The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-01-26

AnaS. Dunnlng ana wife enter
tanned host of their friends at
their country home Friday evening.
Senatorial deadlocks still exist in
New York. New Jersey, Iowa, Col
orado, Montana and West Virginia.
Mrs. Jane H. Dau died in this
city Friday night and was buried
Monday. She was the widow of
the late F. D. Dau.
The National Guard of the state
cost the taxpayers $4,000 for
19O9-lO besides SIS, 900 allotted by
the government.
An organization of the Baptist
church was effected at Kittitas Sun
day week ago by Rev. Mutci; with
about 20 members.
DR.. w. a. Taylor has sub-divid-
ed his SO-acre ranch south of Kit
titas and will put it on to the mar
ket as orchard tracts.
Mrs. T.. A. Carpenter has re-
turned from Tacoma, where she
spent the past two weeks at the
bedside of Mrs. John Draper.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Floyd is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia and little or no hopes
are entertained of its recovery.
Walter w. Jones is under arrest
charged with stealing SIS from the
pockets of James McCarty, in the
Coble lodging house Monday night
Mrs. Lille Kenney has rented
her home in Sunnyside addition to
J. X. Thompson, recently of South
Dakota, who is now in charge of
it.
More than $4,000 voters regis
tered in Seattle, 65 per cent of that
number being ladies', for the recall
election to be held February 9TH.
The total registration now exceeds
III, 900.
Mrs. VIM. Luff entertained a
number of guests Saturday COM
memorating Mr.. Lutf 5 birthday.
He was presented with beautiful
leather couch.
Mrs. G. +. Butcher will leave
this week for South Bend, where
she will join her husband. who is
in charge of picture show in that
city.
Twelve feet Of snow fell on the
summit of the Cascade Thursday
night. 1t was the worst snow
storm known to the oldest n. P.
railroad men.
VIM. Newstrum spent several
days of late in Roslyn with his wife
who has been quite sick. George
Sayles acted in his stead as Clerk
of the Superior court.
The York & York Medicine
Company of this city will change
its place of business after the 18th
of this month to 21O IL West
Main Street, Walia Walla, Wash.
All patrons are requested to address
them above address. -2tf.
Mayor F. T.. Craig and city clerk
]. A. Shoudy have each signed 332
bonds of 100000 each to be turned
over to D. A. Williams construc-
ton company. The total value of
the bonds is SIG, 800.
Some one poisoned and killed a
valuable shepherd dog for Arthur
Cobain. The dog was never known
to modest any one except trespass-
ers. and why he should have been
killed is beyond comprehension.
Ellensburg F. & A. NJ. No. 80,
recently installed the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: A. +.
Emerson, w. NJ. w. A. Steinman
S. w: a. l.. Kreidel. J. W.; {. W.
Iohnsone, Treasurer; d. l.. Jenkins
Secretary.
Tiossem & Son expect to begin
their ice harvest about Feb. list.
The ice is now about 9 inches thick
and of fine quality, but they are
waiting for it to get 5 inches thick
er before starting to work.
F. p. Wolff is reported in very
critical condition with neuralgia
and other complications as as result
of two or three operations on the
head. He is said to be suffering ex-
cruciating pain.