The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-14
THE LOCAL EVENTS

sick list.
vibert Hiddleson went up to Roslyn
Tuesday.
DR.. McCauley has been indisposed
this week.
Pat Dunning of Liberty was in the
city Saturday.
H. j. Snively of North Yakima, was
in the city Friday.
E. E. Wager is in Seattle on legal
business this week.
DR.. Felch and family returned from
Missoula Monday night.
w. L. Lemon of North Yakima, was
in the city Friday.
O. Human is attending the grand
lodge of Elks in Tacoma today.
James Muldowney of Bellingham,
spent few DAYS in this city OF late.
julius Miller of Albany, Ore, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ebert.
w. w. Trip, who is down with
rheumatism is reported no better to-
day.
VIM. Grissom of Winas, was ia the
city Monday with load of fine cher
ries
The concrete foundation for Smith
sons new block is being put in this
week.
Mr.. Kenney of Pomeroy, is visiting
with Rev. Thomson and wife in this
of late.
Mrs. William Taylor, who lives in
Green canyon, is reported dangerously
i'll today.
Sunday school at Central church 10
g. m. Services at II y. m. All cordi-
ally invited.
w. J. Payne and family left Friday
for an extended visit in and near
Columbus, KY.
Miss Lena Michels went down to
Toppenish Saturday to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Geo. Beaver.
Miss L. H. Wheeler returned from
an extended visit in Tacoma and Port
lard yesterday afternoon.
George Parrish goes up to Roslyn
today to accept a position in one
Of the mines above that city.
Mat Bartholet has invested in farm
property, buying go acres of Simon
Longmire, paying 800 per acre.
r. S. Palmer. G.. E. Dickson and A.
F. Shultz are in Tacoma today in at
tendance of the Elk's state meeting.
Prof. G. M. Jenkins has declined to
accept position in the public school
Of the city. Surely he deserves rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mires were
summoned to Forrest Grove, Ore,
owing to the illness Mrs. Mires' moth
er.
Thos. Carrier, who lives in Alaska,
and Geo. Carrier of Olympia, are guests
Of their brother, John Carrier, of this
city.
Rev, Hilton and wife and Miss En-
ma Francis are in Seattle this week at
tending a meeting of the Christian
church people.
Mrs. r. A. Turner has been and is
yet very much indisposed with erysipe-
las, having suffered very much the
past two weeks.
A thirteen year old son of Mr.. Mrs.
Thos. Bachelor fell form tree last
afternoon and broke his arm between
the wrist and elbow.
The sweet cherry crop of the valley
cannot be called more than half crop
at best and in some localities the ap.
pie crop will be short at lest one-half.
Rev. r. A. Thomson will please &C
cept our thanks for nice bunch OF
radishes. He has sold 2l6 dozen
punches from which he realized more
than S76.
The high school graduating class is
composed of Misses Emma Currier
Mana Fleming, Reba Craig, Myrtle
Rowell and Messrs. Will Prater,
Henry Filler, Enoch Karrer and Sebas-
tian Karrer.
Services at Presbyterian church
Sunday at II q. m. Baptism of children
at beginning of the service. Evening
services at Sp m. Subject ELOQUENT
Neglect" Sunday school 10 a. m. Y.
P. S. c. f. at I. p. m.
The unwilling ceremonies by the W.
y. w. at the l. o. o. F. cemetery Sun
day afternoon was we'll attended and
the services were impressive and in
structive. J. H. Morgan delivered the
address, DR.. Mahan, Frank Kobilka,