The Athena press., October 25, 1907, Image 6

Press Paragraphs
Miss Ada Ely was over from Weston
Sunday.
Miss Gertie Burden visited frieuds
iu Athena tbis week.
D. B. Jarmau made a business trip
to Portland tbis week.
Jorry St. Dennis baa been under the
weather the past week.
Win. Shaffer was down trout Waits
burg the first of the week.
Don't fail to see big city show at
opera bouse Monday night.
A rare treat to Atheua theater goers
Tho All Star Vaudeville Co.
Miss Georgie Hansell is iu I'endlo
tou atteuding the institute.
D. Herrick, the Walla Walla piano
mau. was iu the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maroellus Bryson, of
Weston, were iu the city Wednesday.
Alius Clara Walrus was iu the city
yesterday from her home near Adams.
Jerry Stoue and A. M. Gillis were
Pendleton visitors the first of the
weok.
Wautod A woman to live on raucb
und care for children. Apply at this
office.
Jus. Piice and Gooigo Staggs, Wes
ton business inou, were iu the city
Tuesday.
J. M. Bates, representing Buffalo
Pitts Co. was iu tho city Tuesday and
Weduesday.
Two hours of solid fan, a laugh
every minute ut the opera house Mon
day night.
f Miss Loota Cannon came in from
her sohool and left Tuesday to attend
the institute.
Wanted A girl to do house work in
a family of three Call at residence
of Dr. Heisley.
J Orville Boohor returned Monday
thorn Ritzville, whore he has worked
during harvest.
Mrs. Riohaid Morrison, who re
sides east of Weston was shopping in
Athena yesterday.
, Will Jamiesou, ouo"of the proprie
tors of the Weston meat market, was
iu town yesterday.
Mrs. Luoretia Malouoy, of Weston,
was iu tho city yesterday visiting hot
son, John Rothrook.
Miss Ethel jO'Harra was in the city
Weduesday, visiting hor oousius, Mr.
and Mrs. L. I. O'Harra.
Goo. Brutchor bad on exhibition
Koine enormous cabbages fiom his
mountain ranch Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker visited
this wook et the homo of I'rauk Sny
der aud fumily noar Peudletou.
All kuowiug thonisolvos indebted
to W. S. Buol, tbe blacksmith are ro
qiuiHtod to call at onco and settle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dudley were
guests ut the Petersou-Robey wedding
in Walla Wulla Tuesday evening.
Miss Mnttio Januaii and brother, re
cent arrivals from Chicago are in tho
city visiting at tho Jarmau home.
Born Bannistor aud wife were guests
ut tho homo of Mrs. Bannister's moth
er in Milton, tho first of the week.
Miss Jessie MoEweu ciuuo homo
Tuosday evening to spend the vaca
tion, mado by the teachers' institute.
Mrs. I. M. Kemp and daughter Ln
cillo visited at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Bort MoKnight iu Milton Suuday.
MisB Bernioo Curry was visiting
friends in this city Sunday from Wes
ton, wherosho is attending the Normal.
Uncle John Cullomlor roturuod from
"Wulla Wttllu Tuosday morniug, haviug
enjoyed his vacation to the last niiu
uto. Mr. and Mrs. Zopb Lookwood uro
now settled in tbe Colborn home,
where they will rouiain duriug the
winter.
Mrs. M. J. Mays is expoctetl iu a
few days from Taconia where sue has
been visiting hor daughter Mrs. J. M.
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cutou moved
into their .town propel ty on Fifth f
street Wednesday, from tho dairy farm
south ot town.
y Boru, on Monday, October 31, 1907,
Mo Mr. and Mrs.' James Bell, at their
homo on Jefferson street, a boy, weight
10,l8' pounds.
Tho members of tho Robecoa Lodge
will meet at the Lodgu hull on Tuos
day ovoning, Oct. 2i). By request of
Noblo Grand.
Mr. and Mis. Win. Tompkins aud
childreu went up to Waitsburg, Wash,,
yostorday, where they will visit friends
for a few days.
J. B. Duffy aud family moved last
weok f loin the turin on tho reservation
to Walla Walla, where they will le-
sido during tho wiuter.
i Tho school children are enjoying
their vacation to tho full this week,
aud tho skating rink is patronized
each night to its oapaoity.
j Miss Laura Mclntyro was tho guest
Af Miss Zelina DePeatt at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Gross iu 'Walla
Walla Saturday aud Sunday.
Sueiiff T. D. Taylor has beeu a
coustant visitor to Athena during tbe
illuess of his brother, W. R.ti who is
now ou the fair road to recovery.
X Ed Barrett cuiuo in from Taoomu,
Wednesday ou u short business visit
to Athena. He says tbe famuy are
well, and pleased with tbe Sound city.
Messrs. S. J. Cully, F. F. Humeston
and Win. MoKeuzie. of Weston passed
through in an auto Wednesday, on
their way to Arlington, for a goose
bunt.
Mr. Leo Gholson of Albiu, Iowa,
who has been visiting iu Walla Walla
for some time, spent Sunday with tbe
Gholson's and Mrs. A. A. Fcss in tbis
city. I
Six work hoisos will be sold at auc
tion tomorrow afternoon at McBride's
livery stable. Ben Hasbrook owner,
aud J. C. Stamper auctioneer.
XAttorney Wilson went over to Walia
Walla Tuosday evening, where he at
teuded the wedding of his law partner,
S. D. Peterson, and MissLuella Robey.
Thoro will bo a publio sale and auc
tion of work horses and farm imple
ments at McBride's livery stable tomor
row afternoon, commencing at 2
o'clock.
Harry Roseuzweig was dowu from
the farm near Ellopia, Wash., Tuesday
shaking hands with old friends. Ho
was on business and did not tarry loug,
returning tbe same day.
jMis. Elmer Couuick and children
Frotuiued home from Waitsburg Mon
day, where sho had beeu in attendance
npou her mother, who recently under
went a surgical operation.
H. C. Wbitemau was over from
Walla Walla Monday, visiting bis son
Otis, ou tho farm. Mr. aud Mrs.
Wbitemao left Walla Walla Tuesday
for an extended trip through tbe Al
berta country.
Principal Watts with his full corps
of teachers is iu Pendleton this week
enjoying '.be splendid program pre
pared for tbe edifictaion of tbe teachers
of theoounty the past three days at the
county institute.
Mrs. Wiseman, who resides on tbe
Ira McDonald place was taken very
soriously ill Sunday nigbt, aud a phy
sician summoned. She was able to
drive to town however, ou Tuesday to
see hor physician.
J Friday the LaBrnohe Brothors went
"7 . t T T i I I A 1 M : . I ,1
to waiisuurg, wuere luey lurujsupu
inusio tor a ball. These young men
are justly famed for their excellent or
chestra music, as these calls from out
side towns will testify.
Bert Dan tier the O. R. & N. conduc
tor spent Suuday with his parents iu
tbis oity. He was accompanied ou
his return to Walla Walla by his sis
ter, Miss Delia Dannor, who returned
home ou the next train.
John Diokensou had tbe misfortune
1 1 I 1 . ; II.' I M - -
io lose a vuiuuuiu cow, tuis wook iiouj
founder. However, Unole Dick says
philosophically, that the loss of a cow
is nothing, as at about tho same time
he gained a daugbter-in-law.
y Tuesday tho infant daugLter of Mr.
And Mrs. D. B. Jarman fell from her
go-cart, causing painful bruises and
scratches about tho little face. Dr.
Sharp was summoned, and tho little
one was soou made oonirortuuie.
Y Miss Velma Wilkinson caino dowu
iroin hor mountain school Friday,
having olosod the school for a couple
of wooks on account of a casu of scar
let fever iu the neighborhood. Miss
Wilkinson is attending the institute.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Huiisoom wore
up Sunday irom tue rarm una spent
the day at tho Foss home. Mr. Ilaus-
oom,. tho elder, father of Claud, is at
presout iu tho hospital at Pendleton,
being affliotod with a case of typhoid
fever.
Jamos Henderson will leave soou for
a visit of sovoral weeks duration at
his former homo iu New York state.
Mr. Heudorsou will visit relatives of
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Betts, who re
side iu the vioiuity of his home, wbilo
absent.
Dr. S. Etta Hoisley and daughter
are visiting her paronts this week at
their homo iu Walla Walla. She
was advised by phone that an auut
from Prossor was also visiting there,
so the visit is iu tbe nature of a family
reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sboard are
home from Hot Lake sanitarium,
whoro they have been for several
mouths in tbe hope of benefitting Mr.
Sheard's health. He is somewhat im
proved, but is still far from being a
well man.
Weduesday a team drivou by Ed
Kidder took a spin from tbe corner of
First and Madison streets to tbe Pres-ton-Parton
Mill, ou their own respon
sibility. .No damage resulted bnt a
brokeu tougue, double-trees aud a few
minor breakages.
Barrott aud Earl, refined siugeis,
dancers aud whistlers is one of the
best aots of its kind ou the Vaude
ville stage. Mr. Barrett is holder of
tbe Police Gazette niedul for the
ohanipiou whistler of the world. Opera
house Monday night.
Mrs. O. M. Cnstlomau Jolt Wedues
day after a couple of woeks with her
parents aud sisters in Athoua. She
will visit n few days with frieuds iu
Pendleton, lonviug thero tomorrow
to join her husuand, who is in the
drug business in Portlaud.
K" There is quite a deal of sickness
uioug the little folks iu town tbis
week, though nothing of a contagious
nature has beeu reported. Merna De
Peatt, Hazel Sanders, Ferol McBride
aud Velum Kiug were detained from
school the first of tbe week.
Mrs. L. Jackson, of Pendleton, is
visiting her daughter, Miss Stella
Jacksiu nt tbe Jones homo this week.
Miss Jackson, who is head milliner at
Mrs. Junes' millinery store, will prob
ably accompany her mother borne to-inou-ow,
for a few weeks etay.
Weston oouooilmen are discussing
the ad visibility of purchasing a chem
ical engine to subdue small blazes.
Tbe engine deemed suitable for Wes
tou's use is a new band power design
weighing 800 ponnds when loaded
ready for action aud costs 1275.
yMra. Delia Harden was iu town yes
fsrdoy for a few hours. Mrs. Burdou
was on ber way to her borne iu La
Crof, Wasb., from North Powder,
wbei 9 she attended the wedding of
her daughter, Miss Ruty Burden, who
was married Sunday, Oct. 20, to a Mr.
Shaw.
An erroueous statement appeared in
the Pendleton papers tbe first of tbe
weok in regard to Mr. T. M. Taggart,
Athena's progressive groooryman. It
was stated that Mr. Taggnrt intended
goiug iuto business in that city, but
this ia-a mistake, as be assures bis
friends and patrons here be bos no
such intention.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carbol
ized acts like a poultioe in drawing
out inflammation and poison? It is
antiseptic For cuts, bnrns, eczema,
cracked hands it is immediate relief.
Sold Dy Pioneer Drug Store. "
It is a well known fact that persons
living iu the Pine forests do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose of
Pmenles at night usually rolieves back
ache. 30 days' treatment, $1.00. Your
money refunded if not satisfied. Sold
by Pioneer Drug Score.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets do the
work. Stomach trouble, dyspepsia,
indigestiou, bloating, etc, yield quick
ly. Two days treatment free. Ask
your druggist for a free trial. Sold by
Pioneer Drug Store.
We are selling Real Estate and want
to list your property. It doesn't cost
you anything to list with us, and we
don't ask for commssiou nnless we
make a sale. If yon have anything
to sell Bend description and your price,
aud we will sell it for you. If you
want to invest don't fail to see us.
Kendall & Fugate,
6 East Main St., Walla Walla. Wn.,
over Hockett's Drug Store.
During October the O. R. & N. Co.
are naming special colonist rates from
Eastern points, and will soil you pre
paid orders and deliver tickets where
and to whom yon wish. Fare, New
York to Athena $17.50, Chicago to
Athena $30.50, Kansas City or Omaha
to Athena $22.50. For rates from
other points enquire at O. R. &N, de
pot. "
The Opera House manager is to be
congratulated on securing an attrac
tion like Beeober & Stanley's Big East
Lynne Co. An ideal "productiorrof
tbis universally admired dramatio
masterpiece Each character is in tbe
hands of a capable artist. Will be
with us one night only. Get reserved
seats early. Opera House, Wednesday
Oot. '30. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents.
The most read novel evor published.
You have read the book; now see the
play. Beecher & Stanley present a
company of first olass artists, eaoh lady
and gentleman being especially fitted
for the character assigned them. You
will see the best production of tbis
famous drama ever presented in your
city. At Opera Houso, Wednesday
Oot. 30. One nigbt only. Prices 25.
35, and 50 cents. Reserved seats on
salo at Dell Bros.
Pendleton Defeats Weston.
A One game of football was witness
ed, by an enthusiastic crowd at the Nor
mal grounds at Weston Saturday after
noon, between tbe Pendleton High
Sohool league and tbe Normal Pedago
gues. Tbe sooro was 16 to 17 iu favor
of Pendleton.
Dr. O. F. Heisley Dr. S. Etta Heisley
Graduates Am. School if Osteopathy, f
Kirksville, Mo., Dr A. T. Still,
President, Founder.
Drs. HEISLEY & HEISLEY
OSTEOPTHIC PHYSICIANS
Office and Residence Cor. 5th and Ad
ams St. opposite Chrtstian church. Days
in Athena: Monday, Wednesday, Friday".
. Weaknesses. .
. . : t,i .: boon io'wcak, nervous,
; tt-:-.icrt known as Dr. Piorco'S
Favorif rljithm.-
Dr. .lolm l'yfe one of tho Editorial Staff
of Tim Uoixmo Mr.nic.u. Kkvikw says
of Unicom root (Hclv.U Violin) will- h
Is ono of tlio ohir-f ingredients of tho "Fa
vorite PrtsnriDtion":
A ivnv.t'.v wiili'li invarlalily acts as autor
Ino InvUron-. or nui::t's for normal ac
tivity of ll:-" pntro irtt" ..firt ivo system."
Ilo continii'-. 'in iiclo!Ht ' haveamwHca
hifiit wlifli rwrn inlly k'-.swt is the above
purpose ,; :n m:y ((;: tin.; .'''(.' irMrh I am
umuainij d. l.-.'ilio 1 n-atrr.ein of diseases pe
culiar to wonn'ii it is svklom that a rase ia
seen which iK not present some, indication
for this remedial atrenU" Dr. Tyfe further
says: "The following arc amone the leading
Indications Corllelouias (Unicorn rout). I'ain
or aching in the back, with i leucorrhcra ;
atonic weak)condltl.,itf the reproductive
oruans of Vmien, mentiM depression and Ir
ritability, associated vrittfchronlc disease or
the reproductive organs of women; constant
sensation A heat In tho ration of the kid?
neys; nien)rriiaid (flooding), due to a weak
ened condition ofthe reproductive system:
amenoriiry.urresed or absent monthly
IH?riodf.aKSirf't'row or accompanying aq
abnosavnl condition of tho digestive organs
and Ajfiemle (thin blood) habit: dragging
sensMons In the extreme lower part of tlio
atxknnen." ...
If morci or less of thr abovft symptoms
arTyigstui I. 'no invalid . '"r'jl"J'aP
tw'TT.-r !Tiii Juki; )r. I ici ecTa Tjavpnu?
lTtTTHCoTITriir liigredi
entsof wlTOii is Unicorn root, or Helonias,
ami the medical properties of which i
most faithfully repri'sotit-s.
Of Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingrediont of "Favorite Prescription,"
Prof. Fiulev Ellingwnod, M. D.. of Hen
nott Medical College, Chicago, says:
H Is an important remedy in disorders of
tho womb. In all catarrhal conditions
and general entablement, it is useful."
Prof. John M. Sciuider, M. D., late of
Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root :
"In relation to Its "cncral effects on tho
system, there i nn n;A?; itir 111 ure uhich
the re w jusc'i (jrumtj iiMidintit ,' wrtu'ork It
Ls wnicirsci'i; rvganled as fi tonic useful In
all doS'ilitateil states. ; , .
IVof. U. lUrtholow, M. D.. of JelTcrson
Medical 04li;t,e, says of Golden Seal :
"Valuable in uteris licn:vrthuge, menor
rhagta tllivlir.ir) at.'d congestive dywuenor
rluea (jiaintul menstrua 1101O."
llr. Pierce's Far?; : 1 e Inscription faith
fully represent nil tho a iwve. named In
gredients ami euros tho diseases for which
tuoy ar recouioiendod.
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Mosgrove
fall and Winter
everything in the Dry Goods and Clothing line that you need for the coming sea
son. We guarantee our prices lower than either Walla Walla or Pendleton.
The reason why, we do not pay six or seven hundred per month rent. We own
I our building and haye no rent to pay. We purchase goods for three stores. This
enables us to buy goods in large quantities from first hands. We pay cash for
everything, thus securing all the discounts. We sell at the smallest possible
margin, and the economical buyer saves money by purchasing of us.
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If you are ready for an over
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Tbe finest fit and workmanship
that first class tailors can. turn
out. Prices 1
$6.50 to $25
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Shop West ot King's Barn, Athena
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For
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ISew goods in every department. Come early before
the assortment is brooken. We can furnish vou
NEW SUITS
brimful of style. Permanent
shapes and tbe best of band tail
oring. Ultra styles for tbe
younger set. Dignified, conser
vative styles for tbe dignified
men. We hope yon will remem
ber that tbis store bas earned its
leadership by virtue of merit in
valno and fair prices. We have
tbe finest selection ever shown
by ns. Prices.
$8.50 to $22.50
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ESTABLISHED 1865
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Flour is made iu Athena, by Atheua labor, in the latest
and best equipped mill in the west, of the best selected ; .
Bluestem wheat grown anywhere. Patronizo borne 5
industry. Your grooer sells Atnerioan Beauty for 5
Merchant Millers
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We are sole agents for the
perfect fitting popular priced
MUNCING UNDERWEAR
We carry a full line of Ladies'
Misses' and Children's in union
or two piece suits all grades.
More satisfaction for less money
in Mousing underwear than in
any other make yon can buy.
They fit like a glove and are so
elastio that the body has absolute
freedom, of motion.
The most Substantial Drill
on the market. With the
Saucer Feed, there is no
cracked seed Planted A J
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Athena, - - Oregon
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MONITOR
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WHOLESALE BUTCHER
Makes a Specialty of furnishing
Meat in Large Quantities.
First-class stock, Reasonable price
A dose at bed time usual
ly relieves the most severe
morning.
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DRUG STORE.
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