The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-09-04

this week.
Judge Preble of North Yakima, was
in the city Tuesday and held court in
the forenoon.
J. f. LeClerc went down TO North
Yakima as a witness in land contest
case Wednesday.
The Oregon Journal of Portland
Oregon, has come out for Bryan in no
uncertain sound.
J. j. Schlotfelt OF North Yaki IN a
was up 10 renew acquaintance with his
family this week.
Harry Moody and Harold kreidel
returned Monday from few days visit
in Seattle and Everett.
y. l.. Slemmons went down TO North
Yakima Tuesday on legal business be-
fore the |. 5. land office.
{. K. Hovey and W. p. Sherman had
business before the L. 5. land office in
North y akima this week.
c. 5. Maud left Monday for Former,
i'OuS las NOdGSs' VI CLSIdCsS. ilC CA
poets to return home today
W. II. Ludden of Spokane. republi.
can candidate for congress, was in the
city Monday building fence.
Mrs. y l.. Semmons and son, Will.
ert, returned from two weeks visit
o Tacoma Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Bell Moore has been very much
indsposed for the past week, but is
reported slightly better today.
Il. +. Standby and J. y. Standley
spent Thursday in North Yakima as
witnesses in land contest case.
Pearson's band will give an open air
concert in the band stand at the court
house Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherwood OF
Selah, spent few days in this city this
week with relatives and friends.
The democratic state ticket har been
completed by the state central commit
tee. See it else where in this issue.
Two thousand sample ballots demo.
cratic were printed at The Dawn Office
this week for general distribution.
G. +. Dickson has returned from his
canvass OF Chelan county. He appears
to be we'll pleased with the outlook.
DR.. McCauley has sold his homo on
Ruby street to Mike Rollinger and will
at once build on his lots on Seventh.
Mrs George Sleet and children re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
visit at Kennydale on Lake Washing.
ton.
W. r. Thomas and T. NJ. STANDBY
vent down to North Yakima Tuesday
TO attend a hearing before the land
Office.
There seems 70 be some msunder-
standing as TO the dates Of the state
fair. 1t will open Sept. 2s and close
oct. 3.
Mrs. c. S. Boedcher and children,
who have spent the past three months
at Cohasset Beach, will return home
tomorrow.
Mrs. A. S. Randall, who has spent
the past several days with her relatives
and friends, returned to her home 10
Roslyn this week.
J. c. Hubbell has secured for Kitti.
tas county her usual space for fruit dis
play in the horticultural building OF
the Washington state fair.
The VI. W. A. picnic at Tnorp, Wed.
nesday was grand success. Hundreds
OF people went from this city to enjoy
the day with their Thorp neighbors.
Cyars domaine and Harry Ebert,
each on the hurricane back of
"cayuse" left Monday for a ten days
outing on Mad river in Chelan county.
Chas. Stevens and family. T. J.
Shelton and family and Miss Iona Col.
lier returned from weeks visit over
at Wenatchee and vicinity Wednesday.
George Michels is excavating for an
immense cellar on Fourth street near
the old electric light plant, for the
storage of potatoes onions, fruit, etc.
Wayne Murray, the publicity agent
OF the Chamber of Commerce, is in
Seattle to get ten thousand edition of
the new pamphlets printed.
Lost-A small parcel OF dry goods
with pair of glasses in case between
my place and city Sunday, Aug, 30.
Finder will leave same at Dawn Office.
G. n. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weedin OF Seat.
tie, who spent several days recently in
this city and valley visiting with rela.
tives, are now visiting rela tives in
Douglas county.
O. w. Ball has purchased Oscar
Rentzsch's two lots on the corner of
Ninth and B. Streets. Mr.. Ball in.