The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-08
THE LOCAL. EVENTS

The farmers are speeding the pillow
these days.
T. L. Henness is in Seattle on busi.
ness to-day.
o. Human is quite busy spraying
orchard this week.
w. c. Hayward, of Thorp, was in
the city Wednesday.
D. l.. Jenkins spent few days on
the Sound this week
Roy Randall went down to North
Yakima Tuesday night.
Mrs. II. L. Purdin has been very
much indisposed this week.
Frank Turner and wife, of Thorp,
were in the city Wednesday.
B. L. Kipp is pruning up his fine
orchard in Sunnyside addition.
Mrs. A. p. Andrews is on the Sound
for few days visit with friends.
Our train service is gradually i'm
proving, thing we are all very thank
full for.
General cleanup around town is now
in order and should be promptly at
tended to.
The Dawn Office is being painted
this week which adds materially to its
appearance.
Miss Emma Francis left Wednesday
afternoon to visit in Seattle and Taco
ma for week.
Mrs. j. C. Hubbell and daughter
Miss Francis, left yesterday for few
days visit in Seattle.
DR.. Felchs Office was burglarzed
last evening, but the officials soon had
the robber behind the bars.
VIM. Lincoln and wife, who have
been in Bellingham for the past six
months returned home here last after
noon.
Slas Bond and Olaf Hansen went
down to North Yakima, Sunday, on
business and returned Wednesday
afternoon.
The series of meetings now in pro-
gress at the First Christian church
are well attended and much interest
is being manifested.
Alexander Murray of Wenatchee, is
a guest of his daughter, Mrs. K. 7
Jones, today. He will be joined here
soon by his wife, who is visiting in the
east at present.
Albert D. Apologize, representing
the Pacific Northwest, of Portland, |
Oregon, was in the city Wednesday .
doing business for his paper, which by
the way is a most excellent farm
journal.
Bennett Armstrong proprietor of the
Union Fish Market, has added stock /
OF groceries, garden and field seeds |
He intends having his place of business
remodelled in general so as to make it
real attractive.
Arthur Hobson, stopped off here a
few days this week while enroute home +.
from an extended visit in Olympia. /
He leaves today for his home near
Twisp where he is holding down a
homestead claim.
j. p. Warner received a telegram +,
from his wife in Seattle, Wednesday /
forenoon. to come home at once be- I
cause of the illness of their little
daughter. He left on the belated train
about pm. the same day.
w. N. Maxey has sold his fine lteecer |
creek ranch to G. W. Jones and bought
property in this city. He is moving .
into our city this week and says when .
he gets properly located he will b ack .
the boots Of all Reecer creekers to a
fare-yOu- well.
The dedicatory service OF the Chris
tian church will occur on SUNDAY, /
March II, one week from next Sunday. I
Inc program as previously announced
will be carried out, and there will be
- 'ASSS HiOl LiiiSt NUN ohN N'Si-
ing. Those who care to can bring !
baskets and have dinner at the church.
The protracted meeting goes on each
evening with increasing interest. Rev.
Doris is preaching some great SER
mons You should hear him,
The City Meat Market, to be con-
Quoted by Carl Jungst, Emil Becker
and Joseph SCHNEIDER, will be opened /
IN the Davidson block in the room |
formerly occupied by the Alberta
Creamery Association. Emil Becker
Will do the buying for the market,
Joseph SCHNEIDER will do the butcher
Ing and Carl Jungst will have charge |
OF the shop. This is strong firm and |
Will capture their part of the trade in
snort order, all being nice and agree