seattle
Tuesday, taking her mother, Mrs. L.
E. Evans, with her.
Andrew Sligar, who spent good
part of the winter in California, re-
turned a few days since.
c. j. Helm came over from his ranch
in Douglas county this week and spent
several days in town.
Alonzo Jack, who has spent several
weeks past at the Soldiers Home over
at Orting, returned Friday.
James Vau Alstine, of Seattle, who
was witness in the Sanders water suit
two weeks ago, returned home Sunday.
The friends of Mrs. Emily Hornback
surprised her at her home on last Mon
day, on the occasion of her 10Th birth
day.
Will Boyd, in alighting from his
wheel Saturday morning while deliver
ing papers, fell and badly sprained his
ankle
The first ball game of the season will
be played April and 5. between the
EllensburS team and the Spokane
league team.
Sam Pearson is having new walk
laid on the south side of Fourth street,
west Main, along side and in front of
his buildings.
During church membership of over
o. years, Mr.. Emily Hornback has
never missed communion service
from her church.
Mrs. Sarah Gordon and Mrs. Mills,
Doth OF Thorp, visited the w. {. Il. U.
last Friday and told how the saloon was
Kept out of Thorp.
Ed Lambson spent several days of
last week in Prosser looking up a place
lor blacksmith shop, but returned
satisfied to remain in Ellensburg.
Mrs. Warren Shaw, of Tacoma, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Hayes. She was called here by the
serious illness of her sister, Miss Grace
Hayes.
w. a. Thomas telegraphed for Ber-
INA kllgour of Marlette, Mich, to come
at once to take the Reecer Greek school,
'he teacher in that district having re-
signed to take another position.
sam Craig came over from Sen tine
rolnt few days since and returned
'nis week to get his work in shape t.
come back in Il month to assist in brick,