The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-18
THE LOCAL EVENTS

Are you going to the state fair TO-
morrow?
]. A. Floline, OF Liberty, is in the
city today.
Arson Lowe of Pullmsn, is in the
city this week.
Rev. Ellis George of CleElum, was
in the city Monday.
A vast amount OF hay is being stored
in the warehouses now.
J. G. Lloyd shipped twelve carloads
of sheep to Chicago today.
Floyd RAIDER left today to re-enter
the state college at Pullman.
Leverich & Fluke will soon have
their rebuilt automobile on the streets.
f. L. Preston, of the Milwaukee
force was sent over to Seattle this fore
noon.
Mrs. G. T. Thompson and daughter
returned from a visit in Tacoma re-
Gently.
The potatoe crop is reported light
bv the growers. They are quoted now
at S2j per ton.
Kittitas Poultry Association seem to
have skinned all corners on poultry at
the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beddoes and children
returned from a visit to the Sound
few days since.
Miss Clara Denton returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit in Contra
liza with her sister.
Miss Emma Sharp has returned from
visit in Georgetown with her broth
err Henry and family.
A great many people contemplate 60
ing down to North Yakima tomorrow
to take in the state fair
Mrs George Sleet and children re-
turned few days since from an ex-
tended visit on the Sound.
Chas. Dupee went up to Reeser creek
Sunday and says he killed the limit OF
the law in prairie chickens.
There was no need OF an apologist in
the republican convention Saturday.
Yet there was couple in evidence.
Two of Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Horns
children, little boy and little girl,
have been seriously indisposed Of late.
W. C. Wright has had good side"
walk placed along in front OF his prop
erty on the corner of Third and Simp-
son.
n. U. Blackmore went down TO
North Yakima this forenoon to be
present while the judging of poultry
was in progress.
W. W. Bonney and w. NJ. Kenney
are the republican nominees for just
ices of the peace for South Ellensburg
and Ellensburg precinct.
Miss Floy Grindrod left few days
since for Des Moines, Iowa, where she
will enter the Drake University for
four year medical course.
Gault & Craig sod to Joseph Watson,
the Julian Thomas property OF Sixth
and Walnut a few days since. The
consideration being $500.
S. T. Packwood who now lives near
Upper Lake, California, writes Ralph
Kaufman that he hardly expected to
get back to kittitas this season.
The frame work of George Michels
fine residence on Second street is up
and when furnished, it will be one of
the finest residences on that street.
Democratic candidates do not appear
to be near so plentiful as one would
suppose, considering the chances the
party has OF swiping few good county
offices
A. NJ. Gilmour came down from
Easton Saturday night and returned
Monday. He expects to finish up his
contract on Johnson Bros. store build
ing soon.
The North Kittitas delegation to the
democratic convention consists OF NICK
Rollinger, VIM Robbins, Jack Mead
ows, E. V, Dickey, Harry Robbins and
W. W. Squirting.
G. c. Charlton, of East Kittitas, was
IN the city Saturday. He reports the
new baler that he and Mr.. Gilkey re-
Gently bought for their own use, as do
ing nice and good work.
The Central Christian church build
ing has been rented TO district No 3
to be used for school purposes during
the week. Services will be conducted
there as usual on sunday.
Chester Sayles, Of Seattle, arrived in
the city Sunday morning to spend a
week visiting with his brother, George
T. sayles, and wife. and his sister,
Mrs Clarence Poland and family