The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-10-28

rHF LOCAL EVENTS

Mrs. John T.. Turner was very much
,ndisposed Monday
T. W. Rodman of Badger Pocket
as in the city Monday
nav Is now selling at 80 80 baled in
,hs field or under shelter
r.,roll B. Graves of Seattle was in
me city this week on legal business.
IS Maud returned from his trip to
r,jysmith, Wisconsin. few days ago
Dr. B. r. Larson has sold his livery
harm on South Main street to X a.
Inc Turner and Arthur Cobain went
.,,ba Mapastash canyon for wood yes
erdsy.
Mrs, A. D. Poyser, who fell and hurt
hsrself week ago. is still unable to
be out.
The county commissioners were in
session Friday for the purpose of max
iug the county levy.
n ". Fillmore of Ballard spent IL
,ev DAYS in the city and valley this
week on business.
Walter Smith, son of Mrs. Anna
Smith of the west side, is dangerously
m with typhoid fever.
Davidson Jack is remodeling his res
idence on Sprague, between Second
and Third, raising it one story.
The registration books of the city
are open and will so remain up to tn"
dsy before the primary election
A marriage license was granted
Csrmi Pease and Miss Ada May
Bruce, both OF this city, last Friday.
N. T. Macleod, who lives in the
south part of the city, is still quite
sick, hoving been i'll for a month past
Mrs. NJ. Roberts of Tacoma is IA guess
Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. d Poyser. She
will spend several days visiting in the
city,
Rev. Grim has been employed as
pastor Of the Christian church in this
city for the ensuing year at "a salary nj
$1,000.
E. G. Grindrod has returned from
Seattle, where he had charge Of the
Kittitas exhibit at the A.-Y p. expo
sti0n.
The new cement walk on Fifth street
also on Pearl in front of SCOTS and
and Mcdowell Bros. looks good To all
PEDESTRIANS.
Bert Pease sold his fine Jersey bull,
Fernsid de Stoke Pogis. Monday, to w
q. RAIDER. Nothing but the. best will
satisfy Mr.. RAIDER.
Rev. McBain Milne, pastor of the
Baptist church. has sold his property
on Capital avenue to DR.. Felch and Is
busy moving today.
Jasper n. >tandley came up from
Wapato Monday and returned Tuesday
with drove of cattle which he will
winter near that place.
Read Rev McBain Mines "ad' in
this issue. He is a practical piano
tuner and toner and will do you honest
work and do it promptly
c. E. Holland came over from Black
Foot Idaho, last Saturday to spend the
winter with US. He expects to build
on his propesty next spring.
Mrs. Prater's new residence on the
corner Of Ruby and Second, will. soon
be ready for occupancy. 1t will, when
finished, be handsome residence.
Rev Grim and Mr.. EastOn closed
the pr0tracted meetings at the Chris
tiau church Sunday evening and Rev.
Grim returned to his home in Seattle.
The Hotel Butler has changed hands,
+. E. Mason, late of Missouri. has pur-
chused George Simpsons interest Mr..
Simpson and family will leave soon FOR
California.
A nice bunch Of new subscribers
we're added to The Dawn's list the
past week. which is ample evidence
that the people appreciate good rell-
able local paper.
We desire to call the attention OF our
readers to the several new adver-
usements of local business houses In
ibis issue. An advertisement planted
10 the Dawn is sure to bring results.
Dr. Steagall returned from Tacoma
Monday evening, where he went TO
@ke 0. S. Benjamin to the N. +. hos
pltal last week Mrs Benjamin is now
10 Tacoma with her husband, who is
pretty sick man.
A team belonging to Charles Einke
mler ran away with a load Of hay while
coming down Craig's hill Monday after
noon, which resulted in a smash-up OF
'ne wagon and broken leg for one o.