The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-28

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cessful operation on John Westard in
the local hospital Monday.
Mrs. G. l.. Barkley took the Kitti-
tas educational exhibit down to the
state fair Monday afternoon.
Dr.. e. c. Mohler. optometrist, has
located in our city to practice his
profession. He is located in Donald
sons jewelry store, 81 Pearl street.
The Board of County Commission
ers convened in special session
Monday to canvass the vote for
directors of the Reclamation district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland Mundy of
Wapato. came up Friday to spend
few days visiting here with Mr.. Mum
dy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Mundy.
The $1,000 prize cup for the best
oats raised in the U. S., along the
line of the C. M. & p. S. road, is now
On exhibition in the Washington
NatlOndl DdHk.
Mrs. Prudence Stokes Brown will
eXpound socialism in Socialist hall,
407 W. Third street, Friday, Sept 30.
at 1870 p. m. All are invited to
come and hear her lecture.
Rumor has it that fully 500 voters
have signed the local option petition
to be presented to the council at its
next meeting asking for special
election on the liquor question.
Barton & Sprague have opened
their store on north Pine street in
the Vanderbilt concrete block. They
have nice and we'll selected stock
of wall papers. glass, paints, brushes,
etc
w. w. Trip. of Tacoma is spend
ing a few days in the city with
friends. He is pretty badly crippled
up with rheumatism and is thinking
seriously of spending the winter in
California.
f.. b. WATSON of Phoenix, Arizona,
viii please accept our thanks for
few copies Of the Arizona Democrat
prosperous daily paper published
in Mr.. Wasson's home town. We
find in it much Of interest to US.
The socialists are conducting a
literary society in their hall, 407 w.
Third street every Wednesday even
ing. All interested in the cause of
humanity are invited to come out
and listen to the discussion and par
ticipate in the same if they care to
do so.
The Zig Store has changed hands,
G. w. HCrnbeck and Mrs. Murray
having sold out to John A. Shoudy
and John Burnham. The price has
been stated at $4,000. The new
proprietors are busy taking stock
now, but will open up for business
October list.
Mrs. Lille Spear, wife of VIM.
Spear Of Roslyn d,ed very suddenly
in this city Tuesday morning. Her
maiden name was Hale and was
nrettv we'll known in the valley The
body was prepared for burial by w.
X. Briley and sent up to Roslyn for
interment in the yard near that city
yesterday forenoon.
The special school election has
been called for Saturday, October Z,
from 80 to s p. m. Every voter IN
the district should make it a point
to get out and vote one way or the
other on the proposition. 1t is very
essential that you do so, for the rea-
son that this is very important
question and one that is of real i'm
nortance to every voter. The prop
osition of spending or rather in
curing $4,000 indebtedness ought
to be of interest to all taxpayers at
BERNARD A. Stocking. who for the
mast three years has been with the
A. d. r. Co. of this city has resign
cd his position and has opened up
messenger service of his own. His
beadouarters are with the queen
Candy Store He is bright BOY
and is well liked by all who nave
the pleasure of his acquaintance
and is deserving of success. he hS-
ures on putting in a call box system
and also motorcycle that speedy
delivery may be made. See his al
in this issue.
T.. A. Atcheson of Seattle VIII de-
liver two lectures sunday at zoo
9nd 1880 p. m. in Turner's hall IN
der the auspices of the international
Pihlo Students Association. ne
work of this society, which is world
wide is undcnominational and the
object of these lectures is to show
the perfect harmony of the BlD'e
with itself and with the declared
character of love and wisdom OF It's
great Teacher and to get all TO see
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