The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-21
THE LOCAL EVENTS


Yakima Saturday,
G.. p. Short of CleEum, was Satur-
day visitor in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Goodwin of Thorp
were in the city Monday.
FOR SALE-Pekin ducks, also COM
mon ducks. Call on a. j. Bonney.
Herbert Martin of Tacoma, spent
Saturday in this city with relatives.
Claud Morris, Jr. went over to Seat
tie Saturday for three weeks visit.
Thos. b. Goodwin of Thorp, came
down Saturday in his new automobile.
The contract for J. H. Smthson's
new block has been let to Peter
Garvey.
Mrs. d. D. Rugg returned home Sun
day from a two months visit in Idaho
and Montana.
Mrs. w. b. Price and daughter re-
turned from weeks visit at Hot
Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Yocum of
Georgetown, are guests of G. c. Dupee
and family this week.
DR.. B. n Coe and family left yester-
day morning for a two weeks outing
in the Nahum canyon.
f. E. Craig returned from visit to
Ocean Park with his wife and daught-
err Saturday afternoon.
w. d. Carter returned Saturday
afternoon from visit with wife and
daughter on Ocean Park.
The democratic primaries Cor South
Ellensburg will be held at the resi-
dence OF Martin Meehan.
Kineth Collins left Saturday after
noon for Seattle, where he will spend
this week sightseeing and visiting.
E. NJ. Harris, the general and popu
lar clerk in S. p. Fogarty's store, has
returned from two weeks outing in
B. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Dickman and
Theresa Eggers of Plainview, Mimi,
were guests of Capt. Steinman few
days since.
II. w. Eldred lost valuable mare
this morning as result of getting
snagged. He recently refused 500 for
the animal
Orders :or Nursery Stock from the
Oregon Nursery at Salem, may be left
at this office. Catalogues, blanks, etc,
always on hand
d. O. Bihg of CleElum, was in the
city Saturday. lie has been mention
ed as a candidate for school superinten-
dent on the republican ticket.
Mrs. T. B. LaRue and children left
today for few days visit in Tacoma,
to that city Mr.. LaI,ue went several
days ago to be operated on for hernia.
There are a number Of parties tigur.
ing on putting out commercial apple
orchards of five to ten acres next
spring That's the proper thing to do.
Chas. Manners came down from the
Galina mining district. lie reports
much actively in the camps and lots of
travel on the trails leading into the
mines. Charley will return the latter
part of the week.
A. w. Wooster of the Qnilamene,
died in this city at the residence of his
son, Harry Wooster, on West Fifth
street, Saturday at 10 p. m. Funeral
Monday at , p. IL. lnterrment in Il
.. Q. +. cemetery.
A. NJ. Gimour returned from a two
weeks visit in Seattle with his wife and
daughter, the latter having very re-
Gently returned from the PHILIPPINE
Islands, where she taught in the public
schools for five years.
Many people of this city will remeln-
Der Chas. +. DessieuX, who left here
some years ago and went to MISSOURI
and who is now editor and publisher OF
the Panhandle Texas, Herald, a
bright little five column tour page
journal.
BELLE-The little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. y. }. Rose, of the Big Store
Company, died Sunday evening OF
mountain fever having contracted the
disease While out camping near East0n.
The funeral took place this forenoon
Rev. Hilton officiating.
}. 5. Cation of the United States de
partment of agriculture, who was APP
pointed in March 1901 to cooperate be
0ween the state and L. . department
of Agriculture regarding range con
ditions, is in the valley this week look
ing after the grasses started here tina
year.