The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-11-09
Chas. H. Flummcrfe]t
Successor to r. B. Wilson,
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES.
SOLE AGENT FOR MILLARS ROASTED COZ Fl


under roof.
Mrs. Burt Pease has been much in
disposed of late
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Osborn of Thorp
we're in the city Tuesday.
Mitchell Stevens made a flying visit
to North Yakima Saturday.
Claud Morris jr., was operated upon
Saturday for appendicitis.
O. Bradbury of Everett, has secured
employment with DR.. Klug.
G.P. Short, CleElum's only attorney
attended court here this week.
Archie Wishard is acting as registra-
ton clerk for city clerk Sayles.
H.. Snively of North Yakima is in
tho city this week attending court.
DR.. |. N. Power of CleEIum, spent
Sunday in this city with his sister,
Mrs O. f. Gates and son, John, re-
turned to Seattle this week to stay.
M. Shoemaks reports harvesting
600 bushes of potatoes from one acre.
C. Z. Wheeler is soon to open store
in Roslyn with y. Il. Dennis in charge.
J. Z. Farrell and james Stevenson
are in the Horse Heaven country this
week hunting geese.
Miss Bell Cameron of y Yakima, is a
guest of her brother, Martin Cameron,
and family this week.
The Reed-BArnes Warehouse has
been painted since our last issue, which
greatly improved its appearance.
Burt Pease received Tuesday from
T. A. job nson of Tacoma, fine Black
Minorca rooster to head his flock OF
pure breeds He is surely a fine bird
as he took first prize at the Puyallup
fair few weeks ago.
The Kittitas Poultry Association
will give poultry show Dec. t. ant
s. This show will be of special impor-
lance to all the breeders Of poultry in
the county and they should take
especial pride in making it success
Judge Rigg heard the evidence
against the three boys on charge Ct
stealing chickens and instructed the
prosecuting attorney to look up suit
able homes for them as he did not
wish to send them to the reform
school.
Henry Toner of Elleusburg, uncle Of
O. S. Brown, died at that place this
week from cancer of the stomach. Mr.
Brown was in Ellensburg Wednesday
to attend the funeral. VIM. Brown
came over from Moscow, Idaho, for the
same purpose. Record.
All parties desiring to add additional
blood to their to stock should wait un-
til after the poultry show as many
birds will be on sale during that time,
and that is one obi ect of the association
TO sell birds for the connty's benefit SO
all who desire my exhibit for that
purpose.
genuine surprise party took place
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs John
Vanderberg's, the occasion being the
9th birthday anniversary OF Mr.. Van
oerbsrg. The neighbors gathered IN ana
enjoyed feast of good things prepared
BY Mrs. and Mrs. Vanderberg.
truly it was good to be there.
Arrangements have been completed
Tor the painting of the Central Chris
tlan church outside and paperlng on
inside. The interior of the house VIII
90 changed somewhat, in that an al
cove will be put in the rear OF the
fostrum and under meath it bablstry,
and on either side dressing rooms.
There is some talk OF organizing
1nree or four subordinate Oranges IN
lnls valley, with view of sociablllty'
business and securing and taking the
benefit of safe, reliable and equitable
iarm residence insurance. Those VINO
wish to become members may leave
saelr names at The DAWN office.
While returning from school Friday
Norma Flynn was thrown from her
wheel and pretty badly bruised up,
10 fact, was unconscious for several
minutes. She was coming down the
slope Of Craig's hill between I. f.
oSrtOns two orchards and OF course