The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-08-31
THE LOCAL EVENTS

week.
W.O. Mcdowell is now a resident of
CleElum.
Miss Elain Human is in North Yaki-
ma on visit.
Otto Kohler and wife are in Seattle
for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sparks of Pasco,
are in the city visiting.
w. H. Rodman of the Capital force
is very much indisposed.
Isaac Muma reports that his wheat
yielded 30 bushels per acre.
Mrs ]. r. Sharp of Trinidad, is
guest of relatives this week.
r. S. Palmer returned Wednesday
from business trip to Seattle.
Miss Laura Salladay returned a few
days since from Meaghersville.
HI. Wright has resigned his posi-
ton as light trimmer Of the city.
M. Dewiscourt and family are at
home from an outing at Fish Lake.
:On the Bridge at Midnight" at the
Opera house Saturday night, Sept, 1st.
Mrs. Geo. Sleet and children went
over to Tacoma yesterday for weeks
visit
Let the battle cry Of every farmer
and law owner be: "Kill the fowl
weeds"
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Champ of Win
lock, are guests Of VIM McEwen and
family.
B. Davidson returned last after
noon from professional visit in North
Yakima.
Lee Purdn is putting in few days
on at the ranch with his wife and
children.
L. E. Spalding OF Portland, is
guest OF his brother, A. c. Spalding
this week.
Herb Carscadden and wife have re-
turned from their two weeks outing at
Fish Lake.
Miss Anna Mires will teach in the
Olympia public school the coming
school year:
o. w. Ball is being mentioned as
candidate for county clerk on the de-
mocratic ticket.
Miss Pauline Cenney, who has been
indisposed for several weeks is report
ed slightly improved.
Mrs. Murray is having her lot, POI
South Main, graded preparatory to
moving a building on to it.
Dr. Felch was called Umptanune
Wednesday to investigate the cases of
typhoid fever in that section.
w. B. Keen, who was in Justice
Sayles' court Saturday on charge of
fencing up the public highway, was
discharged.
Final proofs on homesteads were
made this week by Francis NJ. Powell
and Fred c. Schnebly, before County
Clerk Emerson.
r. c. Fleck of Seattle, is over to
visit week with his mother and
father Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bonney,
and his many friends.
The whistles of the steam threshers
and balers at work in this valley make
sufficient noise every morning to
awake the dead if possible.
T. B. LaRue writes US from Tacoma
that himself, wife and children will
return to Ellensburg next Monday.
He says he is feeling ''skookum."
o w. Pautzke leaves Monday for
Spokane to Attend the Photographers
Association of the Pacific Northwest.
which will be in session all week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Turner of
Kent are over, presumably to stay as
Mr.. Turner has ordered us to let his
copy of The Dawn remain in the local
Office.
Malcolm Glendening, the genial
travelling correspondent of the Spokes-
man-Review, was in the city Wednes-
day looking after the interests of his
paper.
E. E. Bell of Roslyn, it is reported,
desires the nomination for county clerk
On the republican ticket. He came
down to consult with leaders of that
party Tuesday.
The report that the n. w. I. COM
pany will no longer put its coal on the
market has caused no little speculation
as to what will be done for fuel the
coming winter.
u. W. Gallaher Of the Golden Gate
MINING company, of CleElum, was in
tne city Yesterday He says the com
pany is building two story boarding
ana lodging house at the mines, 30xS0.