The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-05
Butter is today worth 80.

Tuesday.
E. +. Wager took in the Sound cities
this week.
c.. B. Graves went down to Yakima
Wednesday.
The Club will give a dance one week
from Friday evening.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Poland is quite sick.
Rev. Deatherage preached at Thorp
Sunday morning and evening.
Business generally speaking is re-
ported fairly good by our business
men.
w. C. Roe, the genial cOmposilOr of
the Capital force, has been indisposed
this week.
Rev. Pettbone is in CleEleum this
week assisting Rev. Jennings in pro-
tracted meeting,
, Rev. Jennings of CleElum will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Babtist church
Sunday at II am.
A. L. Slemmons made professional
visit to Yakima Tuesday afternoon, re-
turning "wednesday morning.
David Lillibridge has resigned his
position of messenger boy and Lyle
Grant has been secured to fill the va
cancy
The Law and Order league is getting
in some good work and it should be en-
couraged and sustained by all good
Citizens.
Mrs Russell and daughter Myrtle,
returned from an extended visit with
daughter and sister Mrs. Baugh,
of Sprague, Tuesday.
This Office turned out 6S-page brief
for Mires & Warner in five days, be-
sides doing much other work and get
ting out THE DAWN.
The members of the Babtist Church
and congregation will hold social
Friday evening, March 6, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor.
Austin Mires left last evening for
Olympia, in response to telegram
from Senator Sharp, TO assist in defeat
ing the Denny-Blaine reservoir bill.
VIM. Hubbard of CIR cen Lake, Wash
is in the city this week the guest of his
friend and comrade, David coiner. Mr..
Hubbard is G. A. II. man, being a
member of Stevens Post Seattle.
[ Representative r.. B. Wilson will
please accept our thanks for copy of
I Memorial Address on the life and
character of Governor John Rankin Re-
gers, Sept. 4, lS3S-Dec. 26, 1901"
The mass meeting at the court
house Tuesday evening to protest a.
gainst the passage of the Denny-Blaine
reservoir bill now up in the legislature,
was fairly well attended and much en-
thuasiasm exhibited.
Mike Agnew, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. G. Fl. Gray for the
past two weeks, left to day for Roslyn
to spend few days with his brother,
Thomas Agnew and wife, before return
ing to Seattle to resume his work.
Program Central Christian Church
I'd, Sunday, Bible school 10 a. N. Ser
mon 1.-The Toilers" II a. m. y. p. G. T..
II p. m. Sermon "The Way of Life
1870" All are cordially invited
JOS. a. DEATHERAGE, Pastor.
Ed Pilman, of Atlin, b. G. was in
Ellensburg a few days this week.
The guest of O. w. Pantzke and fam.
lily. 1t has been a number of years
since Mr. Pilman was here and he
notices quite an improvement in our
city.
Friday evening March Miss Kate
Claxton will present in our theatre
''The Two Orphans... This is an old
and well known play, and one in
which Miss ClaXton has figured for a
number of years. This very fact is
convincing to the public that this ac-
tress is worthy of a hearing, and no
doubt good house will greet her here.
The basket ball game advertised for
Saturday evening last between the
Normal and Seattle high school team
was again called off owing to the
failure of the Seattle team to arrive.
A game then arranged for between the
Normal and Roslyn Athletic club, in
which the Normal won by score of 1C
to s The lineup: Roslyn-W. CroOkes,
G. Wilson, j. Booth, E. Crookes. Ell
lensburg-S. Atwood, f. Wilson, G. e.
Simpson, +. RAIDER, II. Grinrod. Ref
erees-E. j. Saunders. Umpires
Kingston and Blair