The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-05-06

i'an'lkc has pictures of the Satur-
day night wreck on sale
About twenty Knight Templar's
went down to North Yakima Tuesday
to attend IL grand banquet of the Order
In that city the same evening.
For Sale Nice new 4-room house
lots, set IL fruit, desirable properly.
near N. i depot Enquire AT The
Dawn olllcr. 1877
Mrs. X. T. White of Wallace, Idaho,
formerly of this city, is guest Of Mr..
and Mrs, Frank Schiller and Mr.. and
Mrs G. f. Shanno of this city.
u. y. KNOX has practically finished
the concrete work on John Burnham
and JOHN Filters block and is lay ing
floors and putting IN roofing his week
Rumor has it that w. ID. Bruton OF
Fhorp, came near having serious fire
on his ranch few days since when
his barn caught fire from burning
brush.
Il. II. Fluke, who formerly lived in
this city, but more recently in Anacor.
, ties, is now living in Crawford, Colo. =,
where he orders his copy of The Dawn
sent hereafter.
Edwin a. Quvist OF Seattle and Miss
Georgia w. Sower of Butte, Mont.
w~re joined in wedlock at the NJ. T..
parsonage. Rev. VIM. DeWeese oillci-
ating, Tuesday, May 4th.
Pine street is leading the city in
concrete blocks and in two years it will
be the best business street in the city.
The fire traps on Pine are doomed to
give way TO concrete blocks.
a. j. Rose went down to North Yaki-
ma Thursday afternoon To hear Rev.
Scoville, the noted evangelist who is
conducting series of meetings in that
city at the Christian church.
have just imported direct from
that ever came TO this city. 1t cannot
be excelled anywhere. Be sure that
you see it before making further ar
engagements.
A. T. LEWIS.
John f.. Turner of Sunnyside add.
ton had the misfortune to lose his best
horse Sunday as Il result Of lung fever
1t was loss that he could i'll afford
but those that have must loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Johnsone and Mr..
and Mrs. O. Human went down to
North Yakima Monday afternoon.
Mr.. JohnsOne and Mr. Human attended
the Masonic banquet in the evening.
Fred Barnhart, who has spent the
past two years in Pasco working for
the y. +. moved up this week to make
Ellensburg permanent home. He
will still be retained by the company.
Conductor Frank p. White and wife
went to Boston, Mass, to attend the
Order of Railway Conductors Grand
charge of their home. They will be
gone one month.
have the paper that will make your
eyes twinkle and your heart leap for
10Y. Beautiful designs, and elegant
colors. bright and charming. New and
fresh. lmpocted goods our speciality.
a. T. LEWIS.
Hon. J. w. Folk, ex-governor of Mis-
souri,, is conservative in charging
wrong. doing, and would not Cypress
lawful capital or legal business, but
once sure of an evil he is radical ia its
ex determination. Hear him May 10.
j. :. Anthony, who has lived in the
city for the past two years, moved up
near Liberty Tuesday, where he has
located a homestead of 100 acres of
land. The Dawn will OF course, follow
him TO his new home.
1t is estimated that fully 600 dele
gates will be in Attendance at the State
Grange. Ucy VIII COiilO i'O'h "''
parts Of the state and every effort pos
sible should be made to make their
stay pleasant and profitable to all con-
cerned.
-Building for sale-The Dawn Office.
building 20x70-2 story, will be sold at
a bargain 1t must be moved TO make
way for a concrete building. Enquire
at The Dawn office, 4l6 North Pine
street
Mrs. J. H. Morgan and Mrs. G. NJ
Steele are delegates to the STATE Fed
GRAFTON of Woman's clubs soon TO meet
in 3eattle-June -, with Mrs. j. Is.
Davidson and Mrs. A. l.. Slemmons rs
alternates. The Galena club will send
Mrs. Geo. NJ. jenkins and Mrs. G, f.
Wheeler. with Mrs. Frank Craig and
Mrs. viii A. Steinman a. alternate|.
The Presbyterian church people at
a recent congregational meeting re-
.olved 10 bnild ManSe on the lot