The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-02-01
THE LOCAL EVENTS

Judge Smith of Roslyn, was in the
city Saturday.
Fl. H. Krack spent few days IN la
coma this week.
A. r. Dennis is on the Sound on
business this week.
Mrs. Henry Kleinberg is spending a
few days on the Sound.
Dad Wright came over from Sc
attic few days since.
CT. Collins has been very much In
disposed this week with IA grippe.
Born: In this city, Tuesday, Janu-
ary %, to Mr.. and Mrs John Clymcr,
son.
Geo. Husse of North Yakima, at
tended the sale of school land oatur
day.
Little Margaret Flynn was quite
sick Saturday, but is much improved
now.
ME-. Flynn spent few days this
week in Portland on business and
pleasure.
The six-inch fall of snow Monday
morning improved the sleighng very
materially.
Assessor Heron has made Mrs. W.
NJ. Kenney head deputy in the Office
and B. I. Larsen second.
Eugene Wylie OF the Localizer force
is very much indisposed with an attack
Of pneumonia.
S. W. Maxey attended the meeting
of the states horticultural inspectors
in Pullman last week.
Martin Meehan fell few days since
and so severely hurt his back that he
is confined to his room.
C. F. Crimp, deputy treasurer, at
tended the state convention Of county
treasurers in Olympia last week.
J.D. Mathews, who went to St. Paul
some weeks ago in the interest OF the
O.R. c. returned Tuesday evening.
W. W. Robinson invested quite
heavily in state lands along the line OF
the Milwaukee at the sale Saturday.
Assessor Heron returned from Olym-
pia where he attended the state con-
yention as assessors, Sunday afternoon.
Richard Strobach, ". a. Bell and
A. A. Nichol, all OF North Yakima.
were buyers OF land at the sale Satur-
day.
W. L. Grays foreman on II. smith
sons ranch, has been seriously i'll
again th. week as result OF series
OF hurts.
Mrs. W. C. Roe of Aberdeen, who
came over last week to pack and ship
her household goods, left "Wednesday
for her home.
B.. F. Mundy aud J. II. Moore went
up to Roslyn Tuesday with a load OF
beef and apples and returned next day
with load OF coal.
". F. Morrison left Saturday for an
extended business trip into Kansas,
Iowa and Missouri whore he has con-
siderable land interests.
Carl a. Jungst got good cards on his
birds that he sent to the Walla Walla
show: First and second on cockerel,
third on pullet and second on pen.
There will be an entertainment at
ThOrp, Feb. 4th, by the Little Adams
Sisters. All cordially invited to at
tend and he along a good cause.
Rumor has it that A. j. Holmes La
purchased of Kleinberg Bros, 20 acres
OF the David Fisher ranch. and that
the price paid was $4,000 per acre.
c. W. Wilcox state secretary OF the
Y.M.C.A., of Tacoma, was in the city
Monday and Tuesday on business of
the organization. He effected some
good work while here
Don't forget the basket social ard
entertainment at the Damman school
mouse, February ;. Pupils will give
play, music and an evening of solid
fun. Everybody invited
Mrs. D. A. Cheney and daughter
Clio left the first OF the week for
VaShon Island, They will make that
island their future home, and Mr.,
Cheney will join them later on.
Ina, infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Champie, died Saturday night
January 70, and was barred in 10 OF.
cemetery near Thorp, Monday after
noon. Aged one month aud one day.
Miss Ruby Fulton met with a very
painful accident Monday morning I;u-
1us Cooke, with whom she lives, drove
down in sleigh with her to the school
grounds, and in alightng from the
rig her foot caught In a rope and
trlDDpd. f,1lir.r i,, sunk