The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-02-22
THE LOCAL EVENTS

A.E. Emerson is reported on the list
ofindisposed.
NJ. B. Frank, of Thorp, was in the |
city yesterday.
MILFORD Thorp, OF Thorp, was in the
city Wednesday,.
Rev. Sam Hornibrook, of Thorp, was
in the city yesterday
W.B. Keen returned yesterday from
a two weeks visit in Troutdale, Ore
gon.
F.W Num- shipped fine s25 White
Wyandotte cockerel to Montana this
week.
According to the recent census of
Spokane that city has population of
5000
FEE. Craig bought four lots of Frank
Bossong yesterday on the hill for
$1,000.
W.. Beckner and a. 5. Jackson, of
North Yakima, were in the city Wed |
nesday.
Born: 10 this city, Monday, Febru-
airy IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Kohler,
daughter.
DR.. D. a. Cheney has returned from
his visit to the Sound and will soon. go |
on to the roads.
Arthur Virtrees and his sister, Mrs.
VIM. Dignon, returned from a visit to
Tacoma Tuesday.
". a. Steinman has purchased the
interests of A. c. Steinman in the !
grocery business.
id Medill, editor of the Yakima
Democrat, of North Yakima, was in
the city yesterday.
John Clerf, after an extended visit
with his family, returned to North |
Yakima yesterday.
Ralph Kaufman returned from his
visit to Olympia, Tacoma, and Port
land few days since.
J.H. Moore shipped today two fine
Silver Laced WyandOtte cockerels to
Pullman and two to Spokane.
Jerry Pattenaude sold three lots, set
to orchard, OF the Thos f. Barton
tract, to Harry Krout for 1880.
R. 7. Fluke, wife and baby left yes
terday for Anacortes where they ex-
pect to establish a permanent resi-
dence
John McDonal OF Thorp bought 80
acres of Frank Mudds ranch near that
place few days since, paying 500 per
acre for it.
Frank Martin manager of the Ellens-
burg Trading Company's store re-
turned from a visit to CleElum We'd
nesday night.
r. A. Turner has an offer of :25 for
his fine Silver Laced Wyandotte cock
erel that was in the recent Kittitas
Poultry Show.
Neal Vanderbilt has moved a house
on to one of his acre tracts on Capital
avenue, and in front OF Ct. 7. Dyer's /
place in Santa Anna addition.
R. L. Purdin has returned from
Portland where he went Saturday, to
be present at the funeral of his brother
Hugh who was killed by the falling OF
a scaffold.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Faust, OF East
Kittitas, who have been visiting in
eastern cities with friends for the past
three months, returned home Tues
day afternoon.
O. Hinman, our genial postmaster
says tho receipts Of the post office show
good gains and that he believes the
year 1907 will show a gain of u per
cent over 1906.
Wm. Llewellyn, of Troutdale, Ore
gon, arrived yesterday as a guest OF
W. B. Keen Of Badger Pocket. He
came up here to become one OF us
locate permanently.
DR.. Dickey. the oculist, was commit
ted to the asylum Yesterday His
hobby seems to be spiritualism and
electricity and after he was placed un-
der arrest and taken to the court house
he became so violent that it became
necessary to tie him in order to pre-
vent doing serious injury to himself.
Miss Marjorie Miller, Of Seattle. ac-
companied her father, ". Z. Miller.
the travelling salesman of the Rich
mond Paper company, to this city
Wednesday. She is an expert violin
list and in company with a couple OF
others OF Seattle's best musicians had
some thought of giving an entertain
ment in our city
Thursdays flood, as a result Of melt
Ing snow, played havoc With the Mp.
track, not only ID thi, valley but else.
where About two hundred Yards of
the grade at Wold's spur above town
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