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: i Bert Carta do baa been on th aiok
- list tbia week.
' B. P. Gray of Walla Walla - was in
tbe city Monday.
Mrs. Nina Allen waa ' Pendleton
visitor Wednesday.
Mia, Otis Whiteman was a visitor to
Pendleton4 TaBeday. ,
i A. M. Qillia is afflioted with a ser-"-
ions attack of neuralgia.
Attorney Wilson was in Pendleton
: n on legal business Wednesday. ' '
: - Miss Pearl Pinkertoo, who tas been
111 with pneumonia, is recovering.
Mis. N. A. Miller was among the
-vifitors to Pendleton Wednesday.
' R. L. Boyle of j Keller, Wash., was
' reported at tfae St Kiohole Tnesday.
. Regular morning-and evening ser
: vioes at the Baptist oburoh next Sun
'; day. - . ',.
Mrs. O. W. B. Zerba is visiting at
' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley
"Downing.
Mr; and Mrs. George Bannister at-
- tended the Bayne-Lienallen wedding in
i Adams Wednesday. ,
: r-1 Miss" Rose La Hue arrived home
" yesterday from an extended visit with ,
' relatives near Pendleton. ,.
'-: : ' Get "De Witt's Carbolized Witoh
Hazel Salve it is good for piles.
" Sold by Palaoe Company.
The family of Mr. Henley, who lived
north of town ha ve" recently 'removed
j to a mining town in Idaho.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Plamondon will
" "gd"td Portland tomorrow for a visit
" ' with relatives and friends. .. ...
M. Watts went down to Portland'
'' yesterday evening on a abort business
Mrip. He will return Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeph Lookwood Jr.
arrived in the city from Portland Sun
day, - and'aTO visiting relatives.
; Mrs.' Chas.' Bolfluoh and1 danghterj
' i Miss Agnes, of Weston were shopping
i in the city Wednesday afternoon.
sBorn, .to Mr." and Mrs.' Charles
' "Brotherton, February 29, 1903. a son.
j Mo her and ohild are doing well. .
XElla T. Kidder has purchased from
. a H. Allen for $750, lots 11 and 12 in
Kirk's second addition to Athena.
Hereafter a genera) admission of 10
$ oenta wlil be obarged at the Athena
skating link. Skates will be 15 cents.
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Jerry St- Dennis has sold to Moses
Taylor a quarter seotion of wheat land
located southeast of Adams, for $12,
;t 800.
; ? Mrs. S. A. Barnes of Weston and
two --daogbtersi Misses Doris and
Mamie, were guests of Athena friends
Wednesday.
The Athena Bakery, will be. closed
each Saturday and on ' that day Mr.
Jones will have bread on sale at the
.grocery stores.
., Charley Wilkes, who farms near
town, has been bedfast the past week
"With La-grip, and under the care of
a physician.
.:; Mt. aud Mrs. P. A; ' Oolbern. wil
; leave California so as to entreat home
iu Athena between, the first and fif
teenth of April. ;
- ev. Payne of Weston, 'preached
the sermon at Clarence La Brasohe's
funeral, instead of Rev. Ellis, as stated
in Friday's Press.
Miss Bessie Miller has arrived from
Union, and will make her home with
the family of her uncle, W. C. Miller,
daring the summer.
' v Zolocki' the famous- standard bred
light harness raoer, will make the sea
son at Walla Walla, where be will re
main until July 1.
"f-Hiram B. Griffin a pioneer of: Wee
ton and Umatilla county, died Tnesday
morning at Sumpter, where he was en
gaged ia the hotel business.
J. A. Boris, the well known Pen
dleton citizen has closed the purchase
for Bingham Springs sanitarium sum
mer resort and 800 acres of ' timber
' lands.
Mias Mary-Booher-and Miss Elva
Gross are attending the oounty Sunday
School convention at Milton, as del
egates from Athena Baptist Sunday
school.
bIrs. Lola Payne and Miss Lula Gross
were in reoaueton Wednesday, attend
ing the convention of the order of Re
bekahs, as delegates from Mignonette
Lodge, of Athena.
Here comes the Spring Winds to
chap, tan and freckle. Use Pinesalve
Carboilsed, (Aota like a poultice) for
outs Bores, burns,' chapped skin. Sold
by Pioneer Drug Store.
Mrs. Koontz, who has been visiting
her sons in ncrtbern Washington, for
the past four months, arrived home
today; 'aooompanied by her eon, Len
neua Koontz, of Pasoo.
Yesterday a party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Coolidge, Miss Bessie
Miller -and John Walter, made a trip
to Walla Walla in the motor oar of
the latter gentleman.
A Bible study olass is to be organiz
ed from the members of the Methodist
Oburoh in this city The class will
fneet at ' the' home of Pastor Putnam
next Tuesday evening.
Man Zan Pile Remedy, Prioe 50o is
guaranteed. Put- up ready to use.
Oue application - prompt relief to any
form of piles. Soothes and heals.
Sold by Pioneer Drag Store.
Prof. A. H. Perryman, principal of
the Hermiston publio schools, is ill at
that place and so far it has ' been im-
1 possible to find an extra teaoher to
take his plaoe for a few days.
Thomas G. Hailey a highly honored
citizen late of this oounty, ia critical
ly ill at his home in Portalnd. He is
afflioted with stomaoh trouble and has
failed rapidly in the last few days.
The law firm of Peterson, Peterson
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t X1BUU" UBB UBOU UISBUIVUU, B. U.
Peterson of Milton," retiring. Will
M. Peterson and S. F. Wilson continue
In the practioe of law in partnership.
Shipments of wheat continue to be
made from Athena nd stations along
the Northern Paoifio north of town.
Five carloads will be billed out from
Taylor's Independent warehouse today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MoEride came
fa from California Saturday evening.
They had a pleasant time in the sunny
Southland, and left the members of
the -Athena colony happy and content
ed. - Frank Engleman and family, from
lone, ' Oreg. are visiting relatives in
this city. Mr. Engleman brought two
of his children for treatment by Dis.
Heialey, the looal osteopath physi
cians. -
- lhe stock of paints, oils glass, wall
paper etc., for E. T. Kidder's paint
store will arrive-about April 1. The
stock will fce opened and plaoed on dis
play in the MoArthnr building on
Main street.
The president of the Ladies Aid of
the M. K churob, Mrs. H. O. Worth -ington,
served dainty refreshments In
the parlor of the ohurob Wednesday
afternoon as it was the anniversary
of her birth.
f( D. B Jarman, who has been seri
ously ; afflioted with rheumatism for
several days paal, left Wednesday eve
ning if or 'Hot Lake. ( Mr. Jarman te
eam so. seriously afflioted - that - be
eould scarcely walk.
V Another "old time' ' dance will take
place at the opera house Friday even
ing. George Gross and "Andy" Doug
las will serve as floor' managers and
Keeu's orchestra from Walla Walla
will fnrnisb the music
1 The county will put in steel bridges
1 at the Watts plaoe on Pine creek and
also one, at a road crossing in Dry
Hollow Cement for the rock work on
tfae abutments '.. loathe 4 Fine Creek
bridge. was taken out yesterday.
"'Rev." Sykes, presiding welder of the"
Methodist Episcopal churob aonduoted
the quarterly meeting at the oburoh in
tbis-oity Sunday morning.- In the
evening Rev. Sykes went to Adams
where he held quarterly Bervioes.
X'R. L. Boyle and Fred Raymond are
in the city. - They are selling stock in
a smelter which is to be erected near
Wilbur, Wash. " They have succeeded
in selling several thousand dollars
worth of the stook in Athena and vicinity.
2 Gnfour NextTrip
to
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if-
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We want yon to make your headquarters at the Da vis-Kaser Store.
It's the store that has made the most rapid growth of any Btore in this
slotien of the country.
, - et's the store that baa a special department for handling mail orders.
1 It's the store where you can always find without any question of a
doubt, positively everything that yon may need to furnish the borne. .
It's the store where quality is the first consideration where you can
not buy a trashy article even if yon wanted to and where prices are the.
provenf aireet
Then, it's also the store where your patronage is appreciated, and
where satisfaction is guaranteed. - '
" Accept onr invitation to-call when next in Walla Walla, or write us
your wants aod let us send you pictures and prices. We now have fine
catalogs describing and Illustrating the best stoves and heaters made.
Send for one. Doesn't cost a oent, and we would like a chance to add
yout Mint to our big list of out-of-town customers.
The Davis-Kaser Company
Complete Home h Ilouse Furnishers
Walla1 Walla, Wash. - - - - . Pasco, Wash.
Forty -eight thousand ' bushels of
wheat have just been tought of J. A.
Baddeley, by the Weston agent of the
Paoifio Elevator oompany, S. A.
Barnes. 0. A. Winn also sold 600 bn
sbels, both loads going at 70 cents
a bushel.
A very interesting session . of the
looal auxiliary of the Christian Wo
man's Board of Missions was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fred Boyd, on Fifth street Mrs.
S. A. Barnes of Weston, was a guest
at the meeting.
The men of thd Pendleton Baptist
ohurch have organized a men's olass.
It met the other evening, and partook
of a Dntoh luncheon of weiner wurst,
sandwiobes, dill piokles, lettuce and
sauerkraut" Of course, it is to be sup
posed they drauk water. v
"Airs. E. R. Cox and Mrs. J. D. Pla
mondon attended a reception given at
the home of Col. J. H. Baley, Tues
day evening, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Boy Baley, who were reoently
married in Portland. The bride was
formerly Miss Eva Froome. :
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrsv
Frank Tharp is improving. Sunday;
Dr. Blalook of Walla Walla, was call
ed. He made an incision in the neck
with the result that a quantity of pus
was taken out, sinoe which time tbe
little one has been much better.
SO Days' Trial f 1.00 is the offer on
Pinnies. Relieves Baok-aohe, Weak.
Baok, Lame, Back, Bbeumatio pains.'
Best on sale for Kidneys, Bladder and
Blood. Good for young and old, Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. Sold bv Pioneer Drn? KtnrA.
Jack Weir shipped a carload of
srock and farm implements to Wash-
tnona Wednesday. Tbe shipment was
aooompanied by Tom Weir and Tom
Gilkie. The latter, who has been
working at Wright's livery stable,
wil be employed on Mr. Weir's farm."
Mr. and Mrs. Elihn Brook and child-.
ren late of Maitland, Wash., have been
visiting the past week at the home of
Mrs.- Jane Watts in this city. Mr.
Brook is an old time resident of this
county, and is moving his family to
Twin Falls, Idaho, where they will
reside.
X James Henderson, of tbe Mosgrove
Mercantile oompany, is expected to ar
rive home Sunday from New York,
where he has been for several months.
Mr. Armstrong who has been in charge
of the grocery department will be
transferred to the Mosgrove store at
Waitsbnrg.
Mrs. L. A. Githens, who has been
in ill health all through the winter,
oontinnes to fail. She is now confined
to her bed and but little hope is enter
tained for her recovery. Mrs. Githens
had the gripp in the early winter sinoe
whioh time lung tronblebas been in
evidenoe. -
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John Duffy and family came over
from Walla Walla yesterday and went,
out to the farm south of town. The
family resided in Walla Walla this
winter, where Mr. Duffy was under
a Burgeon's care. : He is greatly im
proved and can walk without assist
ance of a oane.
president with a beautiful out glass
vase as a token of tbeir love and
friendship, presentation being "made
by Mrs. Tompkins. After a sumptuous
repast all retired to tbeir homes bar
ing bad a most enjoyable time and
wishing their hostess many happy
returns of tbe day. ; ' . .'.-.
Mrs. Lillie Miller announces that on
aocount of tbe inclemency of the wea
ther, she will postpone her grand open
ing of spring bats till Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, wben she will
have on display all the-latest styles
in street hats. A little later tbe dress
hats will appear.
K The little friends of Lawrence
I harp celebrated his 10th birthday
yesterday1' afternoon in' grand - style.
Ten boys were invited, and passed the
afternoon most happily with games
and boyish sport. -A lunch prepared
by Mrs. Tharp, was one of the main
features of tbe afternoon's pleasure.
- lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ov
Worthington was the scene of a pleas
ant time Wednesday evening, when
the Ladies Aid of the M. E. ohnrob,'
about forty in all surprised Mrs. Wor
thington by coming in for a social
time, tbe occasion being ber birth
day. The evening was spent in musio
and games. Tbe Aid presented their
Mrs. R. L. Thompson of this city,
assisted by ber sister. Miss Harriet Ed
wards, of Heppner, last Friday evert
ing entertained tbe young ladies of the
Bowknot olub, of Weston, with their
escorts. About 20 young ladies and
gentlemen drove over and enjoyed de
lightful entertainment nntil a late
hour. Refreshments were served be
fore tbe party's departure for home. ,'
Drs. Heisley gave another of their
delightful social evenings at their
hospitable home on Fifth street last
night, at which abont 25 people were
present The doctor made large
quantities of his - luscious candies,
which were generously distributed
among tbe guests. Musio and con
versation enlivened tbe hours until
near midnight
1 Dwight Gore, a young man of Wes
ton, died Wednesday at a hospital in
Walla Walla. An operation was per
formed upon bis brain some time ago
in tbe bope of curing him of a lament
able infirmity but tbe result did not
verify the ho pa and he was under fur
tbei treatment at the time of his sud
den death. Tbt young man was terri
bly handioappeA through life by dis
ease resulting from injuries received
in early childhood.' The remains were
brought to Weston for interment
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'We aremow showing the finest and most up to date
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