The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-11-27
THE LOCAL EVENTS


around again.
Frank Collins of Seattle, was in the
city Yesterday.
Miss Emma Francis is reported on
the sick list today.
n. L. Blackmore went up to Gle
Elum yesterday on business.
Mrs. NJ. B. Linder still remains in
very critical condition.
J. p. Warner shipped a carload OF
apples to the Sound market today.
William Walters and family expect
to leave soon for Twin Falls, Idaho.
]. A. Flodine came down from Liber-
ty Sunday to look after some business
j. S. Coble left last afternoon for
Seattle where he expects to spend the
winter.
w. p. Hiddleson is almost past navi-
eating with rheumatism in his hips
and legs.
A. C. Spalding is spending few
days in Spokane buying a large stock
of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Standley of Will
son Creek canyon, were in the city
yesterday.
+. J. Long came down from Liberty
Sunday to spend the remainder OF the
winter in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Prater returned
Saturday from months visit in and
near Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. B. F. Reed and children left
last afternoon for few monts sojourn
in southern California.
f. w. Num- sent a coop of his fa-
nous White Wyandottes to Mrs. 7.
Erickson of Spokane today
Mrs. W. NJ. Kenney, who has been
very much indisposed for the past
month, is slowly convalescing now.
Mrs. G.. E. Wheeler and little folks
are speeding along toward California,
where they expect to spend the winter.
The poultry show will possibly be
held during the holidays. Positive
dates will be given in our Friday issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Barnes accOmpa-
MED their son r. Lee, to Portland, Or,
where he and Miss Minerva Getz, were
married Sunday.
1t has been found necessary to post
pene the poultry show on account OF
not being able to secure a suitable
exhibition room.
E. L. Terrier went up to CleElum
Sunday to begin the work of repairing
the county bridge across the Yakima
river at that point.
The great union revival meeting in
the tabernacle is now in progress and
we hope for much good as a result, and
we all know it badly needed
w. B. Smith, who came to this city
the 18th of last April, left sunday morn
ing with his wife and invalid son, for
oil home in Clinton. Illinois.
Up to the present writing, II. w.
Rodman has learned nothing further
about the drowning OF his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Maher, VINO went down on
steamer Dix.
Certificates of election have been Is
sued to w. w. Bonuey and W. NJ.
Kenney as Justices OF the Peace for
Ellensburg and South Ellensburg ju-
dicial district.
G. L. Koe and wife together with bis
brother Hal, Of Berthoid, Colorado, ar
rived in our city Friday, and are guests
of their uncle, w. W. Squirting, of
North Kittitas. They came to locate
with US permanently.
Miss Emma Barden, niece of +. 7.
Barden of Long Beach, California, ar
rived Sunday to accept position in
Swauk district, better known as the
Virden district to which point, Mr..
Barden conveyed her Monday.
j II. Maxey and his sister Mrs Al
ma Watts. of Carlisle, Ill.,, who have
spent the past month with relatives in
this city and valley, started on their
return trip Friday, accompanied by
their mother Mrs. Nancy MaXey,
who will spend years visiting among
kindred at that place
Peter \. Void was in the city yester-
day and showed US four sugar beets
grown in his neighborhood by Miss
Marguerite Anderson, pupil OF dis
trict No. T., which are surely nice
Although She is only 10 years old, she
has show remarkable degree of thrift
and industry i'm growing these beets
ana for her sake. at least, we trust
they may show good streng test.