The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-28
THE LOCAL EVENTS

George Thomas of Therp. was in the
city Saturday.
Cash Moore returned to his home in
Portland SUNDAY.
Mrs. f. p. Wolf is in Seattle to
spent the summer.
The Farmers bank has installed a
savings department.
Miss Hazel Souver has returned
from North Yakima.
w. w. Seymour of Tacoma, came
over Monday on business.
Milford Thorp of Thorp, was in the
city Monday on legal business.
George Northrop and wife returned
from their visit to Seattle this week.
G. E. Dickson and j. H, Van Gesen
returned from Walla Walla Sunday.
John B. Stevens, the noted hay buy
err of Tacoma was in the city Tuesday.
DR.. Damman was called to Prosser,
Monday afternoon on professional du-
ties.
J.R. Thomas of Thorp, spent Sun
day and Monday in this city with rel
atives.
j. A. Thomas of CleElum, was a
guest of his brother, w. A. Thomas.
and family over Sunday.
Fire works, ice cream, and ice cold
drinks cigars, tobacco and books at
Roe's popular place on Third street.
Ralph Davis is spending the week on
his ranch near Umptanum looking
after his cattle and enjoying ranch life.
Jerry Vanderbilt had his house on
Capital avenue out near Clarence Pol
and's in Sunnyside, moved into town
Tuesday.
Mrs Leslie Wright was summoned
to Roslyn Sunday to be at the bedside
of her sister, Miss Maude Gilmour, who
is quite sick.
Isaac Gunnell and Miss May Eads of
Easton, were married in the parlors of
the Antlers Sunday morning, Judge
Sayles officiating.
Jacob Salladay reports that couple
of his grand children, Frank and Estha
Pease of Seattle, are over visiting him
self and family this week.
w. G. Haywood of Thorp, has sued
Ruth Mason, asking the court to re-
starin her from interfering with his ir-
rigating and drainage bitches.
A. J. Bales and son of East Kittitas,
were in the city Monday to drive out
the Andrew Ford herd of jersey COWS
that he recently purchased of DR.. Dam
man.
F. C. Shanahan, the piano tunner,
who returned to bis home in Tacoma
this week, will return about Septem'
Der 10th. Leave orders at the Ellens-
burg Music Store.
Archie Wishard has been forced, on
account of physical conditions, to aban-
don his work with the Milwaukee
people, and has returned to this city to
take up other work.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Clayton, father
and mother of Mrs. O. w. PautZke,
arrived Tuesday evening from Oak
land California. They expect to make
Ellensburg and kittitas their perma-
nent home.
The Milwaukee & St. Paul railway
company has brought condemnation
proceeding against I. l. Harrion,
Rosa Cosgrove, Z. f. Cosgrove ct. al.
for righ-of-way, the principal object
being to quiet title.
Their was double wedding at the
Catholic church at o'clock this morn
ing the contracting parties being
Harry j. Block and Miss Margaret
Whipped John H. Schuck of Cincn-
atti, Ohio and Miss Marie Whipped
Edward Sewers and niece, Miss
Lydia Sewer, both of Dallas, Texas, are
guests of a. Sewers and family. Mr..
Sewers will spend a couple of weeks
looking over our valley while the niece
comes to make her home in this valley
The American Quicksilver, Gold ana
Antlmcny Mining company now has
sixteen men working on wagon road
from the country road into the Quick
silver claims, distance of four miles.
AS soon as the road is completed the
Installation of machinery will be in
augurated The price of stock will be
raised again now within few days.
We are glad 10 see our sister city OF
CleElum preparing to entertain the
people on the glorious Fourth. 1t is
too bad that 'osIyn, so near by should
attempt to celebrate, as by uniting