The Athena press., November 22, 1907, Image 6

Press Paragraphs
Mrs. Manasse was a visitor in Fen
dleton Wednesday.
Attorney Petersou was in town Tues
day on professional business.
Wanted, a good girl in family of
two. Inquire at tbis offioe.
T. F. Howard, an architect from
PeudletHi was in the city Tuesday.
For Sale A good beating stove,
burns wood. Enquire at the Press
office.
At Taggart's Cash Store is to be
found the nobbiest stock ot Umbrellas
in town.
Miss Greer, of Baker City, was a
guest Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Ellin.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones was in Pendleton
Wednesday, visiting her daughter and
attending to business.
Rev. Humbert, of Eugene, was in
tbe city this week visiting at tbe borne
of Mr. and Mis. V. E. Hoveu.
Mrs. W. S. Perry and little daugh
ter, Minnie, were guests at tbe Gaton
and Dnnnister homes over Sunday.
4 Earl Dudley and Marion Hansell de
parted Monday for tbe haunts of the
wild goose ou tbe Columbia river.
J. 0. Turner, who resides north of
Weston bas placed an order with C.
A. Barrett & Co. for a deep well pump.
R. E. Paddook, representing Marshall-Wells
Hardware Co., called on
Athena hardware merchants Tuesday.
A new carpet adorns tbe floor at
Central telephone office, much to tbe
satisfaction of the manager, Miss Eva
Ridor.
Miss Mabol Jenkins is expected to
arrive in Athena soon, accompanying
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Rnodea from Hood
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris spent
Sunday in Walla Walla. They drove
to Milton, and from there took the
iuterurban.
Frank and David Parted have gone
to their Weston Mountain timber
ranoh wbero tbey will cut cord wood
during the winter.
Wm. Mraz, of Coltou, Wash., bas
boeu tbe gnest of Mr. and Mrs. 1. M.
Kemp tbe past week. Mr. Mraz is a
brother of Mrs. Kemp.'
P. D. Mann baa purchased an auto
mobile. It is a Cadalao model and
was purchased by Mr. Mann from Dr
Blakesley of Pendleton.
J Fred Ruble, a pharmacist, formerly
employed at the Pionoer drug store, is
now a resident of Walla Walla, and
works for the Sbelton Drug Co.
Mrs. G. W. B. Zerba and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, nrrivod home Saturday
from a months' visit with relatives in
nortborn Washington and Idaho.
Mrs. Aguos Ferguson and Mrs. Jose
phine Ferguson were guests the first
of the weok of Mrs. Wm. McBrido,
from their home in Walla Walla.
W. W. Jacobs has boen making im-
provonionts on his residence property
at the corner of Third and Jefferson
streots, opposite tbe M. E. church.
Mr. and Mis. Bert Zerba left Mon
day for Alberta. Tbey will spend tbe
winter at the homo of Mrs. Zerba's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. Mosley,
near Claresholm.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gorking arrived
horuo Tuesday from a two weeks' visit
atTaooma, Salem, Silvortou and other
points. They report fine weather and
an enjoyable trip. ..'
The special nicotines now being con
ducted at the M. E. church aie well
attended and nro creating some inter
est. Rev. Putnam is assisted this week
by Rev. Chns. Maxou.
s Mr. and Mrs. J. N. B. Gerking left
'yesterday for Laidlaw, Crook county.
They were accompanied by their sou
Charles, who will spond the winter ou
the Sound aud in California.
Last evouiug Pythiau Lodgo No. 29,
K. of P. eutortaiued royally. After a
sossiou of the lodgo, sociability aud
good cheer reigned supremo, Knights
and their ladies enjoying a sumptuous
spread and tbe different features of
entertainment
i
A masquerade ball will be given at
the Atbena opera bouse on Thanksgiv
ing night La Biaobe Bros.' orchestra
will furnish tbe musio and supper will
be served in the opera house.
Ms. .Wm. Crouin bas been very ill
at ber borne on tbe Tompkins ranch
northwest of town, and under a physi
cians care. Sbe is now attended by
ber sister, Mrs. Jamea Feeler.
H. MoAithur has boen very ill with
la grippe at his borne in Portland for
some time. With Mrs. McArtbur, be
will leave as soon as be is able, to
spend tbe winter in California.
Mrs. William Tompkins realized tbe
eat sum of f 14.50 as tbe receipts for
tbe tea and lunob served at ber borne
last Saturday afternoon. Tbe money
was turned into the Aid society fond.
Mrs. J. D. Plamondoo, accompanied
by Henry Barrett, went over to Walla
Walla Monday by automobile. Tbe
roads were in excellent .condition for
automobiling aud good time was made.
(ihe goose bunting party consisting
of Charley Smith, Will Harden, Elmer
Connick aud Wm. Winship letnrned
homo Saturday, having bagged 21 geese
on tbe trip. Tbey were gone about a
week.
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F. S. Le Grow, accompanied by Sam
Pambren returned Sunday from tbe
Crab creek stock range. Mr. Le Grow
brought down 350 bead of cattle which
lie will winter in tbe Cold Springs
country.
Gwners of gasoline engines will do
well from now on to see that the cyl
inders are protected from freezing ny
thorough drainage or seeing C. A.
Barrett & Cd. relative to anti-freezing
mixtures.
Geo. Ridenour was visiting at tbe
Boyd home the first of the week. Mr.
Ridenour has been taking treatment
at the Hot Lake sanatariurn for rheu
matism. He left for his home in
Walla Walla today.
To Lease Six hundred acres of
wheat land in Franklin county, Wash.,
12 miles from Council, for a year or
term of years. All tbe land except 40
acre in cultivation. Inquire of Mrs.
Jaokson Nelson, Athena.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets do the
work. Stamaoh trouble, dyspepsia,
indigestion, bloating,, etc., yield quick
ly. Two days treatment free. Ask
your druggist for a free trial. Sold by
Pioneer Drug Store.
A Mr. Cunningham of Walla Walla,
has decided to locate in Atbena and
open a shoe shop. He bas purchased
the tools and equipment used by tbe
late John L. Smith, and will com
monoe work at ouoe.
Do you know that Pinesalve Carbol
ozed acts like a poultice in drawing
ut iurla mmatiou and poison? It is
antiseptic. For outs, burns, eczema,
cracked bands it is immediate relief.
Sold oy Pioneer Drug Store.
y Craig Wilkinson and Alfred Loweu
gart left yesterday for Cambridge,
Idaho, where they will remain during
the winter. They went by team, mak
ing the drive aoross the mountains in
compauy with another man.
Mrs. Jane Watts bad tbe misfortune
to step on a nail Tuesday, whioh pene
trated her toot leaving ber in a crip
pled oonditiou and suffering much
pain for tho time. However, no seri
ous results are anticipated.
Dell Bros, added materially to the
appearance of their store room by
changing the position of a partition.
Convenience bas also been obtained by
tbe change, tbe icsult being more shelf
room for the display of goods. ,
Miss Jordou, state organizer for tbe
Christian Woman's Board of Missions,
will give an address at the Christian
oburoh next Sunday morning at 11
o'clook. Miss Jordon is an interesting
speaker and all are invited out to bear
her.
xe. E. Porter, of Grass Valley, Ore.,
as iu the oity Saturday, and viewed
the'prospeots here of engaging iu the
mercantile business. Before leaving,
be expressed bimsolf as being pleased
with Athena aud surrounding country,
but vas undecided whether be would
engage iu business here.
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Miss Nettie Cannon was over from
Walla Walla Saturday and Sunday,
visiting friends iu and near Athena.
Miss Gladys Bush is ud from tbe
farm of ber grandparents on Birch
creek, where sbe bas spent tbe past
summer.
Miss Zelma DePeatt will spend
Thanksgiving week at ber home in
this oity, from tbe High school in
Wall i Walla, where sbe is attending
sohol.
John Goodvkooutz, of Wasbtucna,
was in tbe nity tbe first of tbe week.
Mr. Goodykoontz is tbe gentleman
from whom A. M. Gillis reoently pur
chased a farm in Adams county.
Mrs. Lester O'Harra is in Walla
Walla this week, attending her moth
er, Mrs. Richard Gerberding, of Wes
ton, who reoently underwent an opera
ton in a hospital in that oity.
Arobie Kid well, who recently arriv
ed from bis borne in Versailles, Mo.,
is visiting at tbe homes of his cousins,
Mrs. Frank and Robert Tbarp, in this
city. Mr. Kidwell will make bis borne
with the Runions, near Pendleton.
V Misa Merna DePeatt was stricken
with another attaok of illness Tuesday
morning, which ber pbysioiana pro.
nounce appendicitis. The little girl is
very much better at present and an
immediate operation will not be neces
sary. Henry Barrett derived a snug in
come from bis Pine Creek orohard
this season. His early fruit netted
good prices, a large portion of it being
sold to the Freewater cannery. He
bad no difficulty in disposing of bis
apple crop.
It is a well known fact that persons
living in the Pine forests do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose of
Pmeules at night usually relieves back
ache. 30 days' treatment, $1.00. Your
money refunded if not satisfied. Sold
by Pioneer Drug Score.
Miss Cecile Boyd was tbe guest over
Sunday of Miss Ada Ely at the E. O.
S. N. S. dormitory, and of Miss Doris
Barnes, at her borne in Westcn. Sbe
was aooompanied home Sunday eve
ning by seven young ladies from tbe
Normal school.
Miss Katherine Sharp bas resigned
her position as teacher in the Cannon
district and the board of direotois have
secured tbe servioes of Mrs. Lillian
Dobson, who will begin teaobing next
Monday. Mrs. Dobson bas taught this
school for three previous terms.
YOrie Zerba, who some months ago
went to Myrtle, Idaho, to reside, re
turned to Atbena this week with bis
family. He lost bis entire crop this
season in a hail storm, and his opinion
of Idaho, or tbe portion where he re
sided, at least, is not very flattering.
It is announced that Dr. J. Franklin
Coon, of Walla Walla, the noted Os
teopath will deliver a leoture at tbe
Atbena opera house tomorrow evening,
beginning at 8 o'olock. Tbe dootor's
subject is "Diseaso; its Cause aud
Cure." No admission will be charg
ed, and all are cordially invited to go
aud bear the lecture.
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C. A. Barrett has purchased 160
acres of land on tbe reservation, south
of Atbena. He bought 80 acres from
M. Gagnon and 30 acres from Peter
Gagnon. Tbe price paid was $75 per
acre, a total of $12,000 for the place.
The land is among the best pieoes on
tbe reserve and is a prohfio wheat pro
ducer. The papers, transferring tbe
land to Mr. Barrett were made out
yesterday.
Protracted meetings will begin at
the Church of Christ in this city on
the evening of Nov. 29th Prof. D. C.
Kellenis of Eugene Divinity Sohool,
a very successful evangelist, will be
here to conduct the revival. Old time
Gospel methods, used in the first cen
tury, A. D., will be pursued and people
will be asked to obey the Christ of the
Gospel.
k The union Thanksgiving services of
ail the churches iu this city will be
held Nov. 28th, 7:30 p. m. at the
Church of Christ. Rev. Putnam of
the Methodist Churoh is to preach the
sermon. Musio will be furnished by
the ohoirs of tbe different ohurobes.
Let everybody be present at these ser
vices with a grateful heart and an
offering for those in need.
H.Another disastrous wreck oocurred
tu the Northern Paoifio in Vansycle
canyon, north of Adams, Tuesday
night. Nine cars, loaded with grain,
left the track. None of the train men
were injured. The wreck took place
on the heavy grade where a train of
cattle was ditched several weeks ago,
the reason for the wreck being tbe
same Bpeed of engine beyond control.
Tomorrow afternoon iu the MoAr
thur building on Main street the ladies
of the Christian church will hold tbeir
fair. Luuch will be served at noon
and oyster supper iu the evening, com
mencing at I o'olock. Booths for the
sale of homemade candies, popcorn,
eto. will be presided ovor by the young
ladies aud the usual articles for use
and ornament will be on sale. Call
in whether you purchase or not.
A. M. Gillis reoently purohased a
half seotion of wheat land in Adams
county Wash., 9 miles from Wash
tuona, aud four miles from Delight,
consideration, $15,000. Mr. Gillis is
very much pleased with bis purchase,
aa it is well improved, with modern
bouse, well furnished, piped with wa
ter furuished by gasoilne engine, good
barns, outbuildings eto. Eleveu horses,
four cows, poultry aud all the acces
sions that go with a well appointed
farm inoluding 30 acres of alfalfa, and
good orchard" are iu tbe purchase.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillis with tbeir three
younger boys will leave about Deo. 15
to take possession of the place, Ralph
temaining here until the close of
sonool. Mr. and Mrs. John Gillis will
remain in Atheua.
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RESOLVED
THAT THE ART OF BEING WELL
DRESSED 15 To BE DKE5SEP FOR.
EVERY OCCASION -EVEN IN THE
kitchen. Turkey, mlador
ANY DAlNTYw5H SHOULD 0E
WELL DRESSED,
NOT You? BU5T
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THANKiklVINI
WILL YOUR TURKEY TA-STE GOOD IF YOU -5IT
DOWN TO THE TABLE -5HABBILY CLAD? .SoME
PEOPLE THINK IT S UNNECE-S.SAR To EAT
To LIVE. EATING WILL MAKE YOU "EXI.5T"
BUT YOU MU5T WEAR GOOD CLoTHE-5 AL.SO IF
YOU WI.5H TO "LIVS.", THE.SE THINGS WILL
HELP YOU To ENJOY YoUR TURKEY;
ALL OUR TABLE LINENS ARE REDUCED.
OUR REGULAR LINE AT 1 .00 NOW
1 1
4 4
I 4
4 4
4 4
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,75
1 1
4 4
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PiHetiles
A dose at bed time usual
ly relieves the most severe
case before morning.
30 days treatment for $1.00. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
SOLD IN ATHENA AT HAWK'S PIONEER DRUG STORE.
BACK-ACHE
The greatest Cloak Sale gf the Season
will begin Saturday, November 23rd at
Mosgrove Mercantile Co's
150 Jackets, high grade, many are Silk
lined, originally, marked to sell at $10.50
to $18.50 are to be sacrificed right now
in the Cloak and Jacket Seasoa Your
choice sf the $10.50 lot for $1.95; your
choice of the $18.50 lot $3.95, and so on