The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-03-14

into the city again We are all glal
to see the familiar sight and to know
that il is on the move.
Frank b. Edcs bought the old Kill.
mour ranch west of Thorp few
days since 1t contains 200 acres
AMI the price paid was $4,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rowden were
called to Monctt, Mo, leaving Thurs
day evening on account of the illness
of Mr.. Rowden's father, J. T. Row
den, aged 81, of that city.
Quincy Scott of the chamber of
commerce will act for Gus Rowden
of the y. NJ. c. A. during the lat
ters absence.
NJ Schlesengcr and l.. Wallace
have formed a partnership as con-
tractors and builders and have
erected a cabinet shop at 302 South
Ruby.
Senator Robert Booth of Seattle,
was in the city on business few
days since.
C. w. Johnsone, of the Washing
ton National bank, spent few days
in Seattle recently.
Mrs. F.. f. Craig has been serious
ly i'll of late.
Phil G.. Fitterer is now the happy
x.f hnnt
John w. Gillian has disposed Of
his interests in the coal business 10
George Hanna.
r. NJ. Shoemake and family. who
have spent the winter in the city,
moved to the ranch few days
since.
]. \. Huffman of Reecer Creek,
was in the city recently on business.
Thomas McCaustland of Puyallup,
spent few days recently in the city
on business.
NJ NJ Damman. who for the past
ten years has lived in Pullman, has
sold his interests there and return
ed to good old Kittitas.
You will receive this week copy
of the Intcr-Ocean and Farmer. Look
il over. Then come in and have il
and The Dawn sent to your address
one year-bo,h for only Si.35.
\ strong democratic club was or
g&nized in Toppenish recently.
Mrs w. y. Killmour of Ballard
who has spent the past few weeks
here VISITING with her children
Mrs. John S Killmour and family,
and Mrs Fred Lau and family. re-
turned home Saturday afternoon.
]. ~ Burch. A. NJ. Wright and Ed
Anderson of this city and VIM. Adam
of Roslyn, spent Friday in North
Yakima on county business.
Mrs. Frank Collier and children
of Tacoma, joined husband and faith
er here a few days since to remain
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Stewart are
spending this week on the Sound Wis
iting
Fred p. Wolff contcmplates max
ing considerable improvements in his
residence on Eighth street this
spring.
VIM Packwood was elected d.
rector for Two years in Ridgeway
district last Saturday and Felix
Prater for three years.
Carl Schorman and Neils Larsen
returned recently from an extended
trip in Denmark. their mother
country
Mrs william T. Freyburger. who
has been quite ill., is convalescing
now.
The work of cleaning up the high
school block, excavating, etc, is
progressing as nicely as could be ex-
pected
The grading up and rolling of the
graded streets is progressing nice
~ anu Is Il SoOu investment.
Neil Wynegar has moved into one
Of Mitchell Stevens houses on the
Thorp road.
James Feeney of Thrall, is report
cd quite i'll again.
Born, March G, to Mr. and Mrs
Leslie Wilson of Edeomont, a son.
John Decring moved from r. r.
Wilson's ranch last week to w. w
Robinson's ranch above town.
A II. Stulfauth is having a bung-
allow built on his orchard tract in
EdgcmOnt
The teachers institute convened
yesterday at 10 a. m, and will adj
iourn Friday evening
Dr. l.. II Walker has purchased
now Ford automobile.
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