The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-07

NoIllnS, To attend her wedding
Judge Kaufman gave Alex Mellow
e'' sentence of two To five wears in
state prison, after denying the motion
for Il new trial
Miss Jasamine Brittou is II guest of
her aunt Miss l.. H. Wheeler Miss
br'tton will leave soon for Pittsburp,
Ia, to enter school.
Mrs. Chas. Heustis was committen TO
the Asylum Monday by Judge Kaufr
man "n the evidence of Drs & /,
Hoefller and T. S WATSON
Judge Bonney joined in the hoI,
bonds of matr'mouy Saturday. Septrm
her 3oth. Peter Roose aud Miliic Me
tullough both of Gle Elum.
DIR. i. ) Wasson, the county coroner
has ordered ii thorough investigation
INTO tn" cause of the frightmi disaster
At Roslyn Sunday afternoon
Lloyd A. Houston ami Miss Addic
Harrison OF Snohomish, were joined H.
the holy bonds of wrdiock Saturday,
September 30 W w lionney onicia
ting.
The circulation of the Dawn is grow
my nicely This proves conchsjveh
that the people appreciate our eilorr.
To give them newsl and reliable,
paper.
Fulton and Carlson are building II
story and half frame building. - 80
teet on third street, near the Moor,
lodging house, which will be used b,
Mr.. y Mausur a. a bakery.
G. a, Knox finished his contracr
Monday on the fine brick block for Gro
ger " Clark On the corner of Pearl and
Fhlrd 22 days before the expiration ~
tn contract The block /, a crrtit to
~ owners aud the contractor.
kittita- should 10y all means cXhibi.
her fine apples At the National Show H.
spokane in Novemh"r We have III.
fruit. the right kind. devoid ct worm
ana Of tine color, flavor and sizes
Mr.. and Mrs. Tjo,,en lost their httl,
Son MDud Is forrUuon of stomach trou
bic The funeral services were hel0
from the undertaking parors of Ro,.
X Inman Tuesday afternoon al >
O'Clock.
\. &. Butler, who has spent the pas
several months in southern California,
returned home Monday afternoon to
spend couple of weeks in "Beautiful
kittitas" Mr. Butler is looking fine
and says he is feeling good.
Mrs. Genevra L. Barkley left yeoter-
dav for Seattle on official business,
from there she will 90 to Bellingham
on official business, returning about
October II with the kttitas school eX
hibit in the a. Y. +. exposition
Franklin Pierce Jolly from Joliet
Illinois, will lecture at Normal Hall on
The Jolly side Of life Mr.. jolly
comes highly recommended a. an en-
tertainer and under the auspices OF
"rhe Presbyterian G. f. Society. Ad-
m ssion, adults soc, children Poe You
cannot afford to miss this. Lecture
commences at $3.50 sharp.
When you buy any article of merch-
andise buy it from d reputable home
dealer, that the profit may remain and
enrich the community. Send your
money abroad only for what you can
not purchase at home. Home talent,
home labor, home industry, home capl'
tai, and home pleasures are things to
be fostered encouraged and patron
lied. And, this applies to the printing
that the business men use as well as to
the goods they have to sell.
When you hear man sneerlng at
the local papers you may safely bet ne
don't spend his time making them bet
ter. They who don t see beneht arls-
inc to town from its newspapers
havnt The proper conception OF whole
some publicity that is given town by
it's newspapers.
The protracted meeting at the Chris
tiap church is progressing nicely l'eV
Grim is certainly delivering some very
able sermons and he has the courage
of his convictions, to speak the whoie
truth brightly dividing the WORD OF
truth. giving saints and sinners Their
norton in due season"
The officials of district No. 10, OF the
Mine Workers o. America has turned
over Sc, 600 to the families OF the VIC
Tins of the RosIyn disaster that hap
peped Sunday. The locel union was
assessed $l.OO per capita, making Sl,-
400 and the international Executive
Committee appropriates 5000, making
in all $4,000.
Monday after noon the final transfer
of papers and machinery between T.