The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-09-14
THE LOCAL EVENTS

S. c. H. Twllllgear Is reporteu Wi!
much indisposed this week.
Gus Nelson has sold his ranch on the
Swauk to A. w. Johnson.
Frank Westcott is moving his mill
from Teanaway to this city.
w. A. Mundell of North Yakima,
is a guest of w. T. Graham.
VIC. Wynegar is making some i'm
provements in his residence.
Miss Mary Erwin of North Yakima,
is visiting friends in this city.
DR.. Fetch is arranging to plant 20
acre commercial apple orchard.
The work on w. w. Robinson's big
warehouse is progressing nicely.
DR.. G. A. Martin went over to Sound
Yesterday afternoon on business.
Ray Pinney and Austin Mires are
in the Crab creek country hunting.
Assessor Kenney went up to Roslyn
and CleElum yesterday on business.
ODon't forget that Wednesday, Sept.
10, is Ellensburg day at the state fair.
The recent rains have put out practi-
cally all the timber fires in the noun
tains.
I'll Henness returned from visit
to North Yakima, Wednesday after
noon.
The carpenters are about as busy q
lot of wOrkmen as can be found any
where.
B.L. Kipp has shipped good por-
ton of his crop of peaches to the
Sound.
Ernest Stuart is having an addition
built on to his residence on Seventh
street.
Ernest Keopke is indisposed again
this week, though able to be up and
around.
AS we 90 to press, Mrs. G. a. Mar
tin is reported as doing nicely-out OF
danger.
E. X. Brown has opened law office
in CleElum for the firm of Mires, Birss
& Brown.
Mrs. L. A. Conner of La Conner, is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Talbot,
o. Human has been appointed one
OF the judges Of the horse races at the
state fair.
II. Parrish won 500 certificate in
the Johnson piano contest advertised
in The Dawn.
J, P. Flynn has shipped quite num-
Der of boxes of pears recently to the
Sound markets.
VIM. Freyberger has been drawn on
the L. S. jury for the October term at
North Yakima.
There was quite frost one or two
mornings this week, but no particular
damage reported.
Mrs. Terry OF Sacramento, Cali
fornia, is a guest of her brother, j. h.
Morrill,, this week,
J. c. Hubbell went down to Yakima,
Wednesday afternoon to enter his
poultry in state fair.
w. T. Francis leaves soon for Thorp
Prairie to build house he has con-
tracted for ]. Quicksall.
Maurice Turner will soon erect a mic !
cottage on the 40-acre tract he pur-
chased of David Kinkade.
Ivan and Herbert Talbot left Tues
day evening for Oberlin, Ohio, to at
tend the Oberline College.
CleElum parties report the story of
drilling plant disappearing and a
new lake formed, as all bosh.
Ralph Davis went down to Roza,
Wednesday to look after his interests.
He expects to move down soon.
Two carloads of fancy poultry for
exhibition at the state fair will leave
Ellensburg tomorrow morning.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Hamilton, died Monday forenoon and
was buried yesterday afternoon.
j. S. Dixon, No. r. F. D. carrier, Is
off on fifteen days vacation. Z. j
Dixon is doing duty Oh that route now.
c. S. Baker was in Roslyn and Gle
Elum yesterday in his political inter
ests. He says things look good to him
F. c. Porter of Thorp, is being talk
ed OF as candidate for commissioner
In district 3, on the democratic ticket
7. NJ. Maxey says he thinks he car
defeat NEST any candidate for sheriff
he and j. p. Becker seem to be neck
and neck.