The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-06-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL. ITEMS

time a partner of G.. W. Hornbeck,
was in the city this forenoon.
The following members of the
|. O. Q. +. ATTENDED the sessions
of the Grand lodge in Yakima this
week: {. T.. Garrison, w =. HID
dlcson, Ray Flummerfclt, Frank
Smith, w. J. Evnan, Joe Zehner
and Nibert Hiddleson.
Arthur Stevens and Miss Mar
garet Stewart of Roslyn, were JOIN
ed in the holy bonds of wedlock
at the home of the bride parents
in Roslyn, last afternoon. The
] HONEYMOON will cover the Sound
I cities and a trip to Southern Cali
fornia.
Teachers granted certificates by
the state as result of the last exam
ination in kittitas are: Hester
Baker, Harry Calvin, Lucille Lin
coin, Alicia Rogers, Mrs. a. D..
Ross, Gertrude l.. Steers and Net
tie Waite.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foreman
of North Yakima, who spent the
past month in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, stopped off here Friday
evening to spend the night with
Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Collins, re
Stunning their journey Saturday
afternoon.
The Grand lodge of Rebekahs
in North Yakima this week was
attended by the following members
of the order from this city, Mrs.
l.. A. Vincent, Carrie Mcdowell
Emma SCHNEIDER, Mrs. ! T.. Tay
Tor, Mrs. W. b. Dunsworth and
Mrs. G.. W. Carver.
Louis Pauson of South Ellcns-
burg is building fine 81 900 res
idence on his farm, which is very
generally known as the Jacob sal
: ladav ranch, Mr.. Salladay haVi NJ
settled on the land 80 years ago
, 1t will be an up-todatc farm resi-
, dence in every respect when com
pleted.
Harry Newton, who has spent
nineteen weeks past in the Gle
; Elum hospital, came down Sunday
. to spend a few days with his friend
, John Gupton, and family. Dur
ing his stay in the hospital he sui
!. fered severely from rheumatism
and is in a measure a physical
wreck
, W. B. Price and {. ). Palmer
left this morning for Tanum where
they will spend several days inves
tigating coal interests in that sec
ton. They feel very much cnCOur.
aged over the outlook and conf
IDENTITY believe that there is some
thing good in store for them NJ
there in the future.
Now that all danger of frost has
passed the horticulturists can be
getting in shape to thin out the
fruit on trees that are likely TO be
I ovcrbearing, but it is we'll not &c
, do so too early, not until July lst
for the trees will very naturally
shed much of their burden through
the month of June.
The Thorp Grange will celebrate
the Fourth in Pages grove and {
general good time is anticipated
: The program has been placed i'll
, the hands of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane,
Osborn, D. T. Edwards, +. l.,
Turner and G. A. Snyder, who vii
see that the usual sports for such
occasions are provided for in order
Lancelot Ross, who has beer
with the Butterick Publishing com
panv for the past ten years, spent
a few days in the city of late witt
his father, p. II. w. Ross and hi,
brother, Frederick, and wife
Laucelot is we'll known i'll this city
where he has a host of friends He
is a clever gentleman in every sense
of the word.
The Standard Oil company i,
making good Roadway on its plant
near the c. NJ. & P. S. depot. The
foundation for two immense oil
tanks has been finished, one build
ing was finished last week and the
other will likely be completed next.
The grounds will be fenced and
every precaution will be taken to
provide for public safety.