The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-06

prOprlated $500 towards a survey
of the state highway No. 7, be
tween this city and WenatChee.
The work of brick laying was
started on c. L. Collins block
Monday and the east wall on Pine
street is booming up in fine shape.
r. NJ. Shoemake purchased
fine Holsten heifer while attending
the state fair last week. Mr.. Shoe
make always goes after and gets
the best.
f. B. Coppock returned from the
state fair with $50 cash premiums,
three diplomas, five medals, sill
yer cup and IA ribbons, OH his
horses.
J. D. Mathews, George Chample
and VIM. McEwen went down to
North Yakima Monday forenoon
as delegates to the Baptist Asso-
citation.
Joe Gibson of the Westside, who
has been having trouble with his
eyes for some time past, went to
Tacoma a few days since to consult
DR.. Wing.
When the clouds had passed
away Monday noon, it left plainly
visable to the eye the first SNOW OF
the season on the WenatChee range
of mountains.
Roy Mundy accompanied by one
of his friends, left Thursday for a
hunting trip near Wapatus lake.
They are after big game and are
loaded for bear
w. A. Sharp and John Burnham
purchased the American Bakery
last Friday and are i'll charge of
the same. We opine for the new
firm a grand success.
The county commissioners at
their sitting this week have fixed
the tax levy to pay interest Oh
sos, 900 and redemption outstand-
ing bonds at 2O4 mills.
H. Parrish has just completed
one of the finest cellars i'll Ellens-
burg. 1t is II feet square, double
concrete walls, electric lighted and
first class in every respect.
c. S. Baker came down from
CleElum Saturday and did not re-
turn until Tuesday afternoon, be
ing indisposcd he thought best to
remain at home over time.
A. p. Shelton of kittitas, was in
the city Saturday on business. Mr..
Shelton conducts first class livery
in that little city and says he is do
ing a fairly good business.
J. c. Lloyd returned Sunday
from ten days visit i'll Oregon
and Eastern Washington. He re-
ports everything moving NIGEL
and with very little unrest.
Mrs. J. p. Flynn and daughters,
Norma and Margaret, returned
Monday afternoon from a visit i'll
Wapata, with Mrs. Flynn's sister,
Mrs. c. S. Bilger, and family.
The following news item was by
an oversight left out of our issue
last week: Monday, Sept.
20, in North Kittitas, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Thomas, twin boys.
The county is having Capita
avenue from the city limits on the
east to the Tjossem road, converted
into turnpike, the rock and gravel
being put Oh to a depth of one
foot.
The firm of Clausen & Bell gen
eral merchandise, etc, Of klttltas
was incorporated last week with a
capital of $50, 900; 7. B. Clausen
and d. M. Bell being the incorpor-
atorS.
Burt Pease received this week a
fine registered Jersey heifer from
L. L. Brewer of Satsop. Burt says
she is a dandy, her mother having
a record of 90 pounds of butter per
month.
w. P. Hiddleson and d. l.. Jen-
kins left Monday afternoon for the
north end of the county to open
their fall campaign. They were
Joined in CleElum Tuesday by
Mitchell Stevens.
w. l.. Gray, wife and son, Ros-
coe, leave this week for Tacoma,
where Mr.. Gray has secured en-
ployment with the N. p. railway
company for long term OF months
at nice salary.
Mrs. Omar DAVIDSON and little
son, Lloyd, who have been visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Rogers, for the past month
+o,l> tha train Eridav afternoon for