The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-05-31

w. A. Wells has purchased Of Wal
ter j. Reed the lot on which the sugar
Bowl formerly stood corner of Pearl
and Fifth. Consideration $780,
The Orosi Offer, Of Orosi, California,
says: IL. M. Weaver, residing half
mile north Of Sultana has as fine crop
of sugar bests as can be grown"
Rev. Lewis, who has spent the past
month with his daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Felch, and family, left today for his
charge in Oregon City, Oregon.
E. ]. Young, formerley Of this city,
but for some years past resident of
Seattle, was in the city Monday look
ing after some insurance business.
Mrs. w. M. Hubbard came over
from Hoquian last week to join her
husband who holds position with the
Nurthern Pacific railway company.
The body Of Roy Demmons, the log
driver who WAS drowned in the Yaki.
ma west OF town Wednesday, was ship
ped to his parents in New Brunswick
Saturday.
The following Kittitas teachers have
been granted certificates teach: c. M.
Armstrong, Blanche DeGOod, G. r
Hadley, Anna Halbert, Nellie Myers,
Mrs. G. 4. Randolph, and Bessie
Whittendale.
Miss Mabel Gilkey, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Gilkey, who live few
miles north OF town died Saturday
morning about 10 o'clock of 'consump-
ton. Aged II years.
Mesdames Rose Block Baur, sopro-
ano, Walter Reed, contralto, OF Port.
land, will give song recital under the
Ladies' Musical Club, Wednesday,
June ID, at the theatre.
Mudd Brothers sold 10000 pounds
of wool Friday at 20 and % cents.
This is the first sale Of the season here.
Several of the growers hesitate about
that price, hoping to get % cents.
A number of musicians got together
Monday evening and reorganized the
Ellensburg band. j. 81. Scott was
made Manager, Fred Draper leeder,
Fred Butcher secretary and treasurer
and Herbert Davis librarian.
Mrs. H. d. Cornwall met with a
very pain full accident Tuesd ay while
trying to stretch a clothesline. The
line broke and she fell, catching Der
right arm under her in a way as to
break it between the wrist and elbow.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday: At II a. m. the church will
unite with the normal school in It's
b.ccaiaureate services. Evening servi-
ces in the church at 8 o'clock. Sunday
school at 10 a. N. Y. P. S. c. e. p. M
Mrs. Bell D. Coffin, wife of w. II.
Colin of Orting, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hornbeck, died at the
residence of her brother, George, IN
this city, Sa turday afternoon at five
o'clock. The funeral took place Tues
day at 10 a. m. Interrment in l. 0. o.
F. cemetery.
Leonard Carcher Of Ortonville, Min
nesota, spent q few days in our city
the guest of Messrs. John Buell., VIM
I,uff and o. w. Pautzke. He has bee
looking over the Coast country for
three months, and has now gone up
ND into the Okanogan country for
couple of weeks prior to his return te
his homo.
8. w. Maxey informs a reporter o.
The Dawn that as he was returning
from his ranch in the Manastash can
Won Friday he was caught in cloud
burst or water spout. The water fel
90 fast and so thick that he could moi
sec his horse that he was driving. BE
saws he has been caught out in good
many rain storms, but was never
caught in any storm that equaled thai
one. He got soaking wet in less time
than it would take to tell about.
Directors for district 3. have selected
! .,,s,;.r orops of teachers for th(