The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-28
THE LOCAL EVENTS

the city Saturday.
J. b. Davidson was in CleElum Sat
urday on business.
w. L. McGinnis of Easton, was in
the city Saturday.
Chas. Shull has returned from an
outing at Wahptus lake.
A.C. Steinman has been indispos ed
of late with rheumatism.
Fl. S. Pelton of Easton, spent few
days in the city recently.
L. Lyen and wife of East kittitas,
were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. A. c. Spalding has returned
from weeks visit at Moclips
Mrs. j. D. Mathews left Sunday for
a weeks visit on the Sound.
CT. Ramsay returned from his visit
to CleEium and vicinity Sunday.
H. L. Wright will likely succeed
Lloyd Hueston at the light plant.
H. Ames of Thorp, will put out
commercial apple orchard next spring.
Mrs. G. Ballard returned from a
visit to Seattle and Tacoma last even
ing.
Try the Sugar Bowl for a good re-
freshing drink of Orange cider, .
cents.
LLOYD Hueston has quit the city
light plant and left last evening for
Spokane.
Mrs. Duff and daughter, Miss Isa-
bella. of Wenatchee are guests of Mrs.
c. E. Miller
H. F. Nichols of the L. S. land office
will have his family moved to North
Yakima this week.
Mrs. +. O. Bill, son and daughter,
returned Friday night from months
visit on the Sound.
Rev. Hilton moved into Mrs. J. L.
Benefits residence on corner of East
Fifth and Kittitas.
Ivan Wilson and family have re-
turned from their outing at Twin LAX
es in Chelan county
F. J. Page of Thorp will add very
materially to his commercial apple
orchard next spring.
Water has been turned into the Cas-
cade canal and everything is once
more working nicely.
Thos. F. McCaustland of North
Yakima, spent Saturday in Ellensburg
looking after his interests.
w. T. Lewis has bought the resi-
dence on the corner o: Pine and Second
and took charge of the same Monday.
Mrs. Fred p Wolff and Miss Kate
Hoffman, returned Saturday night
from two months visit on the Sound.
Mrs. A. Schanno and brother,
Arthur Satterwhite, returned few
days since from short visit in Seat
tie.
J. c. Hubbell wishes it distinctly I'M
derstood that he is not candidate for
the legislature, but will work for the
best man.
H. +. Nichols, receiver of the Z. s.
land Office at North Yakima, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city with
his family.
Mr., and Mrs. Simon LOngmire, who
spent a few days on the Wenas visiting
relatives and old neighbors, returned
home Sunday.
About fifteen couple from this city
attended the dance at Thorp hall Sat
urday night. Mrs. A. b. Werner
served the supper for same.
Mrs. w. f. Stevens of Dayton. Ohio
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rykert a. Thomson the past two
months left for home Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mary Philips has taken the
place of Mrs. w. L. Gray at the Smith
son ranch east of town, during the alb
sence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gray on the
Sound.
Il. a. Haverln, one of the Gremen
on the n. Z. fell and severely hurt
himself few days since, and being I'M
able to work, has returned to his home
10 Pasco.
Miss Alice Guthrie who has been
with her uncle Robert Thomson the
past year and attended the Normal
last winter returned to her home in
Aentucky Tuesday morning.
a. l.. Slemmons has announced his
candidate for the Office of prosecuting
attorney, and says be is going in to
"in' and being an aggressive man and
ascrapper, he stands an excellent SHOW
ne Is nominated to win out.
M III have for sale at my place the
n M1aeiier ranch-teR pigs. nine weeks
V'u'-b' +. Mandy, Il, +. D. No. ).