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

| KOSlyn W edncSuaN 10 attend the
Stevens Stewart wedding.
Mrs. W. p. Inman, who spent
several days with her daughter.
Mrs. \. ]. Rose, returned to her
home in North Yakima Tuesday
afternoon.
| Judge Kaufman has ordered the
city to remove the pile of rocks OH
Sixth street placed there two years
ago, within so days, and the rocks
are going.
1t seems that the new crop of
/ hay will start off we'll in price,
some growers say that buyers are
offering to contract timothy hay at
$40 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. NUM-, Mr.
and Mrs. Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs
I. L. Wilson are attending the SEES
sion of the State Grange i'll Pull
man this week.
Blake \, Beatty of this city and
Miss Hannah X. Smith of Lincoln
Illinois, were married in Seattle re-
Gently. They will make their
home in this city.
Mrs, Pearl Hempson and little
daughter, Dortho, came over from
Seattle Tuesday to spend a week
with Mrs. Hempson parents, Mr..
and Mrs. sam Pearson.
J. II. Whipped is having a nice
stone retaining wall put i'll on the
east side of his lots on Ruby street,
which adds very naturally to the
appearance of his property.
The Fire department was called
out Saturday evening 10; so o clock
to qucnCh the flames in brus II
heap in the rear of Fred Barnharts
home on South Fifth street
In a fire which threatened the
home OF Leslie Horn Selah, form
erly of this city, hi, wife and a
baby four days old was rescued by
ncighbors and his home saved.
DO you intend using any sand this
season? II so. see G.. A. Knox. He
handles the Columbia river sand, the |
finest in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Phil of
Puyallup, are over this week visit
ing with relatives. Mrs. Phil will
spend a month or six weeks with
her mother, MIS-. Henry Gibson
c. y. Bradshaw is excavating
for the LAYING of water mains for
the East Ellensburg Irrigation
company, this week, He intends
pushing the work to a speedy com
p.ction.
The revival service of the Christ
ian church conducted by the Brooks
trio for the past three weeks in the
opera house, closed Tuesday even
ing with about rs added to the
church,
Quite a delegation of Odd Eel
lows went down to the windy city,
commonly called North Yakima,
this week, the occasion being to at
tend the Grand lodge in session
there this week.
Harry Block will leave shortly
for the Sound where he and wife
will spend the summer. Their
many friends certainly wish them
we'll and hope for their early re-
turn to Our midst.
When killmour * Foust the
|. O. O. +. and c. l.. Collins get
building, on their Pine street prop
erty. which will III ost likely be
done thi, summer, Pine street will
loom in great shape.
Miss Ethel Moss of Weiser,
Idaho, will arrive tomorrow after
noon to spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Martin. Miss
Moss spent several weeks with
them three years age.
George Parrish leaves for his old
home near Joseph, Oregon, tomor
row. His mother, Mrs. H. Par
rish, and little sister, Edna, will
accompany him and soend amonth
or six weeks with George.
The l.. c. II. S. baseball team
will meet the Badger Pocket team
on the local diamond Sunday after
soon. 1t is anticipated that good
hard fight will be put up by both
sides and that it will be an inter
cstlng game.
/. y. Henness of Moclips, is
over to spend few weeks with
his BROTHER T. l.. Henness, and
family He has invented an appar
atu, for removing dirt, gravel etc,