The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-14
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Col. T.. H. w aS'' wa "
Thursday and Friday.
Assessor Kenney went to lioslyh TO-
a,v to attend to some business.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. /. l..
uenness has light case of measles
Cecil Draper has been appointed as
hand eader of the EllensburS band.
T. occurs to us that the street sprlnk-
Ter would just about be in order now
Miss Irene Kineth is visiting this
week with her grandmother, Mrs. ).
L. Vaughn. !.
Mrs canister. who lives couple OF
miles east of town, is very much indls-
posed this week.
Some of the rancherS from the can
yons say that the high water Is washing
out the small bridges.
Mrs. f. J. Merryman and her aunt
Mrs. Under. leave in a few days Tor an
extended visit in the east.
The Terpischorean club will give one
of their popula" dances at Nasoilc ilaiI
on Friday evening, April -.
&c. Hubbell is having his ten-acre
tract near kennewick set in fruit trees.
II will make quite an orchard.
Nessr,. W. II. Talbot. Tom Haley
and ]. NJ. Newman are attending court
as Jurors in Spokane this week.
The United States liquor inspector
was in our city this week, seeing that
everything was running in order.
Walter Burke, "A young man, age -
wears. died at the county farm Tuesday
afternoon at , p. M, of consumption.
Justice Bonney has secured the nee
essary ,igners and sent in hi, appica-
ton for commission As notary public,
J. l.. Vaughn and wife visited on the
west side with their daughter. Mrs. G.
~. Kineth and family. last Saturday
ana sunday.
Rev. Andrea, Bard and wife, Walia
Walla. spent the latter part of last
week in thi, city, the quest, of Mr. and
Mrs S. ". Barnes.
The Ladies Municipal Improvement
Society's ball wa, given "Wednesday
night in Masonic hall. y very large
attendance is reported.
W. W. Swan. formerly of thi, city,
has tive-acre tract near kennewick.
which he ha, ust finiehad setting to
fruit trees and berry vines.
Thomas f. Nelson. y. ID. S. of Castle
Rock, has located in our city topractce
his profession. He ha, hi, office in the
Davidson block. over The Fair.
J. L. Vaughn is improving his lots
near the public school. Those lots were
an eye sore to the city. but today they
are as desirable as any lot, in the city.
The editor was able to come down to
the Office for while last Monday after
noon. his first visit in over five weeks.
He hopes to resume the helm again
next week
hC dSSioH pay well llIuHlfulttl ny
colored kinetiscope views. moving pan
Drama of whole play. at Normal hall,
Saturday, April IL, at SD p. m Ad-
mission Soc.
MISUNDERSTANDING APRIL 9Th,
Daniel Griffin and Hattie Ruth Crigler,
In Westminster, b G. They returned
here Sunday and will make this place
their home
DR.. NJ. '. Amen came into town the
hrst OF the week. This is hi, first visit
since the day before last Christmas
lie is looking much better than when
we last saw him.
The following marriage licenses were
granted during the past week: Andy
frotz and Miss Anna Zimney. April o:
L. r. Newman and Miss Nellie Gordon.
April II: William +. Ellison and Mis-,
Emma Hntchins, April II.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Fred T.
newman and Miss Nellie Gordon. Of
lhorp, were married They are both
well and favorably known both at Thorn
ana th's place, and We Join their many