The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-10-25
ELLENsBuRG NEWS

ELLENsBURG NEWS
Joe Steiner and Roy E. Weaver
bought new six cylinder Lozier
touring car the other day.
Henry Weinberg, who has been in
Seattle the past week looking over
the interests of the hay market, re-
turned to his home here today.
Kent Brodin make a quick trip in
an automobile from Gle Elum to Ell
lensburg the latter part of this week
to bring an Italian couple down to
be married.
Claude Davis was down from Thorp
to visit his sister, Mrs. Thos. Nc
Donald this week.
DR.. Moss, who has been visiting his
parents for the past week in Seattle,
returned Ellensburg this morning,
Lou Welow is over in Seattle on
business this week.
Miss Ruth McLelland, who is at
tending school in Ellensburg this
year is spending the week end at her
home in Toppenish.
Ralph Thompson and family, who
have spent the past year in Ellens-
burg moved to Los Angeles this week
and will make their future home in
that city.
Mrs Wallace Thorp and daughter.
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in Boise, Idaho returned to
Ellensburg this week
The Ellensburg high school foot
ball team left for Toppenish Thurs
day night on No. AZ where they play
the high school team in that CITY
Friday afternoon.
George Orth has accepted posi-
ton as chief of the Ellensburg fire
department in the place of Peter
SCHUYLER who resigned last week.
A dance was given out at Slow
Corner Friday evening and the crowd
report very enjoyable time.
Miss Marian Turner Who goes here
to the Ellensburg high school went
home Friday evening on No. to
spend Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in Gle Elum.
H. B. Schroeder, representative OF
Eilers Music House at North Yakima,
was in Ellensburg yesterday attend
ing to several business matters.
Mr.. James Foster of No. Yakima,
was in Ellensburg looking after bust
ness interests here.
Mr.. Joe Jones, who has spent the
past few days with friends in Ellens-
burg, returned to his home in Kittitas
yesterday.
as an advertising specialist, has ac-
copied a position with one of the
leading Seattle Clothing firms.
Dr. Frank ST. Sure, the local sur
geon for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
Puget Sound r. r. has resigned that
position and has taken an excellent
practice in Colfax, Wash.
Mr.. n. U. Blackmore, manager OF
the Ellensburg Music Store, is on the
sick list this week.
NThe Maryland club gave another OF
it's excellent dances and card parties
Friday evening.
Fred MARITIME and family have re-
moved to Portland, Ore, where Mr.
MARITIME has accepted a responsible
position with a large hardware COM
Epany. -..t..
Mrs. E. l.. Mason has opened new
piano house on Fourth street.
The new dormitory of the State
\ Offnal SCnOOl is HillSHeu diiu iceus
for occupancy
Mr.. r. Crimp is spending severa
DAYS on the Sound on business.
Mr.. Atkinson of the Isis theatel
spent a few days in Seattle on bust
ness this week.
At a meeting of the Ministerial as
ISOLATION Thursday afternoon 1t was
decided to hold series OF meetings
in connection with the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement" The meet
ings will probably be held about the
first Of the year.
| Revival meetings will be inaus'
urated at the Christian and M. II
church Sunday the 22nd. They VIII
be conducted by the pastors, both be-
ing assisted by a singing evangelist
E. J. Klemme, professor of psychol
oey and education at the local STATE
Normal school spent the week in Day
ton.
IA. B. Carroll was in Seattle OF
business this week.
I w. j. Payne returned from Seattl'
this week, where he has been OF
business. s.
| Gus Rowden and l.. f. Palmer
who have been in Seattle attending u
business interests, returned TO hliehs
burg yesterday.
The workmen are starting on th'
second story of the Y. M. c, A ant
expect to get the roof on by NOV
18th. The wooden mill is maklEi
lgood progress.