The Athena press., July 19, 1907, Image 5

Press Paragraphs
D. 0. Mclnhye spent Sunday in
Pendletoa.
T. A. LieualleD, of Weston, was in
town yesterday. .
B. B. Richards was a Walla Walla
visitor yesterday.
Noab Remillard was in town from
Walla Walla Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dapuis wete in
town Monday from Weston.
J 13 iss Lela Stamper is visiting her
grandparents on Biroh creek.
Henry Barrett visited the Walter
Adams ranoh Thursday night.
Mrs. Margaret Howe and sou visit
ed friends in Milton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Slyke drove
over from Weston Tuesday afternoon.
vAunt Jane Watts is spending the
'summer with friends in the moun
tains. , - ,
Mrs. Sellaud, nee Alta Adams, is in
the oity from Walla Walla, visiting
friends.
Mrs. W. J. Gbolson has been con
fined to her bome.tbe past week witb
sickness.
Bergevin Bros, have pnrohased a
second hand Case separator from J.
G. Bryan. .
The delayed car of graiu sacks for
MoGormiok station arrived on Thurs
days train.
J Abe Jones was in the oity yesterday
rom Boise. Idaho, shaking bands with '
old friends.
Mrs. J. H. Frioe of Weston, was in
town Monday, trading with Athena
merobants.
f Mrs. Agues Ferguson has arrived
f from Pomeroy and is the guest of Mrs.
Wm. MoBride.
Mrs. Masterson is visiting this week
at the home of her son, Geo. Thomp
son near town.
jf Chas. Barrow, of the Mosgrove Mer
cantile company, spent Sunday in
Walla Walla.
Mias Zelma DePeatt is visiting Miss
Ada Ely, at the home of ber mother
in Weston today.
Peterson, Peterson & Wilson have a
bargain in Athena residenoe property,
if taken at once. tf.
Mrs. Henry Keen has been slightly
111 at ber home in the north part of
town this week.
J. Ralph Adams, the mayor of Wild
Horse was trading witb Atbena mer
chants Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker have
gone to Grants Pass, where they will
cpeud the summer. ; -
A new combined harvester was un
loaded in Atbena yesterday for deliv
ery to Moses Taylor.
jSoMiss Ethel Garfield and Miss Ida
Gopeland were guests at Weston from
"Walla Walla this week.
' H. G. Adams left early this morning
for a drive to Columbia Canyon on the
W. & C. R. near Eureka.
Mrs. Lester O'Harra was in Weston
this week with her mother, Mrs. Ger
berding, wbo is seriously ill.
sC W. P. Leach, a prominent hayman
'of Weston mountain, was trading with
Athena merchants Wednesday.
Hugh Taylor and Miss Dolly Parka
were reoeuly united in marriage. Tbe
groom is a son of Mosee Taylor.
Chas. Betts and son, Kohler, drove
. to Milton yesterday and from there
took the trolley to the garden city.
Miss Helen Adams of Walla Walla,
who is visiting her brother, John,
passed through the city yesterday.
James Sberrad, who has been
afflicted witb rheumatism for some
time past, left Monday for Hot Lake.
Mrs. Otis Whitemau drove ber aunt,
Mrs. Frank Paikyn, yesterday to Wes
ton to visit Mrs. J. E. Stanfield in that
' city. ; ,: .
Kyle MoDauiel, the well known
;eaoher, has been employed for another
year asprincipal of tbe school at Um
atilla. Miss Rogers,' a nurse from Walla
Walla, is attending Mrs. Alex Moln
tyre, who is ill at ber home near
town... " : . '.J ,-, :'
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If yon are going east call on ' O. R.
-& N. and learn all about special ex
cursions, August 8-9-10, September
11-12-13.
Rev. Bracken Kooutz and wife of
Bitzville, Wash., are in the city, vis
iting at tbe home of Mr. Koontz's
mother.
, Mrs. Dr. J. A. Moffitt and children
are up from California on a visit to
Mrs. Moffitfs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Walter.
A. L. Douglas went to Pendleton
Monday where he met his wife, wbo
spent several weeks visiting friends
at Hood River.
. Hugh Robie recently made a sale of
fat steers from his band recently pur
chased from tbe Taylor & Le Grow
herd of cattle.
A. L. Swaggart and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Milt Swaggart attended tbd
funeral of Mrs. Lester Swaggart in
Pendleton, Sunday.
Mrs. M. L. Lee per and grand
daughter, Lucille Taylor, left Wednes
day for a visit with tbe J. W. Smith
family at Helix.
Theodore Russell left Saturday for
Spokane, after several weeks visit at
tbe borne of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ban
nister in this city.
At tbe meeting of the local Rebekab
lodge Tuesday evening, installation of
officers 'will take plaoe. Ioe cream
and oake will be served. .
Chas. W. Irwin, proprietor of tbe
Delta confectionery store in Pendleton,
died Sunday morning, after a brief
illness with appendicitis.
Richard Wright is employed in Mc
Bride's Palace drug store. Mr. Afflick
tbe pbarniaoist lately employed has
sought another location.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Thomas, wbo
have been visiting at tbe Dickenson
home, left yesterday for Idaho, wbere
they expect to make their home.
fMrs. Manasse and daughter, Jean-
etfe, drove to Milton Sunday morning
and took tbe oar to Walla Walla, wbere
they spent tbe day with friends.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Greg-
orry, wbo recently arrived here from
Vanoover, Wash., has been quite ill,
but at present is much improved.
Mrs. B. D. demons and daughter,
Miss Kezia, went down to Pendleton,
Wednesday and were present at the bed
side of tbe Ed aud Leon Kidder.
Mrs. F. S Le Grow went over to
Walla - Walla Tuesday to visit her
mother, Mrs Bowles, who left yester
day for a month's stay in Seattle.
Many farmers wbo bought grain
sacks from Wheat Growers Association
were in to receive them this week, the
the oar having arrived Wednesday.
Percy Wilson, son of Mrs. Jane
Carden, has returned to his home from
a Pendleton hospital, where be went
some time ago for medical treatment.
H. H. Hill, Athena's old-time jewel
er, is working at toe benon during tne
absence of Frank Coolidge, wbo is
enjoying the ocean's spray at Long
Beach. . . ,
Geo. Platzoeder, through his attor
ney, a. x. Wilson, Das orougnt suit
in Justice Richard's court to recover
the sum of $97 with interest, from G.
B. Kidder.
Snbjeots at the Churob of Christ
fcr Lord's day : In the morning,
"Threshing," illustrated for the
young people; evening, "Where Are
the Nine?"
Mrs. Edward Lafave has returned
to her home from Walla Walla, where
she was discharged from a hospital,
having recently undergone a surgioal
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rotbrock and
family left yesterday for Meaobam,
wbere they will camp during the sum
mer, in the hope of benefitting Mrs.
Rothrock's health. 7 .
W. E RuliBon has returned from his
Eastern visit. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Rulison and tbe two are
residing at Mr. Rulison's residence
on the west side. ;;i-ri; :
W. K. Wall wbo purchased . the
uKis residence property on lnird
street some months ago,-will move
his family from Pendleton to Athena,
where be will reside permanently. 1
At a meeting of the Weston eohool
board last week, Miss Anice Barnes
was reelected as a teaoher in the pnb
lio school. Ibis completes the facul
ty in that oity, for tbe coming term.
XMrs. Anson Wood, Miss Julia Wood,
Miss Irene Dudley and Max and Verne
Dudley were in Milton Tuesday, and
took tbe iuterurban car and visited
friends and relatives in Walla Walla.
Newt O'Harra ,a young man resid
ing near Weston, took tbe measles
while at Bingham springs bathing in
tbe swimming pool. Returning to
his home, he has been a very sick boy.
Marion O'Harra, the sage of Pine
creek, was in the city yesterday cir
culating among bis many friends, and
incidentally visiting with his nephew,
Lester, the popular agent for- the Pa
cific Coast Elevator Co.
. Miss Katie MoEwen and Mrs. Mar
garet Howe joined tbe Eastern Star
Lodge at Weston, Friday evening,
Tbe session of the lodge was more
than usually interesting, an ioe cream
and cake collation being served.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vert, accompa
nied by tbe Misses Diana and Jane '
MoLean, arrived in Pendleton Tnes-!
day after a three months' absence in '
California, Mexioo, Arizona and other
points of internet on the southern
coast. r
A. L. Swaggart is completing an ad
dition to his country house north of
town, which will make it one of the
most convenient in this vicinity. A
new kitchen and dining room are be
ing annexed to tbe already large and
comfortable domioile.
VJimmy Carden came up from Pen
dreton Saturday and visited friends in
town and vicinity, returning to Pen
dleton Wednesday. Mr. Carden is
affiliated with tbe order of Eagles in
an official capacity, and travels exten
sively over tbe Northwest.
Mr. Jesse Cohen of Stockton Cali
fornia, brother of Mrs. Manasse, now
in the east buying goods, will visit at
the Manasse borne on his zeturn from
the coast Herbert Manasse may de
cide to accompany his uncle to Stock-'
ton and enter school there.
irTom Taggart has made a couple of
Valuable acquisitions to his grocery
store recently. Master Everett Gillis, a
bright toy clerk, assists in keeping
tbe store looking spick and span, while
a modern, new settee jrraoes a promi
nent space in tbe shoe department
Tribune: J. W. Maloney and fam
ily, A. J. Goodman and wife, and M.
A. Rader leave today on a trip to tbe
mountains. Tne women of the party
will be left at Teei Springs, while to
men will push on farther into th
mountains in scared of better fishiut
and hunting.
The bites and stings of insects, sun
burn, cuts, burns and bruises relieved
at once with Pine slave Carbolized.
Aots like a poultice. Draws out in
flammation. Try it. Price 25c." Pio
neer Drug Store.
Mrs. C H. Sherman is expected
borne tomorrow from " her extended
stay in the east, having left St Paul
Wednesday. Mr?. Sherman has been
in attendance at tbe bedside of ber
mother for several months, that lady
having passed away about two weeks
ago.
SLOne of tbe most beautiful specimens
tr oleanders ever seen in Athena is
now in full bloom down at Dell Bros,
store. Tbe "slio" from which this
beautiful flowering shrub originated
was brought by Mrs. L. Dell some
years ago, from her old home in Sul
livan county, Missouri.
MTriends of I. H. liedeman, form
erly an Athena resident, will be glad
to know that be is making extraordi
nary success of his business venture in
Everett, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Tiede
maun are conducting a . penny arcade
and general music store in that live
Washington town, and on July 4th, the
arcade netted them $160. .
While endeavoring to mount his
pony Tuesday a boy from the reserva
tion was vioioutly kicked by tbe ani
mal The blow; fortunately a glanc
ing one, struck the lad on the shoulder,
with suoh force as to send him reeling
to the ground. The plucky-little fel
low picked himself up and rode away
as if nothing had happened.
kf arcel Gagnqn evidently has tbe edge
roh other fisherman so tar this season.
Monday he presented James Henderson
with a 26-inch i Dolly Varden trout
which tipped the posies at six pounds,
after being dressed. The fish was in
deed a "speckled beauty," and was tak
enf rom tbe waters of tbe Umatilla riv
er, near Bingham Springs.
James Mitchell, recently while
working in bis blacksmith shop at
Moro, Sherman county, bad tbe mis
fortune to have his foot fractured by
a kick from a horse. One bone was
b roken and tbe foot is now done up
in a plaster oast, necessitating foroed
inaotiou on the part of Jimmy during
tbe busv season.
IXMr. James Fleener, of San Jose,
California, and Mrs. Frank Parkyn
and daughters, of Lewiston, Idaho are
guests of their sister Mrs. H. H. Hill
in this city. Mr. Fleener had not seen
bis sister for 21 years. He in company
with Mrs. Parkyn, has been visiting
relatives in Wallowa county for sev
eral weeks.
Yj. G. Bryan commenced tbreshing
hw 400-acre wheat crop in tbe basin
north of town, Tuesday. The basin
is in the light soil district, and Mr.
Bryan believes his crop there will av
erage 25 bushels per acre. Tbe grain
is.No. 1 in quality. He purchased a
new 82-64 all steel, J. I. Case separat
or ihiseaiTbo machine is supposed,
to be proof against fire resulting from
smut explosions.
Pobllo Notice..
Notice is hereby given that we will apply to
the Mayor and common council of the city of
Athena, Oregon, at a meeting thereof to be
held on the 27th day of July 1907,. for- a
license to sell spirituous, malt and vinous
liquors in less quantities than one quart., said
liquors to be sold only in a building situated
on the east one-half of lot No. 7, In block 6, of
said city. C. O. Thomas & U. H. Thomas.
Dated June 28, 1907. Applicants
DR. G. W. VAN HALTEREN,
Osteopathic Physician
- Office in Residenoe at second door
east Mr. Hiteman's residenoe.
Official hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. ex
cept Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Graduate American School of Oste
opathy, Kirksville, Mo.
For First Class
HORSESHOEING
And ,''.;v:.-,-.i
BLAOKSMITHING f
f!all at Snencer's Sfinn
P.D.MANN V
TYM. TAABT
Coffee You
Seal Blend
I lb Cans, 45 cents
Package Coffee is the best to buy and the best to drink. We have the
agency. Sold only by Up-to-date Grocers.
T. M. TAGGART & COMPANY,
On Savings
We Pay
4'
On the Quarterly Balance or
On the oMonthly Balance
J. D. PLAMONDON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in
Barrett Building, - - Athena, Oregon
BLACKSMITH AND
; REPAIRING SHOP
: A. II. LUNA, Proprietor.
Shop West of King's Barn, Athena
TROY LAUNDRY
For
GOODJWORK
" HENRY KEENE, Agent. ....
Athena. Oregon
losgwe iercantile Co.
Headquarters for Harvest Supplies
0O Grainiiiiilate
Fruit
Let us Figure with you on your
Opening Bill
I osgrove Mercantile Co.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN
(SUCCESSORS TO ELY C5v SCOTT)
Drink Should
Chase
Sanborn's
ESTABLISHED 1865
Preston-Parton
Flour is made in Atbena, by Athena labor, in tbe latest
and best equipped mill in the west, of the best selected
Bluestem wheat grown anywhere. Patronize home
industry. Your grocer sells American Beauty for
i$1.20
Merchant Millers
Athena, Oregon.
DXBlf
Mgar $6
ST
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Be the Best
Circle Blend
1 lb Bags, 25 cents
South Side Main Street
Milling Company
er Sack.
and Grain Buyers
Waitsburg, Wash.
A. J. PARKER'S
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Everything- First
Clnnn Mo d em
anil Up-to-date
SOUTH SIDE MAIN
STREET ATHENA
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BEAUTY
BARBER SHO
11 $wiw