The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-18
THE LOCAL EVENTS

Miss Rose Holman is visiting iflenus
in Seattle.
T. B. Wright of Roslyn, was in the
city Monday,
The port is out that CleElum lake
is frozen over.
Leo Blake made a visit to North
Yakima Monday.
WI. Gray is somewhat indispOsed
again this week
W. L. McGinnis of Easton' was IN
the city Saturday
Mrs. Joe SCHNEIDER spent few days
in Seattle thi. week.
Arthur Cobain went to Roslyn after
a load Of coal, Monday
Jobn A. Yearwood of Thorp, was
down on business Saturday.
D A. Holbrook returned from an eX-
tended visit in the East, Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Lewis is spending Il few
DAYS at Hot Springs for her health.
IA Wilcox of Thorp, came down
Saturday to attend to some business.
The North Yakima post office did a
s271s722 business for the year 1906.
Prof. C. II. Hadley principal of the
Thorn school. was in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
According to the weather prophet,
we are promised lots Of zero weather
this winter.
Our jolly old friend ]. NJ. Newman of
Thorp, was doing some shopping in
this city Saturday.
O.W. Sinclair returned from a visit
in St. Paul, Saturday, where he spent
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Sam Pearson and daughter
Miss Pearl have returned from few
DAYS visit in Seattle with friends
Mr.. ann Mrs. Chas SOuver went over
to Seattle last week and purchased a
$4,000 residence near the state uniyers-
ity.
S.W. Maxey, ". 7. Sheldon and +
G. Grindrod are attending the State
Horticulturist meeting at Everett this
week.
Miss Emma Francis is now able to
sit up for short time. She has had a
long hard siege Of it fer the past two
months.
Mrs. W. R. Newland returned to her
home in Seattle Tuesday, after spend
ing several days here with old time
friends.
Miss Dolle Woodham gave mu-
steal entertainment Saturday evening
which was attended by about thirty OF
her little friends.
W. L. Bryant and J. 2. Warner re-
turned from Seattle Saturday where
they went-to attend the fruit exhibit
tion and poultry show.
John Z. Veach OF Kent, who was re-
turning home from Benton county,
stopped off here few hours, Saturday,
to visit with old ''tillcooms".
Geo. H. Goebel will speak on social
ism IN the Masonic Hall, this FRIDAY
evening at s o'clock. Everybody in
vlted to come out and hear him.
Frank Martin formerly with the y.
WI. company OF CleElum, has been
employed as manager OF the Ellens-
burg Trading pany on Third st.
D. O. Bing principal of the CleElum
school, has resigned, to take effect at
once, to accept a position in the Gle
Elum's branch bank to be established
in Roslyn at an early date.
From all reports the snow on the
Cascades and the Wenatchee ranges is
very deep, which ought to insure an
abundance of water for irrigation pu~-
poses the coming season,
The fire department met Monday
evening and the entire body of old
ollcers were re-elected:-Fir Chief,
feter SCHUYLER; President, VIM. Frey
burger; Secretary, G. NJ. Jenkins
treasurer, Andy Shultz.
Two good communications one from
heecer Creek and the other from Slow
corners have gotten misplaced and
cannot be found. Both came in while
We were getting ready to move. Sorry
mat they were lost, but hope both
parlles doing the writing will come
again.
tux SALE-A few choice SC. black