The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-21
Chas. H. Flunlmerfelt,
Successor to r. r. Wilson.
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES,.
Hs"'q"'. .- Tor Dmnnenels Wright Roasted Coffees
Try the White House Blend
Lynce Block. Phone 341.
Rev. Carr is visiting in Seattle.

fair today.
Mrs. r. B. Wilson is visiting friends
in Kansas.
Ed. Bryant, of Roslyn, was in the
city yesterday.
August Nesalhous is having his resi-
dence remodelled.
Fred Calkins has entered the state
school at Pullman.
T. T. Wilson and son Leslie went
over to Pullman this week.
Mr.. fuckers baby is very i'll with
Inflammation of the bowels
The Cascade Canal company is hold
ing special meeting today.
j. H. Smithson sold fine span Of
young horses for $500 Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Bergen spent couple OF
days in the country this week.
Charles Dickson and Roy Burch re-
turned to Pullman this week.
These days are uncomfortably warm
and make the shade necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ballard have re-
turned from their visit in Tacoma.
Mrs. J. G. Proctor, Tacoma, is
guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. F. Davis.
Z. Z. Wager and DR.. Mahan spent
yesterday among the feathered tribe.
The infant son of Rev. and Mis-
Hilton is dangerously i'll of typhoid
fever
Mrs. Frank Collins returned from
Seattle to visit her mother Mrs. Nj. G.
Bridges.
B. L. Kipp had the misfortune to
lose his family driving horse one day
this week.
Austin Mires and Ray Pinney have
returned from hunting expedition on
Crab creek.
Miss Sarah Brennan, of CleElum,
was in Ellensburg last Monday calling
on old friends.
Simon Longmire lost valuable
horse Tuesday as result OF an abscess
in the stomach.
About four hundred Kittitas people
attended the state fair at North Yaki-
ma, Wednesday.
w. F. Beers and three of his friends
are in the east end of the valley today
hunting sage hens.
L. A. Hempson of Southampton,
England, is in the city visiting with S.
Pearson and family.
Mrs. Fred Pearson, who has been
visiting in the country for some time
past, has returned home.
Gault & Craig sold this week, Mrs.
Firms property on Water street to W.
w. Spate for the sum of So, POO.
D. A. Cheney is up in the Wenatchee
and Okanogan country looking ate r
the sick horses in that vicinity
Bud Anderson and family have
moved to North Yakima. Mr.. Ander-
sons run is now from that city south.
WIN. Gray and wife, and son Roscoe,
returned Wednesday evening from a
months visit in the Gray's Harbor
country.
Spend your dimes at the Sugar Bowl
and get guess tickets" on the burning
of the candle. The candle is now in
the window.
A fire originating from unknown
causes, destroyed IL tons Of hay on c
S. Palmer's ranch east of town, yester-
day, and had it not been for a united
effort the fire would destroyed the Dl-
sart school house.
Mr.. Frank Collins who has been in
the employ of the N. p. office for the
past few years has resigned and ac~
copied position as ticket seller in the
new Union Depot in Seattle.
The senior class of the E. H. S. re-
organized Sept. Il and elected the fol-
lowing o1icers:-F'lorence Currier,
president; Edna Flemming, secretary;
Willis Ames, vice. president; Howard
Delaney, treasurer.
Mr.. j. Z. Lane left at this Office a
magnificent apple OF the Wolf River
variety, grown on the widow Wallace s
place on the West Side. This apple
weighs p ounces and measures l5b
Inches in circumference.
Born-ln this city, to Mr.. and Mrs
j. b. Lewis. Thursday, Sept. 20, an
eight pound son. Mr.. Lewis says his
son will conduct his first engine out
Monday and that he is amply able to
successfully conduct the same
II you should see any one walking
around town with one or both eyes
shut and who look and act as if walk
Ing in their sleep, that individual can
justly be charged with visiting Yakima
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