The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-15

Frank Bradshaw of CieElum, was
down Friday on business and pleasure
w. ID. killmore of Ballard, attended
court here this week as witness in
the water suit of Mason vs.. Yearwood {.
John A. Shoudy bought l60 acres of
wicker, seven miles north of this city
yesterday, the consideration being 81,
800.
The repair work of the Cascade canal
has been finished and it is now in fine
condition to carry large volume Of
water.
II. Nj. Osborn of Thorp, was down
Monday attending court as a witness in
tbs case of Mrs. Mason VS.. John Year.
wood.
Robert Satterwhite of Seattle, is in
the city this week the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Satter-
white.
Mrs. S. w. Maxey is severely i'll with
pneumonia fever. AT last report she
was resting fairly well, but no better
symptoms prevailed.
Harry Riddell and Miss Mildred
Wills were married at the Grace
Episcopal church Wednesday evening.
Apri l4th, Rev. X. Smith officiating.
LosT-Bald face sorrel mare, white
name and tail. branded d. y. on left
shoulder. weight about 800 pounds
Notify this Office. Reward.
JOE GEHLEN.
a business meeting OF the w. G. L.
U. was help at the residence OF Rev.
w. \. Hitchcock, corner Eighth and
Walnut streets Tuesday afternoon.
O. =. Hyer has sold his shop on the
corner OF Third and Ruby to G. II.
Emerson, J McCumber and F. o Bill,
who will conduct the same hereafter as
a a regular carpenter and repair shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Love of Chi
caco, arrived Tuesday to make their
future home among us. Mrs. Love is
a sister of John Cobain of Sunnyside
addition.
NJ. L. Thomas and family. who have
been residents OF this valley for fifteen
wears, moved few days ago TO the
Mathews ranch on Thorp Prairie, six
miles north west OF thorp.
w. P. Hddleson returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit in eastern
Washington and Western Idaho with
relatives, and resumed his place in the
Bank of Ellensburg Monday.
Rev. A. McIver of l,idgeiield. Wash.
will preach at No T. school house next
Sunday at IL M, and at kittltas
PRESBYTERIAN church at 2:30 p. m
Miss Winfred Loomis will sing "My
Prayer"
Harry A. Manners returned TUESDAY
evening from three months visit with
his mother and relatives in Hamburg.
Germapv. He was glad to once more
be at home in "Beautifu kittltts tn"
land of plenty"
The case OF State VS. Lawrence Lam
brix was tried in JUDI Bonnev's court
last afternoon behind closed doors. the
result being that the case was dismissed
and the costs amounting to $37 30 as
sessed To Estep.
ulius Craft, Joe Hanson and John
Ross. who were arrested on charge OF
hreaking seven tile, were arralgned
Saturday before Justice Purdin who
fined them sufficient to nay cost OF
nropertv destroyed and costs of suit,
--Pautzke has pictures of the Satnr-
day night wreck on sale
The Dawn Is certainly proud OF its
country correspondence. These coun'
,rx items are written by people VIII"
want their section of the valley known
% tho world and they each take pard'
onable pride in giving the news to the
people.
"Thev saw" that the way for news
,aner to prosper and become famous is
20 INDULGE in something to cause libel
: suit and If this be true, then we pre-
anna the Yakima Herald aud Republic
. ill flourish, as they now enjoy that
distinction.
Ecu gene, the little seven months old
o, nf Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aka. died
r.;a.v afternoon. March 9th The
f,neral took place from the family
.as;dence ON East Ninth street, Satur'
aav AFTERNOON: conducted by Mrs.
Ralph Sargent