The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-12
Bias. H. Flummerfelt,.
Successor to X. r. Wilson.
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rnE LOCAL EVENTS

scott BENJAMIN of Seattle, is in the
Mty today.
Miss Pauline Kenney is reported not
owell today.
N. L. Gray is able to be up and
round again.
INA. Flodine returned to his home in
Aberty today.
~. p. Carson of Liberty, is in the
lily on business.
=. f. Barton has returned from his
dslt to California.
Mrs. G. M. Greening and son spent
sunday in CleElum.
Dan Lesh of North Yakima, was in
he city Wednesday.
Mrs. O. E. Waymire is spending the
xeek in North Yakima.
Nv. Il. Talbot has Increased his or.
.or for apple trees to 5000.
FL. Calkins of Thorp, was in the
ity Wednesday on BUSINESS.
w. ]. Robbins returned from a visit
the Sound few days since.
Deputy Sheriff Crowley reports a
'ushing business in his Office.
Clarence Poland moved into the city
,eetsrday on south Main street.
David Ramsay and family returned
rom q visit to Scotland this week.
DR.. A. J. Damman returned from
Professional visit to CleElum today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Ackley returned
rom visit on the Sound yesterday.
Mrs.. Fred Genasci of Roslyn, was
sueet Of Ellensburg friends Tuesday.
Al Italian section hand died very
sud1enly in this city Wednesday night.
Erity Genasci of Roslyn, attended to
egal business in this city Wednesday.
w. A. Rice and son, Lee, left yester-
~ Tor Gold Hill to be gone ten days.
James Leslie OF the Richmond Paper
empany Of Seattle, was in the city
donday
Nv. T. Sheldon will add to his orchard
next spring lis peach trees and 100
,ooosrines.
ri. Mathews, the democratic nomi-
- for auditor, is beginning to chin
p tie voters.
Miss Lacy Street returned from a
hort visit in Tocoma and Portland
rueeday night.
burt Twilligear has rented Frank
8en6shaw's ranch and moved on to it
Nv days since.
". T. Sheldon, who has been indis-
poDed for several weeks, is able now to
- up and around.
Remember the registration books
Hose on the 10th. If you fail to regis
ler, you cannot vote.
a Noah Brown, who in 1894 conducted
q restaurant in this city, is in town re-
hewing acquaintances.
G. F. Dyer took possession of the
property he recently bought OF Clar-
snce Poland, yesterday.
Weinberg Bros, this week bought
the old Harvey Reed ranch at a report
ed cash price of $4,000.
George Gregg of Tacoma, duputy
state labor commissioner, spent several
days in the city this week.
Morgan and David Jones are guests
of r. I. Jones and family this week.
They live in Waukesha, Wis.
A. Borden of Twisp, came down few
days since to get his bees, which he
intends moving to the Methow valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Elwood and
daughter, Miss Lucille, returned from
an extended visit in the east Wednes-
day.
After short and pleasant visit with
parents and friends Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Dyer left Wednesday for their home
in Spokane.
J. c. Norris bought two lots on the
corner of Third and Sprague, fer which
he paid $1,000. He is excavating now
for fine residence.
There is much complaint of the con-
duct of boys and young men in the gal
lery OF the opera house at the Saturday
evening performance.
The firm of Payne g. Simpson dissolv-
ed this week, and Mr.. Simpson retires.
he will 60 to LeaveAworth where he
has secured good position.
Misses Cora and Martha McEwen
spent Friday night and Saturday in the
city as guests of their cousins, Master