The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-05-13

Austin Mires, according to reports
Is candidate for census supervisor,
ana The Dawn trusts that he may land
the Job. He is competent anu worthy
and his prior experience certainly
ought to carry much weight with the
department..
The water suit of w. p. Sherman VS..
f. M. STANDBY was compromised Mon
day by Mr. Sherman paying all costs
and 800 dollars for an interest in the
ditch.
Arthur Casey and Miss Joel Hunt,
both OF this city, were married at the
NJ. f. parsonage Thursday evening,
May 8. Rev. William DeWeese ofilci-
ating.
For Sale A first clsss mich COW,
Holstein-Jersey, freshened March l3.
Enquire at this office. 1919
Prof, G. r. Hadley of Thorp, was in
the city Saturday. He says he has
only two weeks longer to teach school,
He contemplates moving to our city
about June lst.
Nungester and wife OF Celina, Ohio.
are guests of their son, f. V. Nunges-
ter.
A. M. Wright is reported danger.
ously i'll at his home on North Water
street he has heart trouble and is
liable to drop OIL any moment, accord
ing to reports
Wayne Murray is no longer connect.
ed with the Chamber of Commerce as
publicity agent, having associated hip
self with Guy Williams in the real
estate business.
Walter Allen set out nice orchard
last week for II. A. Murray on the
tract purchasec two years ago from
Simon Longmire.
For sale Seven fresh mich cows.
Enquire of Andrew Larsen, II. ID. ,,
Box 30. l7l9
The Church of Christ worships every
Lordsday at II a. M. in the Danish
Lutheran church, Cor. Sixth and Ruby
ST Everybody cordially invited to
attend these services.
The deposits in the several banks of
Kittitas county are more than thirteen
times greater than they were seven
years ago That speaks well for both
the banks and the county.
G.. A. Knox is doing some of the best
concrete work ever turned off in this
city. The work speaks for itself and
there seems to be no doubt but what it
will be satisfactory to all concerned.
d. c. Freeman, one OF the special
commissioners of the a. Y. F. sxposi-
ton, was in the city Tuesday trying
to induce the people OF this city to
arrange for an Ellensburg day at the
big fair.
Building for sale-The Dawn Office.
building 20x7O-2 story, will be sold at
bargain. 1t must be moved to make
way for concrete building. Enquire
at The Dawn office, 4l6 North Pine
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hadley and
daughter, Miss Marcia, of Selby, S
D., arrived at Thorp few days since
to make kittitas their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley are the parents
of Prof G. r. Hadley.
The McCaskey mode of keeping &C
counts guarantees absolute CORE ctness
MCDOWELL BROS.
Mrs. L. WaddingtOn of Seattle will
speak at the Christian church Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. Mrs. Wadding'
ton is the state organizer OF the Chris
tian Woman's Board of Missions. You
should hear her present her interesting
address.
have the paper that will make your
ewes twinkle and your heart leap for
ioy. Beautiful designs, and elegant
colors, bright and charming. New and
fresh. Imported goods our specially.
a. T. LEWIS.
The Ellensburg Camp, M. w. A.
will entertain its friends at the opera
house this evening in a manner to
nlease all. J O. Davis, national lee
.ural and G. ID. Elliott, deputy head
council will be present to address the
people and make fun for all present.
Mrs. f.. j. King, Louis Luttrell and
Miss Ollie Hunter spent Sunday and
Monday at Easton. 1t rained there all
day Sunday and was showing when
thew left Monday afternoon. They say
thai Capt. Gales new launch arrived
sunday and is now in service on Lake
Kaches.
Madison Owens. former student OF
the Utah Agricultural college, but who
has resided near this city for the past
three years, has been appointed fruit
inspector for Kittitas county, and we
helieve the fruit growers OF the county
are TO be congratulated on the appoint
a,ao, of such man as Mr.. Owens.
Gov Folks address at the state nor
nal Monday evening on ''The Era OF