The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-10-19
The LOCAL EVENTS

this week.
Mrs. 30 Tice left for Twin Falls
Idaho Tuesday.
c. W. Johnsone is reported worse
this afternoon.
". +. Patterson of Blcwott, was in
the city Saturday.
The rush will be ON at Mrs Gaut's
store tomorrow
Mrs. La Quett is in Lester to visit
with her daughter.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion Monday evening.
Mrs. j. II. Thomas of Thop, is report
ed dying as We go to press.
Judge Henry Simth of Rosl!n. was
in the city Thursday afternoon.
Born-Monday, oct. NJ, to Mr. an
Mrs. G. w. Know es. IL daughter
G. f. Dickson returned yesterday
from week 5 visit on the Sound.
mos. 1Ouy ItlullISU iiOlli d ' lSlb III
Portland and Sound points Monday.
That little sprinkle of snow Tuesday
reminds us that winter is coming on.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs G. X.
Hovey fell and broke his arm yesterday.
FLOYD Allen. of Portland, is a guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Farnham, OF this city.
Mrs +. |. Anderson and children of
Olympia. joined Mr.. Anderson Friday.
Mrs. l.. f.. Gleason of Salsin. Oregon
is guest of her sister, Mrs. Jerry
Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Frank Turner OF Thorp. who
was hurt pretty badly a month ago i,
still unable to walk.
Ed Dennis of Wenatchee spent sun
day with hi. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dennis, of East kittltas.
F. Peters of San Francisco, has made
arrangements to open photo studio
in Pautzke's old stand on Fourth
street.
Harry Driscoll, wife and little daugh-
ter left Monday for North Yakima,
where they expect to locate perma-
nently.
Considerable stacked hay has been
damaged in this valley this fall by the
of ~ act
Stacked grain has likewise suffered.
W. c. Smith. private secretary of Jay
sidegwick, of the y. = tax department
was in the city Tuesday. Mr.. Smiths
headquarters is in Tacoma.
Prof Edward LANCE Of olympia,
stopped off here Tuesday while enroute
home from Spokane to visit with Ola
friends and to look after some business.
Mrs J. S. Coble spent Saturday and
Sunday in North Yakima visiting her
sister and niece Mrs and Miss Hol-
comb, and her little daughter, MYRTLE
Drs. McCauey and Felch operated
vi D. ~. w 0dVcF ucSudA ioi oPPOH"'
ctis in Dr. McCauley's hospital Mr..
Weaver is doing as nicely as could be
expected.
Geo. Wheaton, the Keller brick con
tractor left today for Gray harboi
where intend, to speud the winter.
He expects to return to Keller In the
spring and make one million brick Tor
Ile smelter company.
The Reecer creek school house, dis.
trlct No 43, was totally destroyed by
ire Monday evening. This is the DIS
trict tn which w. G. Thomas, deceased
was employed to teach the present
term, and who, being two i'll to do So
secured Mrs. d. w. Morgan to take
the same Off his hands. The work OF
rebuilding is now going on
Rev. John Hanks and family, left
yesterday for their old home in Iowa
where they expect to spend the winter
MIR. Hanks and family came to this
city four years ago, he having been
called to the passionate OF the NJ ="
church. That they have made hos1
OF friends in that time goes without
saying and we shall be glad to welcome
them back next spring.
Rev. Jas. w. Zachary, an evangeilSV
OF Lexington, KY, has been holding a
series of meetings at tho.Central Chrls'
tlan church this week. While the au-
Qlences have not been large, the al