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

ialist. will be in our city ut the "a
WOW hotel on the l4th Tor a ten gay
eton If your ewes need attention.
consult him and get good results
Mrs. !. +. I.eClcrc left Saturday
for a visit on the Sound OF coup
t. of weeks. Mr.. LeClerc IS lett
At home to milk the COWS, slop the
MICS and to do his own cooking ana
eating and we can safely NolCH
for his doing good job OF 1t 100
The brick work on Maurice Tur-
ner 5 new block on Pine street WIII
soon have been completed. | ms
will be one of the finest blocks III
the city and one that ITS owner
NAV well be proud Of, and the con
tractor. G.. a. Gnox, may also Dc
pleased with.
Mrs. Anna Lyle left this fornoon
for Crcston, where She Will stop
with her brother, Rev. J. W. Il.
Smith, formerly of this city, who
has a pastoratc in that city. She
will return about September lst to
get ready to 90 to kcntuCkey TO
spend several months with relatives
and friends
Tony Picroth, one of the most
: popular BARRIERS i'll the city, few
DAYS since bought Harry Block
well known tonsorial shop on Pearl
street and will hereafter conduct
the same. Tony is general ia
vorfte of all who know him and
theae can be no reason for h'm not
making a success OF his venture.
) The war department OF Washing
, ton, d. c., has granted the y. 7.
railway the right TO construct a
bridge across the Columbia river at
a point designated a. Johnson bar,
nine miles above Beverly on the
{. NJ. * =. 5. road. The bridge
will be used by the road known as
the I:llensburs RitzVille cut off,.
: a csntral school for the county.
- thoroughly equipped, with good
: corps of competent teachers IN
every department, science, agrcul-
p turc, horticulture, etc would save
to parent, of children who are
sending them to Pullman and else
, where hundreds of dollars BY all
means let us have il in I:llcnsburg.
Ii will come easy.
The Ellensburg Water Supply
company is going to considerable
= expense of late in putting down
| new iron mains i'll the paving dis
! trict and wooden one, outside.
Thi, is certainly a good idea and
show, a disposition that is com
mendable. We understand that
no less than four carloads OF pipe
have been received by the company
within the last few days.
: The Council at its Monday even
ing session granted the petition of
} Andrew Olsen, G. @. Eidcl, y. +.
Currier and Fred Whipped for
electric light and power in the
country. The people to be eerv cd
. are to build and equip the lines
and keep same in order without eN
, pense to the city Some dispute
came up over this question and the
roll call shows that Councilmen
Bench and Farrell voted no.
The lad John Mansure, aged l.
q years, who was burned III an cXplo
, sion of gasoline tank in the rear
of George Eldred 5 home on Pearl
street Monday forenoon is report
., cd as doing as we'll as could be cx
pcctcd. Fire Chief SCHUYLER had
! his department on the run to the
, home before the alarm was turned
in and sent man back to answer
the call The damages to the
! home will possibly not exceed SO.
+ At the kittitas Fair Association
! meeting saturday afternoon III the
, Chamber of Commerce, W. W.
Robinson was elected president
f. T.. Craig vice president, W. +.
+. Shcllenbergcr and Sorcn Sorenscn.
. p. II. Adams, X. O. Kholer. {. S.
Palmer and !. f. Mills, directors.
Though as yet short of the nee
- F,,,l. t1,a-, e. i
ton to forge ahead and do the
!, work. No doubt others will come
forward and the funds be raised in
a comparatively short time. Many
who may be induced to help out in
, this laudible undertaking have not
been solicited as vet. Let the good
work go on. 1t is an enterprise
that is needed and will prove profit
able to all concerned ~, tho co,,.,.