The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-30
THE LOCAL EVENTS


around again.
w. r. Francis is building a new
barn this week.
S. p. Fogartys big harvest sale will
start tomorrow.
George Colby of Tacoma, spent We'd
nesday in this city.
G. E Dickson is candidate for
speaker of the house.
J. NJ. Newman of Thorp, was down
on business Wednesday.
w. c. Hayward and wife of Thorp,
were in the city Wednesday.
Attend the Good Government rally
at the court house Monday 7:30 p. m.
]. w. Berry has sold interests in the
Cody farm to his brother G.. 7. Berry.
Cromwell MaXey is over near Lewis.
ton Idaho, buying up carload of
hogs
f. G. Anderson's new 1900 resi-
dence on Fifth street is nearing com
pletion.
Fred Ross came in from the Milwau-
kee camp to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents.
Maurice Turner went down to North
Yakima Wednesday evening on a short
business visit
Thos Collier is making some i'm
PROPONENTS in and around his house on
Capital avenue.
Mrs. J. J. Francis new house will
soon be ready to rent. Mr.. Bender is
clothing it this week.
Emma Francis, who has been quite
sick for the past month with sisttis, is
just very little better today.
Mrs. Merit Thomas and children have
been in town the past two weeks on ac-
count of the high waters.
H. W. Eldred lost a valuable cow a
few days since. He says he would
have refused 10000 for her.
The family of Chas. Jones of Reecer
creek has moved into their property
recently vacated by William joyce.
Miss Josephine Clerf left Tuesday
morning for Tacoma to take in the
Catholic fair at the Sisters academy.
Rev. Baskerville, the evangelist, is
surely doing a good work in first trying
to get the christians on the right
track
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Collins spent
Thanksgiving in North Yakima with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foreman and
family.
Horton Crandall returned Tuesday
evening from a months visit on the
Sound. He says the stay did him
much good.
f. +. Stickney was awarded the con
tract of repairing the approach to
county bridge known as the lower or
Durr bridge
l.. II. Bloomfield, the Good Govern
ment candidate for city clerk, became
citizen of the L. S. by being natural
lied in 1899.
Il. w. Thatcher, of Pullman, is in
the city today to test the sugar beets
grown by pupils of the several schools
OF the county.
The Kittitas Poultry show is set for
Dec. Pot to % Entries close Dec. L..
All birds must he in the show room by
So'clock a. m. Dec %.
Adam Mogh, of North Yak ina, form
erly of this city, recently started to
visit his daughter in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, and became insane at Fargo, n.
d., aud was returned to his home in
North Yakima.
Baptist church Sunday Dec. Pad. A
OF the regular services of the church.
Subject l Il. m. "Who are You?" At
1870 p. m. "Untimely Sacrifice" b.
Y. p. I. G:30 Courage or Cowardice-
Which,"
Gault & Craig sold the l2O acre ranch
ofG, +. Moutgomery's and Joe Malers
~ acre ranch to d. Ham of Seattle
Wednesday. Mr.. Ham owns the But
Ter hotel in Seattle and fine farm at
South Park. The price paid for our
kittitas soil was pretty stiff but be
cannot help making it pay.
George Parrish, while out taking or
derS for the y. w. |. company of Ros-
Ign Wednesday, was riding along on
the hill side where his horse stun
oled and went of over the bluff, George
following after him, but he caught OF
some brush and saved himself, but the
Morse went to the bottom. He thought
at first that his leg was broken, but OF
close examination 10y the physician il
Was found to be not SO.