The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-02-05
Tie Local Ne4vS.

Sam Weinberg is over from oe"'''e
this week.
e. E Wager returned from Olympia
Friday afternoon.
Clyde Warner made q trip up the
road again Sunday.
Mr.. W. A. Thomas returned from
CleElum this week. ;,
Mr.. Humboldt Packwood is visiting
IN Yakima this week. .
Pay your personal property tax be-
,ora Il becomes delinquent. p
A delightful social meeting was held
.w T. Francis Tuesday evening.
PL Deuel. vacated his corner in the
old Oscsr Rentzsch stand Saturday
evening.
Tho cold nights Of the past week
have been very, beneficial to those
making ica 80
The ground hog saw his shadow Mon
day and scampered back to return six
weeks hence.
RIA. Baker left today for Edmonds,
where he has secured q position in q
mill yard Is Waterman.
Representatives Dickson and Wilson
and Senator Sharp came in Friday
evening and remained over Saturday
CT Collins has secured tho fine
store room in the Fogarty block form
srly occupied by M. Bartholett & Co.
A game Of basket ball will be played
At tho normal Monday evening between
the state university and our home
team.
Il, L. Stowell made q most excellent
talk to the normal students Thursday
morning. His talk was highly appre-
ciated.
A law and order league was organ.
ized.at tho Episcopal church, Tuesday.
Tho league meets Monday to perfect
1t organization.
Mr.. E. A. Carpenter says she wants
spaper that will give the news in q re-
liable way and for that reason concluded
to read THE DAWN for year.
Rev. Father Kornke, Of Pc Ell, will
dll Father Sweens' pulpit during his
visit in Holland. After his return
Father Kornke will take the charge 1t
Roslyn. ID.
The farmers In East Kittitas have
organized . cooperative company to
build and equip . first-class creamery
plant, one Of the best in central Wash
iugton.
The city council met Monday evening
and after the regular routine Of bust.
ness Martin Stern was elected council.
man from the second ward, to succeed
R. L. Purdin.
Don't forget the oyster supper in the
G. A. r. hall in Honolulu block to-
morrow friday evening from $50 to
s;S0 only Csc for oysters and good
wholesome lunch.
s. W. Maxsy met with an accident
which came near being extremely So
we're. He slipped on an icy sidewalk
ana fell, gripping himself so bad that
10 has been laid up ever since. 1t was
asfrss thought his hip bone was broken.
Casper Koukler had his hand badly
aurt while handling ice at Doughty,
'cs house Monday, it being caught by
one OF the ice hooks. He will probably
not DO able to resume work for a month.
James Allen hands us a copy of the
Saolns News Record of Sabina, Ohio,
giving lengthy write-up.of his father,
george Allen, who passed away about
smonth ago at the ripe old age of IS
years.
nssoon a. arrangements for wire and
po'es can be completed, the South Kit.
IVA. Mutual Telephone company will
"g'n constructing its limo. This line
Will require about five and one.halt
tons f wire.
!ne Yeomsn lodge in the Fairvisw
-. .s,enoorhood are trying to raise funds
ou'io nice hall. This is certainly
very commsndabls thing to do, as i,
"ln aod much to the pleasure and hap.
r.u''s OF tho people in that part Of the
moral vineyard.
log owners in the city not only com.
p.:'n OF the deadly work of the dos
rol'oner, but 60 farther and declare
mat he or his co-workers are also en-.
s".ea IN stripping dogs of their safe
S. s.'u'' no less than three dogs having
'''n unmuzzlsd in one week.
say! did you know that Levi Anker,
~ .s : Mi'sourian? We'll, he is. He
hn. vo'n on farm near St. Joe in 1874
IT, IT,, ~. 10 left there at the age of 6 years
csr p.a' Oil how these Washington peo
IN .s upUn Misourians to represent them
A'ns United States senate. ~