The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-08
THE LOCAL EVENTS


week.
Uncle Billy Hall of CleElum, was ia
the city Saturday.
Several parties from CleElum were
in the city Monday.
Chas. Benson of CleElum, was on
our streets Saturday.
w. C. Hayward and wife of Thorp,
we're in town Saturday.
The city council meet in regular
session Monday evening.
Peter McCallum of CieElum, was
down Monday on business.
Manners Bros, new building will
som be ready for occupancy.
w. C. Porter of Thorp, was in the
city Tuesday for few hours.
Howard Masterson of Ballard was in
the city on business Monday.
Chas. Delig returned Friday from a
months visit on Puget Sound.
Yakima, spent Sunday in this city.
H. J. Snively, one of the Yakima
lie yal lights, was in the city Sunday.
Alexander Gage and daughter of
Prosser, were in the city over Sunday.
L. j. Fortney and son recently pur-
chased two more lots adjoining their
property.
w. "A. Stevens returned this week
from visit to his farm near Pendle-
ton, Oregon.
A. L. Slemmons spent last week IL
Olympia arguing cases before the
supreme court.
Milford A. Thorp of Thorp, was in
the ci0y looking after some business
matters Saturday.
l.. J. Fortney has added bath room
and porch to his residence in the
east part of the city.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hansen, of East Kittitas, Saturday,
Feb 3rd, daughter.
Flowing has been the order of the
day for q week past, breaking up old
meadows and pastures generally.
George Sayles has been confined to
his rooms for several days past, but is
now able to be at his post of duty.
A social dance will be given at Gle
Elum, Feb. IA, under the auspices of
the Masonic order, Everybody invited.
]. r. Thomas of Thorp, was reported
quite ill week ago, but was in the city
Saturday, though he was quite feeble.
W. c. Bostwick and wife, left Mon
day for Seattle. Mr.. Bostwick held
first chair in Friend & Flynn's barber
shop.
G. w. Carr, son of Rev. Carr, re-
turned from Pullman few days since,
where he attending the state agricul-
tural college.
Anyone having for sale mare
weighing about 1900 pounds, should
see either c.. w. Moffet or Burt Pease
in regard to same:mus be good work
annual.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Starnes little
girl was kicked by horse few days
ago, breaking her collar bone and do
ing the face considerable damage. She
is doing nicely, however, now.
Eli Vertrees had the misfortune to
hurt his right arm quite severely
several days ago and as a result he has
been off duty on the ranch and is stop
ping in the city with his family.
The wife of Wolf Mannheim of North
Yakima, formerly of this city, commit
ted suicide in Seattle on Wednesday of
last week by taking carbolic acid.
Mr.. Mannheim was with her when she
took the fatal dose.
VIM. Luff and c. H. Ackley went up
to Eagle Gorge Tuesday evening where
they met Charlie PautZke, of Auburn.
Mr.. Luff went up to his TENDER claim
near that place to do final work prior
to proving up on the 10th enst and the
other TWO gentlemen act as his witness
ses.
Isaac Moore of Portland, Oregon
formerly of this city, is here this visit
ing with sons, George Moore and wife
and AL Moore. The old gentleman
His eyesight is bad but his genial
joking propensities haye not deminsh-
ed one iota.