The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-02-22
THE LOCAL EVENTS

Mrs. Maude Chapman left Tuesday
for q weeks visit on the Sound.
The farmers report very bad roads
making heavy loads Impossible.
Thos. ]. McCaustland of North
Yakima, was in the city Saturday.
It rained nearly all night Saturday
night and good portion of Sunday.
Carroll B. Graves of Seattle, was
over q day or two this week on bust
ness.
j. q. Foreman spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents in North
Yakima.
In the quarterly apportionment of
state school funds Kittitas county gets
M,95S.72.
Otto Kohler returned Sunday from
six weeks visit in the Eastern and
middle states.
H. l.. Stowsll returned Saturday
from an extended call to Spokane as a
United States petit juryman.
Mrs. Mary Eakright of Olympia,
arrived Monday to make her son,
John Carrier, and family an extended
visit.
L. p Burk returned Saturday from
. few days visit IN Roslyn with his
daughter, Mrs. Fred Gilmour, and
family.
D. V. Ault, Carl A. Jungst, J. c.
Hubbell and N. U. Blackmore return
ed from the State Poultry association
Friday.
Assessor Kenney had the misfortune
to be robbed of $40 while in San Fran
cisco last Friday, enroute to Phoenix,
Arizona.
Chas. C. Dupee made Seattle visit
Saturday and Sunday. He's wife is in
that city visiting and will return
week hence.
Rev. N. Evans, formely OF this city,
but now pastor of the Trinity M. E.
church Of Seattle, has been transferred
to Charlton, Iowa.
S. C. Boedcher wishes the party
who borrowed his county map, during
his recent absence, to return the same
to his Office at once.
Will L. Lynn, representing the
Pacific Printers supply company of
Seattle, was in the city yesterday in
terviewing the printers
The telephone people have been
busy putting in number of new lines
10 the city this week and making
some much needed improvements.
Miss Lacy Street Of Brookston, Indi-
ana, is . guest Of Mrs. w. M. Kenney
and daughters. She will quite likely
spend several weeks here this spring.
John Ellison and bride, (nee) Miss
Mary Frank, recently of Manchester,
Iowa, arrived Sunday afternoon, going
out to his home near Thorp Monday
afternoon.
The work on the farmers telephone
line on the west side of the river is
progressing very nicely and will be
ready for service by March 18th or
little later.
Don't overlook our big club offer.
The Dawn one year, the Western
Farm Journal one year and the Farm
Journal of Philadelphia, five years, all
for S1.50. Who could ask for more?
Married-At Justice Bonney's Office,
Sunday, G. w. Guyton to Mrs. Emily
Papalyea, Of Denver, Colorado. Mr..
Guyton lives near CleElum and owns
farm adjoining Sheriff l.. r. Thomas
ranch.
B. F. Reed has had the Oscar Sayles
residence in the east part OF town re-
modelled and put in first class shape.
He has put up model barn and made
that small tract Of land very desirable
property.
From recent letter from George
Parrish, who is now at Byron Springs,
California, we learn that he is doing
nicely. He says: "My rheumatism
has all disappeared except in my little
finger and intend to cut it off"
Assessor Kenney has rppointed Burt
Pease as q deputy for the west side
and in making this appointment, we
think he made no mistake, as Mr..
Psase is an honest and conscientious
man and good Judge of values.
Services at the Presbyterian church