The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blger OF
Wapato, formerly of this city, left
this week for a two months visit
in Europe.
Miss Anna Hunsecker, who lis
teaching school in Gle Elum. spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
her parents.
Several hundred people of Roslyn
and Gle Elum were in the city Mon
day TO see how Ellensburg boosted
the boosters.
The farmers are reporting a vast
amount of damaged grain, both in
the shock and in the stack. In some
fields the stacks are green with
growing grain.
Miss Nettie Rehmke of Port Or
chard, arrived Sunday to resume her
course of studies in the state normal
this school year
John c.. Frazee, instructor in
science at the Normal has resigned
and Albert H. Mehner has been elect
ed to succeed him.
A marriage license was issued to
Copeland c. Munday and Miss Anna
Berry. both Of this city, in North
Yakima. last Friday.
Are the Kittitas poultry men going
to have an exhibit at the state fair
this fall? They ought to be repre-.
scented by all means.
The farmers had quite lively hay
meeting in the Chamber of Commerce
Saturday forenoon, the question be-
ing one of hay inspection.
James Allen had a pullet that was
Matched out March %, come Monday
with a brood of an even One-dOzen
beautiful little chickens. Who can
beat that?
Prof. ]. H. Morgan and wife re-
turned from a months outing at Mo-
clips Saturday afternoon. Their
daughter accompanied them home.
NJ. M. Emerson and Lon Emerson,
who spent the past two weeks in the
hills above Easton, returned home
Sunday evening looking fat and
saucy.
Rev. Grim has been selected to
deliver the discourse at the dedl-
cation of the new Christian church
just completed on Queen hill in
Seattle, October list.
Alonzo Wardell Of Seattle
stopped off few hours Friday while
enroute home from Chicago. where
he spent several weeks on matters
for the Oranges of the state.
r. NJ. Calkins. general traflic
manager. and G. w. Hubbard, general
passenger agent of the G. NJ. & p. 5.
road. were the guests of the city on
Monday. They were good boosters.
That it is pretty hard to find as
PCOQ pldce " iiFS J." ~
is demonstrated in the return or d.
W Morgan and family and DR.. Felch
and family. after an absence OF sew
eral months.
DIR. !. Fl. Felch and family, who
have spent the past year near Bur
ton returned to this city. Monday
afternoon, to once more become one
of us. The doctor and his family
have a host of friends here who Will
he glad indeed that they have re-
turned.
Today is the day of all days so far
&c tho high line canal is concerned
If the district plan is voted down. II
forever means the death knell OF DIG
interests in this city, and the crippi-
ing of the valley for all time to come
but we feel absolutely sure that the
nronosition will carry by handsome
majority.
Rev William DeWeese of Golden
dale. spent few hours in the city
Friday. He was enroute home from
Snokane. where he attended the NJ
2. conference, coming this way to
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Bledso
and sister who lives in Sunnyslde.
E Miller of the Richmond Paper
company, of Seattle, was in the clty
Saturday to join his daughter MISS
Nrariorv. who was enroute home from
an extended visit in Europe.