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New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

were -~HF~E. ,.-c -- Srec-s-
,.t- They I'll l"oNed --e. .-- -.-.i I--s
lunches p-c ot pape~ bags --- This. Z .-I was
mistake The girls carried -ae-- .-- IN n1usc
rolls. and he rol~ ~..t o- Stools -- --- --v lunch
houses his Is more amusing --.. ing out 0f
pope bags but L i not ,-au-1-- ...-l L.
c-ded would NOT go ro the Hr-.-t-- .o. .rge. ani
>pept rvo DAYS more visiting the --- -,-ure a1i
he iT,-arie, and wishing ! bad u ---,-. felr Is
# / had had - talent sometime .- r.f care
-es~z lost 1t II seemed ,o me r -.---- Iool
plan 10 advertise n the Want g,.r-.--
Lost. one talent. hate C-o-.7etc ..-.- % handle
Finder vii please return o. person - name,
H-za,ior1 Hall hall bed roarlI- 1g f7en5-
-.l-t Of owner
II has occurred co NE. however. that r NAV te
have not We possessed rlE-eI uf ---. .er- 50
have been studying The advertising .. .-rs OF he
-,arer. cooking for suggestions
NoJ know how WelI-,i1g-e-- II .--- F. Z Of The
country 20 round with fp-1ed witch he's. locat-
ing water. don't YOU They Zig or where
he HI-he bends dpWrua~f Wei. ] -. nat The
entertainments might. IN some -uel t way
-tve hint ~ my underground 4f------ But no-
9 thing have | seen up ~ da-e that -.-~ed an
-,-Iyt interest Meantime ] am '---.-. utter
even more freely than dear Aunt L.--- GInef
/ would W~-te TO her ever. d4. .--5 .-. -1 about
ne- -oo. The other rIGh- ! Vok. .r my face
III covered wfrh tear because. Z ..-..-..f ! had
-0- away Tar / couldn't -.rG her .- But
m 1"- going ." lose AUNT Louise. you -1 stake
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
By JOSEPH n. QUAIL

thIidTen playing IN the park
III the square here were two deep wrinkles ,,t,r
htr eyes She frowned and pouted fo- Betty was IN .
rehellous mood Beside her the floor where she
had thrown II anger, the book that her MOI h-
mad gwen |" her 70 read She had read before Vet
one especially II she Is little girl OF eight wears may
read me tale of 'lndereil" and the Glass slipper -
many times without growing tired Of IL Bur 10
daN Betty cared only 70 tt out with The Other
children romplng in the sunlight SO cinderella
Was cast aside
Was becoming self wllled and headstrong Rettv
had been petted 100 much tv her Parents and
i1cndS- Only u httle while back when She wanted
rNthtg she would 90 to her papa and WIN II from
hfn with q kiss, or She would put her arms abou.
htr mother neck and say No1ufuv dear III iu>t
love To do II and The answer would ht Very
veil my dear YOU may But ot lete BETTY had
got IN The habit Of saving. I'm going 70 do II.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

her return from school
Mama wants You to ~yay IN. NY ac.r. >.id
MIS- Meredith who. h,gd jryidrd It -Ene 70
cIre Betty uf Tins habit Take your nvvN anu
-ead Z. and dttcrwar,i tell NE all about Il
don want To- read poutcd Betty "ut sc
t"ok the book and thuuhtd IT'S leaves 'etiuiN'
and finally opcu rebellion She fled 20 -ac p4f.J'
and md herself IN the window behind -he he@'f
curtains.
Arcnt YOU coming out to PLAY, j." occ oI Betty
TRENDS called from thc street
Betty shook her hcad sadly IN reply and theh'
ashamed OF her submission but mot ot her tcfnpti'
she withdrew from the window east her otON ON
the floor and vured herself up sulhiiv biE ii''
char 10 await complete surrender by her nl.ti-4
Betty heard her mother moving about The Room
overhead and ~hc tod herself that she would soon
eel real sorry for her htte EIrl But % her E't@1
seet .6
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

md Dr. - me ha1dNe~e h.e5. Nou u.c5 10 live -
l. TX. 70 work, You Want 70 do thing or vol-
rta account. Women al over che world ..re ,etl-
ing 7ust - yoa do. They getting out INTO chc
"o-d They e playing the ing game. earning
money. aNIng Influence. tuNIIg selling, thinking.
.,nollt he CoTta 2lu--s - ne Middle Ages
toa: There were dancing :a.1llas, ,.rd laughing
m 1]cNIr.: no To- king i
generally tnc women that ad e1 o-id :
tout because they tiduc WORK. enough and ~. we'd
too much, and got on one another nerves Wei,
there mania among Them uCU-..t least
not 50 steadily ircrea> sing i working
nout the idle women. the bridge lI. ying women
4 good deal is bout them. because they s..
still long enough fcr thc lhotog-f.I Ihtrs get :.
tlflle exposure, 20 - SPEAK But You can &c move
than snapshot the working women: thty hr~e.
and thert ~ MANY OF them.
''NoW. You're the kind that ought 70 ce- ii me
procession. Nnow from wha. volve s4Id e ne
lou dor volt clerk IL store:
Yes ~.ld sometimes ,e done maj nee
Can YOU sing,
/ might do reporting Indeed. feel sure
could. | coud Wr.te department t,'r women.
Real the pretend I.lr.o some ct he
@spaler men believe IL!
The real kind.
Could YOU 10 tyrewrtirs, sce.oc-,rhy. Keep
books hc private secretary:
could go 70 business college
Wei come up TO town with me I've got d
good boarding place and Ill &c, Won IN there Then
WELL, my dear was terribly excited ! liter
w ally ran home The thing was have II ont
with Aunt Louise quick ever. thought il would
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

raccn WOMEN who has
.rd has come 70 town
..-e others | have the
= and the least 70 SAY
looking round. ! tceI
+ vacant places II the
me. and u Is. Of course.
lave noJ yet found one
; nurnber of lorllv pro
o-dly lIeutenants bu-
| even visited . bus
/ horribly 1~ab The
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

before ~.>Yctted -ha, II
] have also discovered
co Grand Dr-our and
must use my wits
talents
- good hl and Wit,
.1 horribly frightened
even "a Won
TO Ma WLr1AN Low
DunkIrk.
~ne VINO used -o ue
Grand Dctuu-. III
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

without 50 -luC0 us r9-S
~, .-,,-,, r..-r,,-.-.. I'm
E"lng put 90 p.ay IN m" .@t"-
she had ~aid ,hlS afternoon OF
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

r MUST ,-.-- sirL
L I've written u silly
Now I.Tr,.-.- hat AMI
90 ol- 20 ,ie 81. htt-s
,-~ard for the woman
~-,rriouel see. she
SAYS She has IL d. n here.
ho0 she ha~- ~een n
twenty wears F she $
forgotten me u.- Of ths
NAN me cousin a-ued'
only 1e- husband e SAYS.
rs.,~ . plumber .r. ln>E-
man She wants ee TIE
,o.~ia. The ---. sonla1
good -.t.-eJ 1aS 3
~ ro,EtttuCA came
.re~ ~1e tha. I DattA
r.y wits aS,iu~- collars
tioW much VII u pat
te~ N0ur cousin ...~eSS.
~aId
Fifty dollars. I'D >he
,.rd welcome
Done SAID !
!, is NV d-~- and
,.u~t Cct 70 here
re. Won know. .r UIi'lo2
~ocis IN Chica- md /
uow see. Vna- Z ast To-
.va~c mostly pin nc-s 81,
ha. ID | au 1o- To - '--tH
hear -ho~e ,'ieS hu-r. l
.ekiag, -e I -.i nT-o1e.
ne i n-.re Ia.ej e. J
t:t / v. .,- .l4t i
Ntr 81. trfr-
'Nl-
'v.phsar 1ll.~ II
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
THE FAIRIES OF NOW

% ETTY MEREDITH sat 1t
- - window IN the parlor
Of her nome looking our on the
children PLAYING IN the park
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

r,'--- -..--.H-r1 ar o.
chat lod I'm gong
-o ln .-r-r--g Ike he-
.-r.--,,- ,- -.. CC-
r- ..--- sell,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

hi artist @irl 70 Hagadorn
hall L : kept by . widow
and he- i've daughters. and
,hev refuse 20 take III any
"nv that i>nt properly in
troda,ed but once YOU re-
come q member of the fam
ilv. i : simply eNh.'aratluG
here : something gong o-
Ill the -lule u IIagado-r
iIall.-danceS and concerts
md charades and birth
dav dinners. Nobody eve
raves voluntarily. they ~
I wculdn : have 60: T. nur
10y e tragic and 11eVl:arfi.
-.C.TCN.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

TtEalT stOTts. anI 4 Ftilrtl
hyed II solitude forty Wear
e SEE The show. And there
smallest room IN -he hou9 $,
mt | am excited TOO.
| have spent sometime
there must it . great man
worlG, waiting tor girl like
the mere~t accident tha- /
ot them, | have talked 20
l.clcto-s o. their still more
none has desired my services
ness college rut X looEe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17

7 seems Ike { Worlo NJ
l women W here Thert s
1ohody but women II ~
hcarding house. ru- do NO
imagine that i : doletu..
Far from II Everybody
mere j interesting and hu~y
and excited. think j tte
Word | ought 20 use some
.re music teachers, ard
some concert and orator
singers one = au -.
.rll,. one IS = physician
mere j. . dealer III stocks
and bonds; and there are
three Instructors IN private
schools. T hen there : d lace
rUVer for one OF The large
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Diplomas Awarded.

The following students of the
normal school will be awarded dl-
plomaS tomorrow:
May Arnston, I.eOna BurWell,
Naunerl Hill and Daisy Johnson OF
Tacoma; Minnie Buzzel, Elsie Dcs-
Noigne, Martha Stuifer, Howard
Wallace, Frank Wilson and Stanley
Wilson of Ellensburg; Frank kar-
rer of Roslyn; Nancy Horrocks
and Jennie Rocks of Seattle; Ser
tia Rowland, Grace Crockette,
Mrs. La Nelle Macdonald OF Pen
dleton, Oregon; Nira Calhoun of
Pt. Townsend Ethelyn J. Clarke
of Cashmere; Laura Mcmillan of
Ballard; Bessie Rogers of North
Yakima; Ophelia Roslng of San
Francisco; Margaret Simpler, Win
lock; Harriet Terry, Sumner.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Resolution No. 6

A resolution prOVidnp for the creation of IA
local Improvement district ana for the con-
struction OF Il sewer from II point on Is street
where the alley in block l6 in the first railroad
addition to the city of EllcnSburg intcrScctS
the same. running thence north along said -
street thence east east through block twenty
six and across c street and - feet IN block ,;
also running west - feet in block - and for an
assessment of the cost of such sewer against
the property benefited.
The city council of the city of EllcnsDurg do
Ordaln as follows:
Sec. /. That it is the intention of said city to
create q local improvement district
for the purpose of constructing IL
sewer from the present northern tee.
minus of the sewer on II street and
running thence north along Il street
to the alley in block IL thence cast
through block 20 and across & street
and - feet in block ~ also running
west 10 feet in block %.
Sec ,. That said sewer shall be of eight inch
thing laid under ground at sufficient
depth to drain the property on both
sides of the sewer.
Sec ,. That the estimated cost of said inn
provcment is 1900 and the same Will
be assessed against the property TO be
benctitee thereby.
Sec l. That each of the following lots will he
benefited by said improvement and
will be drained by sad sewer and the
estimated cost of said improvement to
each lot is $500. towit: Lots =. and
10 in block -; lots | to Ii inclusive in
block 26; lots. |, ;. 3, t. IL, II. IL and II
in block -, all in the first railroad adj
dtion to the city of Elcnsburs.
Sec D. Protests against the said proposed I'M
provcmcnt VIII he heard by the council
of the said city at thc city hall at The
hour of 73O PM. ON the 9th day OF
July. 1905.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Notice A. r.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, June I. l9)S
Commander of David Ford Post No.l1.
Ellensburg. Washington,
Dear Comrade:
You are especially urged to send 4
full delegation of your Post to our En-
campment on the 23-2J of June, and we
desire the attendance of every old vet
eran in the state and their friends.
Come and test the capacity and patrio
tism Of North Yakima See the com
ing hub city, and we will make you
glad to touch elbows once more. It's
only few very short years, comrades,
that Father Time will extend to us this
privilege. Let us meet at this centra
place and tell again our campfire stor-
les. living over in memory the Jimmy
freaks of camp lives, and dispeling
from our thoughts the awful scenes of
the carnage we passed through. North
Nakima wants to put up the best en-
cimpment ever. Come and help us do
it.
b. l.. BULL, Post Commander
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09

Notice of Appointment of
Guardian

In the Superior Court of kittta> County,
State OF Washington.
In the matter of the guardianship of Wilhelm
DORIS. Wihclmic DORIS. Johann DORIS and FIR ed.
rich DORIS.
BY lrdcr of the above entitled Court. notice is
hereby given TO Wilhelm DORIS. Wilhclmic DORIS,
j, ham DORIS aud Friedrich DORIS, minors that
Edward Won Tobcl. of King County, Washing
ton. has filed with the clerk of SAID court an
application to be appointed guardian OF Will
helm DORIS. Wlhclmlc DORIS Johann DORIS and
Friedrich DORIS minors. and their estates situ-
ate in kitttaS County. state of Washington.
and that Monday the 9Th day of July. 1908. ut
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, mt the
court room In the City of Ellcnsburg. in said
kittitaS County, has been set for the hearing
Of said petition. when ano where any person
Interested may appear and show cause, if any
they have. why the said Edward Won Tobel
should not be appointed as such Guardian.
Witness the Hon. Ralph Kaufman. judge of
the Superior Court of kittiiaS County. state of
Washington. with the seal of said Court affixed,
this 1lth day of May l@s -
GEORGE SANLES
Clerk of the superior Court
kittitaS County. Washington
First publication May -, last July :, 1905.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Notice of Sale.

In the Superior Court of the State of WrShing
ton, in and for Is ,ttitaS County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Russell J.
Strang and Walter Is. Strang Minors.
Notice Is hereby given that L. Belle Stranp
aS Guardian of the above named minors, pur
Suant to an order of the above entitled Court
will sell, and hereby offer for sale. the follow
Ing described real property belonging to said
minors and situated in kitttaS County, Wash
ington. wit: All Of the right title and in
tcrest Of said minors to wit, an undivided one
twelfth interest, in and to the east half of the
northeast quarter of section thirty-four CD in
township nineteen O0) Of RANCE nineteen 40
east quarter and the north half OF the southeast
Us) north, range nineteen 90 east Of the
Willamette meridian.
Said sale to be made according to the proviS
ionf of the laws of the State of Washington
regulating private sales of real property be,
longing to estates and shall be for cash. and
shall be made on or after Thursday, June II q,
1905, before which time all bids should be
made. Bids must be in writing and Will be
ccivcd at the Office of Graves 4 McDaniclS in
the Washington State Bank Building in ElcnS-
burg, Washington. The successful bidder i'm
mcdiatcly upon being notified that his bid has
been accepted, shall deposit the amOut oi his
bid in cash with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court, To aDidc confirmation Of the sale. If for
any reason the Court refuse To confirm the sale.
such deposit shall be- returned and be repaid to
the bidder.
BELL STRANG,
Guardian Of said Minors.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Notice of First Meeting Of
Creditors

In the District Court OF the United States in
and for the Eastern District of Washington.
IN the matter of W. j. Miller. a bankrupt.
TO the creditors OF W. j. Miller. bankrupt of
Ellcnsburg. klttitas County. State of Washing
ton. in the district aforesaid:
Notice is hereby given that on June !. 1908.
the said W. J. Miller was duly adjudicated Il
bankrupt. and that the first mectin" of the
creditor, of said bankrupt will he held at
North Yakima. Washington. in thc Office OF
Keith W. Dunlop, on Saturday the 23rd day of
June 1905 at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. at
which time and place the creditors of said
bankrupt may attend. prove their claims. APP
point trustees. examine the bankr upt. and
transact such other business aS may properly
come before said meeting
Dated this lth day OF June 1908
KEITH W. DUNLOP, Referee
First publicati ion June 9TH last Jnne l9th,l9os
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Kittitas Investment Co.'s Report.

Realty that has changed hands for
the week ending June Is, 1905
2l3Os War Deed, from w. S. Riley, ct
TX, to Mary A. Larimer, lots .
Ga in blk l. Becker's add. to
Ellensburg ................S 9oo
2l3O9 Warranty Deed, from Franklin
Realty Co. to j. S. Ian inner, lots
80 in blk IS Mecker's add. to
Ellensburg .......... Nl.Vo
ol3ll Wac Deed, from Philip G. Fit
terer, ct al, to w. b. Robinson
WI ne, e! nwl sec. II IS -
................... 81 900
al3l2 Quit claim deed, from +. II
Harris TO Alma Sasse, lot 30
blk 3 eElum Original. SD
2l3oO War Deed. from g. =. Short, ct
TX, to f.. f.. Wager > blocks
% % South CleEium -. 81 26O
ol3oI War Deed, from f. +. Wager to
George NJ Rice, interest in
= of blocks % % South Gle
9132s War Deed, from II. 5. Pelton to
VIM. A. Kel,ay, lot blk I
South CleElum. 500
ol3o9 War Deed, from Frederick Bu-
land to Andrew Palo, ct TX,
lots 3 4 blk b lst add. CleElum
500
2133O War Deed, from Walter j Reed
70 Andrew palo lots . Is in blk
II Reeds add to ClelIlum $500
o1331 War Deed, from Walter } .Recd
TO Annie Palo, lot & blk -
Rued's md add. CleElum $50
DIRT War Deed, from Kitttas Land
and Investment Co. to f.. l.
VauGilder, lots 8 . blk $: lot 10
blk |: lot s blk u: lot II blk .:
nj lots /. ,, ; 4 blk II all in
townsite OF West beverly $1,000
,I33o Deed from N. +. Ry Co. to IN.
diewJ Deshazer,sei sw 81 seq
sec. 81 twp - range lG. $40
ol34l War Deed, from Dan w. Brun.
son, ct ux, to w. f. Mudd, w
sci sec 24-l7-19. ....... ~ 600
,1342 War Deed, from Mary l. Jack
son to i. Fl. Knode, lots q DIX
3 Il. X, lst add. ............. Th2o
o4343 War Deed. from William Walt
ers. ct TX. to Carrie j. Kenney
lot II blk 80 Shoudy's 2nd add
81 80
o1317 War Deed from William f..
-i''' Ellison. ct TX, to t. II. Nagel,
81 of sw. sec.4 twp IS range l 6
....... ~ ,oo'
o134o OMIT claim Deed, from f. ID.
' Scbnebly TO F. II. Schnebly
swI sec. 80 twp 20 range u 81
o1251 War Deed, from Roslyu Lodge
No BIO OF. to Eliza Stoves
lot 8 blk ,, Roslyn Origins
NV 800
21256 Tax Deed, from Treasurer OF
Kit,itas County TO Warren "A,
Thomas lot in blk % 2nd Il II
add ... ,....... ........''.
212.,S War Deed, from John t, Badert
to Frank Carollo, lots u DIX -
South CleElum. ...''9l''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
ChaS. H. Flummerfe]t,
Successor to r. R. Wilson.
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES.
Headquarters Tor Dminnenes Wright Roasted Coffees
Try the White House Blend
Phone Red AL,
THE LOCAL EVENTS

c. L. Collins is spending a few
DAVIS in Seattle this week.
DR.. I. n. Power of CleElum,
spent Saturday and Sunday in this
city.
Mrs. A. b. Werner of Thorp,
was in the city yesterday OH bus;-
ness
T.. P, Warner, so we are inform
ed will soon leave for Spokane,
where he will go into bushes again.
Mrs. ID. w. Morgan and sons
spent the past week on the Sound,
mostly at Sumner, with relatives.
The twelve hundred foot trestle
of the c. NJ. &. St. p. road on the
HAYES ranch was completed this
week.
Lottie LiSton was granted a di-
yorce from her husband, ". II.
Liston, by Judge Kaufman May
5, 1908.
Ellensburg has had her ripe
strawberries her own produc-
tion-on the tables now for more
than two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.. Dickson
have returned from Seattle and
Mr.. Dickson is confined to his bed
with tonsilitis.
DR.. Emerson OF Massachusetts,
arrived last evening to spend few
weeks with his brothers, T.. A. and
NJ. NJ. Emerson.
]. w. Payne of LaMoille, Illi-
nois, arrived last evening to spend
the summer with his brother, ".
= ]. Payne, and family.
Mrs. G. L. Collins left Sunday
for Seattle to spend few days
with friends. She may possibly
spend a couple of weeks in that
city.
w. w. Bonney has been made
United States Commissioner for
this district and will hereafter do
the land office work formerly done
by the county clerk.
John Hanks had Thos. Fisher
arrested last afternoon Oh charge
Of trespassing. Mr.. Fisher is a,
barber and conducts shop in the
Highland saloon. The case is on
trial as we go to press before Jus
/. tice Purdin.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Order to Show Cause WHY
Real Property Should Not
be Sold.
In the superior Court of Kittitas County, State
of Washington.

m TTIT mi 1T Ia mi
-, w.ytn'.,,,,,, " ~ ''' ''"'
,.,
~ li''i'A f''
In the matter of the Estate Of and Guardian
shin If Marie \. I5Ircham minor.
The Guardian of the above named minor
having hlcd Il petition for the sale of the inter
est of said minor. the same being an undivided
ono-h half interest in land 10 the following de-
Scribcd real property situated in Kittitas
County. Washington tu-wit.
That portion of TIA" Northeast quarter Of Sec
tion Thirty four go in Township Twenty (2O)
North. Of i;an9c Fifteen tl5i East Of the viii
lancttc Meridian. described as follows: Com
mcnriur at the southwest corner of the said
Northeast quarter OF Section Thirty four (3D
running thence north eleven hundred and
thirteen NIl3l feet: thence east two hundred
and forty (2iO feet: thence south live hundred
and uiuc (5p1, feet. Thence east fnur hundred
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09
Notice of Stockholders
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that IA meeting of
Stockholders of the West Side lrrigatinp Com
pany win be held at Turner's Hall in EllcnS
burg. July 25th, 1905, at the hour of 10 o clock
\ M. for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said corporation from five hundred
sixty-thrcr and i5-l00 shares the amount
now issued To four thousand shares of the par
value OF Twenty Dollars tS20 each. making the
total OF such capital stock eighty thousand
$50 OO0l dollars; and to issue I'VE shares of new
stock for each ,har" now issued and to receive
to the remaining shares ut Twenty
Dollars SEQ per share
j, ii LEE. Pres.
john NEANWOOn
Gro. MlNIEtLr. p,,rd 90 rrru,oo.
c. Il. pEASE, ~ VI
JEFF WALTERS.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-06-09

Thos. Ivey, business agent Of
the local BARRIERS union of Spokane,
and secretary of the state board of
barber examiners, was i'll the city
Saturday attending a meeting of
the board.
Haivy Mcl.wen and family were
in the city over Sunday cnroute to
Seattle with his three fine race
horses, the names of which we have
forgotten, having lost our memo
randum slip.
B. A. Maxey returned from the
state encampment of the /. O. 0. +.
at Walla Walla Friday night. He
was highly pleased with his visit
and says Walla Walla is a we'll
regulated city.
DR.. l.. +. Wasson was among
the forty-siX out of a class of sew
entv- seven who passed a successful
examination in Tacoma Tuesday
and was granted a licence to prac-
tice dentistry in this state.
Born: In this city Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. kee,
daughter. AS this is their first
born, like all other young people,
they are very much inclined to be-
lieve that there is just one girl.
w. w. Squirting and daughters,
Misses Ada and Agnes, returned
from a months visit in Iowa, III
and around Malvern and Knox
Vile. Sunday afternoon, being on
the road almost week. They
were indeed glad to get back.
The North Kittitas Telephone
company has been organized to do
business with J. II. Moore as pres
ident, Nick Bollingcr treasure ana
n. w. Gehlan secretary. 1t IS
confidently expected to have this
short line of less than seven miles
in operation by June Is. AT hrst,
phones will be placed in eleven
homes.
II. w. Eldred and {. |. Mundy
are certainly entitled to much credit
for landing the next meeting OF the
WASHINGTON State Grange III III
lensburg. Now let every Granger
in the county redouble his or her
every effort in making 1t a grand
and glorious meeting of the tlllers
of the soil and hewers OF Wood.
Now that we are on the eve OF
free CITY delivery of mail, it IS well
70 understand just what patrons
are reo,lired to do in order to re-
receive benefits. In order to have
the mail delivered at the Office or
residence, it is necessary to notily
or place an order with the post
master stating that such delivery
is desired, also stating the street
and number where such delivery u
TO be made. Another important
thing to know just now and that Is
this: Letters bearing only o''e
cent stamp as heretofore, will not
be delivered by carrier, an cN'f'
cent being required OH each le''e'
or the regular two cent passage