The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-17
Chas. H. Flunmerfe]t,
Successor to r. r. Wilson.
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THE LOCAL EVENTS


John Bufod is reported dangerously
i'll with rheumatism.
c. s. Palmer returned from visit in
Seattle few days since.
]. A. Flodn of Liberty, is in the
city this week on business.
VIM Beckering of Roslyn, came
down yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs, 7. NJ. Jones of CleElum
wee in the city Wednesday,
Mrs. A. +. Shultz is a guest OF her
parents near Athana. Oregon
L, +. Palmer spent few days in Sc
attic and LaConner this week.
Abe Kreidel returned few days
since from visit on the Sound
Sheriff Crowley was in North Iaki-
ma yesterday on official business.
J. B. Davidson returned from bust
ness trip to CleElum Wednesday.
John Satterwhite, ST., spent few
DAYS in North Yakima on business this
week.
S. r. Justham, mayor of the city OF
Roslyn, was in the city Yesterday few
hours.
A. L. Slemmons reports the Jefer-
sonian banquet in Seattle a grand
success.
Carl Breigel and wife spent few
DAYS in Seattle this week visiting with
relatives.
DR.. Steele attended meeting of the
coroners of the state ia North Yakima
this week.
AS we 60 to press the attorneys in
the Buford case are making their pleas
to the jury.
Geo. Davis fell and hurt his right
elbow pretty badly Tuesday, while feed
ing his poultry.
Mrs Z. J. Merrymay is teaching for
w. A. Thomas in district No. 5 during
his visit to Idaho.
Don't forget the meeting of Kittitas
Poultry assertion Saturday Is, at l:30
p. m, in Turner's hall.
B. F. Mundy returned from North
Yakima last afternoon. He attended
the poultry show yesterday.
Frank Smithson LETT Wednesday
afternoon for Pullman, where he will
enter the Agriculture college,
The North Western Improvement
company is now working the coal mines
in limited way-three days week.
w. A, Thomas and C. Z. Holland
left Wednesday for two weeks stay in
Ilaho, where they contemplate buying
body OF land.
Lou Perkins, whose case was called
Wednesday in Judge Kauffman's court
was found not guilty by the jury after
their elaboration.
w. l.. Merritt of Seattle, represent
ing the Keystone Type Foundry of San
Francisco, was in the city yesterday
doing business with the print shops.
Judge Miles Pointexter of Spokane,
has resigned and announced his candi-
dacy for Congress 10 this the Third
district. More trouble for Jones Wes-
lesly L.
Opie Read, who was to have deliver
ed lecture at the Normal this evening
has been slightly side tracked and will
not be here until the % to fill his APP.
pointment.
T. u. Rockwell of Spokane, men
Der OF the State Tax Commission, has
announced his candidacy for congress
in this the Third district on the re-
publican ticket.
F. w. NUM- went down to Yakima
Wednesday to see the poultry show.
He says it is good indeed, far ahead of
the show year ago. The show room
contains about 800 birds.
The Northern Pacific railway com
pany has been busy laying off hands in
the yards of this city this week, in all
"uouI % nave been compelled to look
elsewhere for employment.
Jury commissioners, r.. A. Turner
j. G. Hubbell, convened with Judge
Kaufman and Clerk Sayles Wednesday
afternoon and drew twelve additional
lurymen; owing to deaths, sickness and
inability of some of the former drawing
to serve.
at a recent meeting of the Ellens-
burg Water company, more generally
known as the Town Ditch company,
the following officers were elected
X. f. Mudd, G. G. Churchill, Chris
jacobson, w. G. Wright and James
Stevens. MIR. Mudd was elected pres
ident of the board.
DR.. b. n. Coe, formerly with the
owl Drug store of this city. but q