The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-06-10
Jus, arrived A fresh shipment Of dried
'fu'' direct from the growers in California.
Mcdowell RROS

MCDOWELL BROS.
uoSt Blair moved on to the Mike
Ho'l'nger farm north of Ellensburg.
two weeks ago.
Inc carpenters are at work on John
= hlIlmore's fine residence ON Second
street this week
Mrs. Pearl Hempson of Seattle. is a
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Pearson this week.
The Thorp House has re-opened its
dlnlng room and j. prepared TO serve
the public IN first class STYLE
Harry NJ. Bryant came over from
Orting Monday to spend month or six
weeks with old friend, in this city.
+. T. White and wife, who left here
several weeks ago to visit in Boston.
Mass. returned home Monday evening.
We get berries direct from growers.
they are fresher and better.
HE a G. BUTLER Co.
The circulation of The Dawn is grow
ing rapidly, twenty new names being
added to the already big list last week
Elder J. y. Woodyard came up from
Portland Saturday To spend the summer
in this city and valley with his chi.
dren.
Household furniture for sale. d w.
Morgan, cor. Walnut and Twelfth
lS-3t
Fred Braack, who has in charge II
band of = 80 sheep in the Nahum can.
yon. spent Sunday in the city with
friends.
Having just finished an advanced
course in piano studies | am prepared
to give lessons 10 a limited ummb Der of
pupils. Call at 4O7 East 9Th ST.. or 400
North Pearl
81 - ELSIE f.. BLACkMORE.
Those concrete walks being built
throughout the city add very material
" TO the value and appearance of the
property.
Postmaster Humans salary takes
another leap july |, of 10000. This
will give him s., 400 year or $4,000
per month
The machinery for Sandmeyer : new
sash and door factory viii be installed
as soon as possible now, the building
being ready for it.
Mike. the second oldest son of Nick
Rollinger. sailed from Seattle for
Alaska, May % He expects to stay
A season up there.
" i Knox marked The first crate OF
home grown strawberries "Wednesday
and they were beauties. the finest SOFA
here in long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Gregory return
cd saturday evening from thelr money
moon trip TO The Sound and are no" aC
home 10 their friends
Mrs. Burns Yucom OF Wenatchee' Is
,,na., of her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Parks and her brother. {. Il. hoVey'
ami family, this week
The people of Thorp and vicinity IN
tend celebrating the Fourth at rage ;
grove They PROMISE big time anu
nlantv 10 eat aud drink.
- Pool will begin a series OF tnee'
the First Lutherin chnrch, cor
nor Sixth and Ruby, Sunday at II a. 'i
ryenino services will continue through
ant the week AT . O'Clock
.qlensbnrg. WASH, May q, l9o9
N'Iica is hereby given that ! wiz
M, he responsible for any ueoV7 m'
NV sons CLYDE and John DAVIS ma!
o" "n in any way, shape lor'i' VI
manner after this day' r. Al DAv,s
r Peters. a steeplejack OF oea'''e'
.;,o .,,empting to climb the nag pore
49, ourt house yard Saturday. wnen
ahon, one half the distance uP - =
eoo, fell tn the ground as "a res''O " "
',aood stem No bones were orohe"'
-. uoea,er is attending his wah's'
Ma and Mrs. Wayman Gregory re-
..aad sunday from month 5 V's'' g
' ~, old home in Illinois. Mr. grey -o
s"v' savs the people in that state nave a',,
DRY '~' soec,s of an excellent crop o"'
' !. hardly as good as was p''s''
= Clemson. proprietor of one
=, me marble shops in North 1an.'"~'
OF ,nr H., n,| has been seriously indisposeu
and who n"a 'onnths, passed away fe"
days since. He was q"'' io "1 This city,