The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-10-02
THE LOCAL EVENTS

SlerlU MONA, Is UueI euoPOeuathS
the Jury for the l1th.
VIM. STANDBY of Seattle, is over on
visit with friends.
NJ. NJ. Emerson spent few days in
Gle Elum the past week.
Mrs. Fred Pearson is visiting her
parents in Thorp this week.
Mrs. H. C. Acklcy is on the Sound
visiting relatives and friends.
Superior court re.convened Monday
and adjourned until the 18th.
Miss Grace Warner of Thorp, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city.
W. \. Horn had the misfortune to
loose a good work horse Saturday.
The candidate are now trying their
hands at playing good mixers. .
The commissioners today appointed
the inspectors and judges of election.
About $50 persons have registered in
the city OF Ellensburg up to noon today.
Mr.. Taylor, one of the Seattle Daily
Times best solicitors, is in the city to-
day
Clarence Poland sent in nice batch
of apples to be exhibited in our win
dow.
C. L. Ramsey returned from a weeks
visit with his family at Kingston. Mon
day night.
John Burk, formerly of this city, but
now of Easton, is conducting a saloon
in that city.
L. D. Emerson. of the firm OF Stafford
l. Emerson, of CleFlum, spent Sunday
in Ellensburg.
John Pott, OF Easton, was in the city
Monday on business with the county
commissioners.
If you want to vote you must register
. and GO it at once. Only few days left
in which to do so.
The candle will soon be touched off
at the Sugar Bowl. Don't forget to
secure your tickets.
William Lewis and a. j. Bonney
went down to the Wenas Yesterday
after load OF fruit.
O. Caron resumed his place in the
barber shop Monday, the lease hav.
ing expired that day.
John Clymer has had large smoke
stack built for his engine that furnish
heat for his hot house.
John \. Flodine of Liberty, is in the
city this week in the interest of the
mines of that section.
Mrs. y. 3. Whitson OF North Yaki-
ma, is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Cooke OF East kittitas
J. NJ. Perry, pioneer of Kittitas
county, died in the hospital in North
Yakima Friday night.
j, Emerson returned to his home in
CleElum today after spending several
days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam MOCK, who have
been visiting in this city several days
past, returned home today.
The board of county commissioners
are in session today. They will make
the tax levy this afternoon.
G. W. Cheney of Sunnyside addition.
brought in box of fine apples SAtur-
day to be put on exhibition.
Pref. Guilford and wife, and Frank
Wilson OF the Ro,lyn public schools.
were in Ellensburg Saturday and sun
day.
Thomas Maxey, our genial jailor and
deputy sheriff, who has been OFT on a
vacation, returned home Monday and
reported for business.
Mrs T. L. Henuess received tele-
gram Monday to the effect that her
father, W, H, Davis of Mills City, Or.
died Sunday at a. m.
J. C. Hubbell sent his pen of fne
Rose Comb Black Minorcas to the Puy-
allup fair for exhibition. He is good
for first prize Of course.
Miss Lacy Street OF Brookston. Indi-
ana, arrived this morning to visit a
month or longer with her sister, Mrs.
W. N. Kenney and family.
II. B. Gregory who recently returned
from an extended visit in Illinois, i
down sick at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. Johnny Bowers, in this
city.
In runaway accident Saturday Mrs.
frank Alta was thrown from the bug
gy and had her shoulder broken and
was badly bruised up otherwise. The
morse ran into a fence and thus broke
loose from the rig and left the daugh-
ter who was left IN the rig on top of a
wire fence