The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-08

Rev. Ralph Sargent left Saturday
for kelso, where he will be engaged in
series of meetings covering u period
OF about six weeks.
James Byrns OF North Yakima, for
merly of this city, and who at one time
owned the "iIigh Line saiopn, died
Wednesday forenoon
y. +. Emerson and Martin Cameron
left early this morning for the Colum
bia river They 90 over to look after
their farming Interests.
Floyd Edgirgton, who spent month
here in the employ of the Consolidated
Abstract company, left Monday for his
home in Ashland, Oregon.
Talk about a model residence, Austin
Mires has one Of the handiest and best
arranged houses it has ever been our
pleasure to look through
The board of county commissioners,
offer reward of 500 90 for the arrest
and return of Ernest Joyce to the
Sheriff of kittitas county
The snow in the Wenatchee range OF
mountains came down very low on the
south side Monday night, in fact it al
most extended into the valley.
viii Rader and T.. G.. Grindrod con.
template planting commercial apple
orchard of about - acre; on the Ne
Cumber ranch west of this city.
Mrs Sargent will occupy the pulpit
at the Christian church every Sunday
at II IN. Her address las Sunday
was interesting and Instructive
Prot Whitney's new residence on
Capital avenue. when completed, will
be modern structure in every way.
1t will be ready for occupancy by May
lst or sooner.
The work on John Burnham's con.
crete block is progressing as well as
one could expect. Mr.. Knox pushes
his work a. rapidly as possible when
he taxes contract
Col. Wager returned to Green River
Hot Springs Tue,diy to spend a few
days with his old friend. Col. Halfway
of Everett, who is quite sick in the hos
pital at that place.
G. L. Collins has Just installed fine
cash register Of the latest style and
most improved pattern. MIR Collins
usually keeps in the front ranks and is
regarded as a model business man.
Bert McFadden, one of the y. I.
brakemen fell from the top of a car at
ester Wednesday morning severely
hurting his left arm. 1t vas thought
for awhile it was broken, but it was
not.
The Northwest Farm ard Home Of
North Yakima. cam" on "A few dr'S
since with an excellent wri'e.up of III
len,burg and Kitlita- valley and we
shall expect good results from the
same.
have inst imunr'cd dir"rt from
London the swell"-t in. ~ wall '"p r.
that eyer came TO thi~ cit e mn"
be excelled anywhere b" >ur" IA t
Won see it before N lkirg fu'' her II"
engagements.
a. r. LEWIS
Elmer Gidlen, one Of our new
corners, has purchased y block of land
from Jerry Partenandr and is III ting
ma nice two story residence that viii
cost him som whore in tn" neighbr
hood of $1,000.
This issue of The Dawn is unav0d-
ably late on account of the delay in the
arrival of our big press. We hop" to
ever he on time hereafter, as we shall
certainly have liule to complain of 10
the line Of our work.
Joe Turner and NeNell i,it e"
went down to North Yakima Thursday
evening to bring ~ r""r h"ra team
that .Joe has had on the road between
Naches aud Bnmpin Like for some
time past.
4 call has been made for y. VI G.
4 meeting at the Snndal school room
in the PRESBYTERIAN church. Tuesday,
April -, at 8 p. m Al Young men
interested are r'ques'e IN be present
and assist in The rood work
Prof f. ! Saunders of the y prm |
faculty j. sprndin9 the week in Wa!la
Walla attending the Inland Empire
Teachers Association. where he viii
deliver lecture on The Overcrowd-
ing OF the Oh School Course"