The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-08-20

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trip to the Sound
Guilford Wilson of Roslyn, was in
the city yesterday.
Superior court convenes the frs t
Monday in September.
j. A. Shirk of Sunnyside, is in the
city today on business
c. V. Warner went to Roslyn on
official business today.
Mrs. a. l.. Hollingsworth of Thorp
was in the city yesterday.
Auditors Baldwin up to noon today,
has issued 300 hunters license.
For Sale-46 head of cattle at SlS
per head. 3t 33* O. L. DIsTARD.
j. Emerson and wife left yesterday
for an outing in the foot hills for few
days.
Claude Fuller has been entertaining
his brother of Douglas county this
week
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Buchanan is recovering very
nicely.
Rev. Johns preached his farewell SER
mon at the Cove school house Sunday
afternoon.
Edith and Laura Satterwhite went
over to Seattle Tuesday to visit their
brother Robert and wife for week.
William Forman Of Hannibal, Mo-,
is expected to arrive here today to
make this city his future home.
Misses May and Iottie White, who
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Davis for
week past, returned to Seattle yester-
day.
Emmil Schanno, a brother of Mrs.
Mat Bartholet returned from Dawson
Tuesday where he has spent the past
five years.
Mrs c. NJ. Greening, who has been
attending the teachers normal in North
Yakima for the past month, returned
this week.
Howard Ebert, the generous and en-
terprisng farmer of North kittitas,
will accept our thanks for some table
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will futile returned
to their home in Gle Elum Tuesday
after spending week with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Jungst.
Rev. n. V. Sheldon who left last
spring to attend the conference of
Latter Day Saints held in Iowa last
spring, returne last Saturday.
Messrs. II. C. Ackley, William Lutf
George Davis, T. II. F'errier, II. }. Col
lier and Joe Mailer returned from
their outing in the Nahum Monday.
Mable Mills, who spent month visit
ing friends in this city and valley, went
to Roslyn Monday to visit week be-
fore returning to her home in Ho-
GUAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. S. Billiard, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
f. =. Wolf and DR.. Mahan and wife
are out on Coleman creek for few
days outing.
Rev. Sheldon who spent a year here
but left last fall, returned again last
Saturday He comes direct from his
home in Iowa and will probably remain
with US this time.
Mrs. Pittenger has been the guest of
her mother Mrs. a. Fuller and sister
Mrs. $. w. Farrs for the past week.
She left Saturday for her home at
Southside, Wash.
All patrons on r. f. d. No. , will
please have their boxes in position
promptly by September lst. 1t is alb
solutely imperative that all boxes be
in positio on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. King of Rrookfield.
Mo-, are the guest of j. w. Cleman and
r. Lee Purdin and family this week.
Mrs King is sister of j. w. Cleman
and an aunt of Mr.. Purden.
c. F.. Samp on of Seattle, wa, a
puest of Mr. and Mrs. &. n. Flummer-
felt Yesterday. lie is an old friend OF
Mr.. Flummerfelt and thought to come
over and see him and the city and
valley.
Misses Anna II Knaub. .Iessmine Brit
ten and Mildred Wills returned yester-
day form two week, outing at Miss
Knaub's ranch near Juniper Springs.
Gerry Wills returned with the la
die, and will visit here few days.
f.. G.. Burlingame, the man OF ditch
fame of Yakima, came up Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday morning
hired IL horse and went out into the
country, presumably of course in the
interest of canal scheme OF some
kind.