The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-01-04
THE LOCAL EVENTS

A. S. Randall has been indisposeo
this week.
All. stulfath returned from Seattle
Saturday.
DIR. Steele has returned from his visit
in Olympia.
Prof. Wilson returned from Belling-
ham Monday.
John Clerf. of North Yakima. was in
the city Tuesday.
The bridge at CleElum is finished
and open to travel.
NJ. Mannheim, of Thorp was down on
business Wednesday.
Moses Emerson was in ClsElum Mon
day on otficia business.
G +. Davis spent Tuesday in Roslyn,
a guest OF T. Is. Wright.
John Schlotfeldt. of North Yakima
was in the city Tuesday.
A NJ. Gilmouf is spending few days
in Seattle with his family.
r. NJ. Osborn. of Therp. wa, in the
city Wednesday on business.
C. C. Dupee returned from Il visit in
Seattle with his family TUESDAY.
L. J. Chaplin and wife returned from
their visit to Bellingham Sunday.
Rev W. NJ. Kenney preached Sun
day at II a m. and 1870 p. m. At Thorp.
E. S. Stewart of North Yak ma is in
the city for few days days visit with
relatives.
The watch social at the Baptist
church was well attended and enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Mitchell Stevens and daughter
are spending few days with friends
in Yakima comfy.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Q. Mcdowell, Of
CleElum. spent New Years day in the
city with friends.
Thos. F. Liddell is reported very i'll.
and it is thought he can last only a few
days longer at best.
Mrs. w. S. Rogers Of CleEum, is a
guest of brother, J. H. Mundy, and
family o. the west side.
ent, being out OF the city, and council.
man Wright was TOO i'll to attend
The council adiournd sine die.
Ed Liddell, of Elma. is over to spend
few'days at the bedside of his father,
Thos. F. LiddelI who is veryseri ously i'll
Mrs W. A Thomas and daughter
Florence, spent Wednesday at the
home of DR.. John Robbins, on Reecer
creek
Monday morning was the coolest of
day of the season, the mercury drop
ping to zero, even il it was the last day
OF the year.
If you have some fine apples that you
wish to send to Seattle for exhibition
turn them over to J. c. Hubble as soon
as possible
Up to the l,t OF January we had a
total snow fall of 20 inches. about six
OF which was on when the new year
came upon US.
Herman Loevenstein. the baker, took
charge of the American Bakery Tues
day. He is first class baker and we
bespeak for him complete success.
Robert Fleming returned from an
extended visit 10 Arizono, Wednesday.
He left his son feeling fine and says he
had gained 10 pounds since going to
that state.
j. d. Mathews left Monday evening
for Spokane and ST. Paul. He goes as
representative of the Idaho Division
Of the O. r. c. He will return three
weeks hence.
Herbert Davis, an employe of the n.
P. company. and whose heme was in
the Reecer Creek ghborhood, was
killed in the yards at the corl bunkers
"Wednesday night.
All st John finished up his contract
on The Dawn office building Monday
and turned it over to a. T. Lewis who
put the finishing touches on the inside
and on the front.
The Ellensburg Meat company h as
again changed hands, Mrs c. H. Gray
and A. P. Gray disposing of same to Fl.
l.. Geddis and, Mr. Sargent who took
possession on the lst
&. r. Bradshaw left yesterday after
noon with the body of Albert c. Kribbs
Ter Shopiere, Wis. From there Mr..
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