The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-25

THE LOCAL EVENTS


session Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Dennis visited in
Seattle this week
Born: In Seattle, Jan. Is, to MIR
and Mr.. A. T. Lambson, son.
n w. Pautzke went down to kiona,
Monday, to look after his land interests
there.
DIR. Felch has so far recovered that
be now does office duty daily from ii
am. to Bpm.
VIC. Roe and family have located
~ Aberdeen where Mr.. Roe has EN-
barked in business.
las. VanAlstine, Geo. Chase, +. w.
McCartv, Kid Lathrop and Others went
to Roslyn Monday, after coal.
The Council did wise thing Mon
day evening when it confirmed the
election of Peter Sc,.lller for fire chief
The City Council has entered into a
contract with the firm of f.. &. Shar-
rock of Seattle, to expert the books OF
the city.
Mr., and Mrs. B. Kelley of Mime
onolis are making their old friends
Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton a few
days visit
7. S. Bull left Monday evening tor
his home in CORTLAND, n. Y, after
snsndipg week here on business and
pleasure.
Mrs. Mary E. Maddux and daugh-
ter Miss Ruby left Monday afternoon
for a two months visit with friends and
relatives in Mexico, Mo.
New suits have been filed with the
county clerk as follows:-Mayetta
Sumner VS.. Harry T. Sumner; $ W.
Maxev VS.. Ella W. Maxey.
W. Il. Far of jamestown, North Da-
kota. is guest of his old friend }. L.
Moody of this city. He will spend
week or ten days in our city.
Representative G. E. Dickson was
made Chairman of the House Railroad
Committee and is also Oh the Congress
sional Appointment Committee.
John H. Brooks of New Bloomfield,
No., is guest of friends and relatives
near this city and CleElum, but spent
the early part of the week with Mr.
and Mrs. John L. Green.
Representative Andrew Olsen is
Chairman OF House Committee on
State Normal Schools and is also
member of the committee on lrriga-
ton and Arid Lands, and Game and
Game Fish.
The Kittitas Bar Association held a
meeting in President Mires Office,
Saturday afternoon. The object being
to arrive at some conclusion relative to
making a new judicial district OF Kitti-
tas and Yakima counties.
George Montgomery returned Tues
day morning from a two weeks visit 10
Salem, Ore. He says the snow was
about four inches deep down there and
that the mercury registered four above
zero during the recent cold snap.
Leighton A. Lewis came in from
Milwaukee City, on the Columbia, this
week. He says the snow has entirely
disappeared on that side. He reports
about 600 men at work at different
places along the river on the MilW au-
kee road
c. j. HOuser of Fairview lost a very
valuable mare, Tuesday, as a result OF
eating too much wheat. He bought
her as family driving and brood
mare and valued her at $3.50 60 which
sum he says he could have sold her for
most any time.
Judge W. W. Bonney justice Of the
peace for Ellensburg, united in the
holy bonds of matrimony, Wednesday.
January %, Harrison f. McGinns of
CleElum and Miss Ella Wallace Of
Roslyn. The Judge says he did good
JOB and is proud of the fact.
The public installation of the f. O
e. officers, Monday evening is reported
as very nice affair. After the usual
ceremonies, number of speeches were
made. A. l.. Slemmons, NJ. E. Flynn
and }. Fl. Lee, being the orators, after
which the big feed was spread to
which all did ample justice.
Mrs. Lillian E. Craig wife of W. Il.
craig OF Milton, Oregon, died at the
residence of Samuel +. Craig her faith
er'in'law, Saturday morning, January
H. Funeral services were held sun
way afternoon Her mother Mrs