The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-01-15

Nan rhiery Of Seattle, in town tooa!
I schele Of Thorp, is in the CITY,
F. s. Stewart returned to Yakima
to day.
rhe Ellensburg Club met Tuesday
evening.
John Balmer Of CleElum was in the
city Monday
Milford Thorp Of Thorp, was IN Town
this afternoon.
The county commissioners were III
session Monday.
Mics Laura Loveday is VISITING at her
homo in Seattle.
William Houston Of Seattle, is looking
over our city today.
superior court reconvenes again on
the l7th-Saturday.
James Shaw bought T. F. Meagher S
fish market yesterday.
rs. Taylor Of the Seattle Times
WAS in the city Tuesday.
A flood Of mail came in Thursday eve
ming and Friday moraing.
william Gaumer OF Colorado Springs,
Colorado, is in the city today.
Mr.. 8. T. Packwood was quite sick
Tuesday, but is much better today
CIR. Walden Of Seattle is in the city
this week to recuperate lost health.
Assessor Kenney went to Roslyn to-
day to appoint deputy for that city,
Mrs. Miles Cannon OF North Yakima
is guest Of Mrs. B. S. Weed this week.
Miss Amelia Webb goes to Yakima
today to take charge of surgery case
J.Y. Edwards was fined $l5 in Jugde
Rudkin's court yesteday for killing
prairie chickens.
Mrs. W. F. Cramer left Sunday even
ing for Salt Lake, where she will reside
with her mother.
W. NJ. Kenney leaves Monday for
Olympia to attend the state meeting OF
county assessors.
James Thompson, who now lives in
Alaska. is expected here in few days
to visit with his family.
Mrs. John B. Catron of Walla Walla,
is expected to arrive here to make this
city her home tomorrow.
Representatives Wilson and Dickson
and Senator Sharp were on hand Mon
day and answered to roll call.
Ed Haskins and wife OF Kansas City,
Mo-, arrived here this week to make
their future home in our city.
A. S. Randall of the Cascade Miner
made US pleasant call Monday before
returning to his home in Roslyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Randall of Lind
were summoned here last week to
attend the bedside. ofMrs. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell gave dinner
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Ramsay and Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Barnes Thursday.
The irrigation convention that was to
have been held in Yakima on the 10th
has been postponed until the 24th.
W. A. Thomas was the highest bid
der on the poor farm and it is leased
70 him for q period Of three years at
$500 per year.
Judge Rudkin OF Yakima was in the
city Tuesday to help choose a commits
sloner to succeed w. T.. Crowley who
resigned few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, S. Randall and Mr..
ana Mrs. U. NJ. Randall, all of Roslyn,
were down last week visiting friends,
returned to Roslyn Monday.
See the circular letter of the Cascade
lanai company elsewhere in this issue.
Ills OF interest to every rancher who
owns land nnder their line.
a little daughter of p. A. Getz drew
ssplendid picture of Kittitas Susie on
monday. 1t plainly shows that she is
naturally gifted along that line.
The retail clerks of this city organic.
n = union Saturday evening with
nsroert Martin president and A. T.
"regory secretary and treasurer.
Sanford Hayes of South Kittitas has
JUST obtained a patent on a washing
a0nlne, through his attorneys, Louis
'aeeer & Co., Washington, D. c.
James Stevenson was appointed game
~ u'n and was sworn in Wednesday
~ 0as appointed every member of the
w ana gun club as deputy wardens.
Sc social meetings Of the Central
'"n church were held last week
T, ~'lo~s: Thursday evening at r. A.
Trips. '""s d. WIN
.hs,. .' ana Mrs. Sherwood returned te
N.Y. N.Y. 81 nome" near Yakima, Monday
49, sherwood had been to the bedside
,.a ael mother. Mrs. Boyd, for the pas