Press Paragraphs
David Taylor was a Pendleton visit
or Tuesday.
James Lieoallen was in town yester
day from Weston.
Mis. Win. Harden is reported ill, at
the Athena Hotel.
The Gash store is headquarters for
candies and cigars.
Mrs. C A. Barrett was a visitor in
Tendleton Tnesday.
Miss Alice Driakell, of Weston, was
in the city Wednesday.
TSByron Hawks returned Snnday from
a short visit in Spokane.
James Myriok and family have moved
to the farm for the summer.
Mrs. Delia Berden and 'son, Clar
ence, were in tbe city Tnesday.
sMias Delia Danner is spendiug the
week with friends In Pendleton.
Mis. Alf Johnson was up from Pen
dleton Tnesday, visiting relatives.
The Cash Store
ecently
Arrived
We are pleased to announce
that we are now displaying
the magnificent assortment of
newest high grade Spring
and Summer 1 908 woolens of
Strauss Brothers
Master Tailors Chicago
The finest workmanship, cor
rect style and perfect fit are
your by having Strauss
Brothers make your clothes.
We have the exclusive local
agency. Gill and see us.
Kahn Coat Shirts
Corliss Coon Collars
Patterson Hats
Helmet Cuffs
Kady Suspenders
Bowman's All Wool
Trowsers
T. M. TAGGART C& CO.
Gent's Furnishers
Bev. Phipps, of Portland, was a
guest or u Ji. Bnssell last Snnday.
Mrs. Louis LaBrasoho went down to
Pendleton Tuesday for a short visit
J. E. Froome and daughter, Katha
rine, visited in Pendleton yesterday.
Trade at the Gash store where you
always come away with a big package.
Mrs. Charley Walters, of Weston,
visited friends In this city Wednesday.
- Miss Elsie Myriok was over from the
Walla Walla High sohcol last Satur
day.
Tbe familv of Wm. Sahrimnf hnv
moved to the farm to begin spring
work.
Chase Garfield, of Walla Walla.
spent Sunday at the Nelson borne near
town.
Mr. and Mis. Anson Wood have re.
turned from a winter's soionrn in Cal
ifornia.
Yountr man see lh nnn linn nf
oollars and ties at tbe Cash store be
fore you buy.
M. L. Watts went down to Portland
Friday evening on business,, returning
home Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Seeder, of Taooma is
reported very ill with pneumonia, at
her home there.
Mrs. Geo. Proebstel, Jr. and Mrs.
Dan Kirk, of Weston, were shopping
in Athena Wednesday. ...
This winter's aooumulation of mud
on Main street was scraped up Tues
day, and hauled away.
The little son of Mrs. Frankie La
Erasohe is reported ill, at tbe home of
her mother in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Jones were up
from Pendleton Wednesday visiting
their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shiok are visiting
this week at the home of tbeir son,
Arthur, in the country.
Mrs. Ira Luna is down from Spo
kane on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
MoPheren of this oity.
The first assignment of the new
stook of paints and oils for tbe Kid
der paint store arrived Saturday.
Grass is said to be starting nicely on
the range, and stook will be removed
from winter quarters about April 1.
X Plowing is in full blast on tbe farms
in this vioinity and everywhere in tbe
country farm work is forging ahead.
F. S. Le Grow has purchased of
Mollie Boby 80 aores of reservation
wheat land. Consideration not stated.
Mrs. E. R. Cox will open a millinery
store in this city and at present is in
Portland, trimming and selecting
stook.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. McFarland at
tended tbe wedding of Arnold Wood
and Miss Gertie Berden in Walla Walla
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh MoArthur, who has been
visiting her sisters in this city and
vioiuity, left Tuesday for her home in
Portland.
j
Tbe little daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Koepke is ill at tbeir home near
town, threatened with an attack of
pneumonia.
Charley Barrows made a short busi
ness trip to Portland tbe firet of tbe
week in the interest of the Mosgrove
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Emma St. Claire, of Forest
Grove, was in tbe oity Wednesday.
She is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam
Bannister near town.
Grand opening of spring millinery
at the establishment of Jones & Jack
son today and tomorrow. Ladies oall
and see the latest styles.
Mrs. M. L. Akers came up from her
home near Pendleton Wednesday and
spent the day with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Swaggart.
Miss Genevieve Diokson, who has
been viisting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson Kelson, returned to
Whitman college Tuesday.
A Miss Leota Cannon last Monday
roommenoed a four months term of
school in the Rawhide distriot, the
same sobool she taught last fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. MoOaniel were
in town Tuesday from Weston where
On Your Next Trip
to
Walla Walla
We want yon to make your headquarters at the Davis-Kaser Store.
It's tbe store that has made tbe most rapid growtb of any store in this
slotion of tbe country.
et's the store that has a special department for handling mail orders.
It's the store where you can always find without any question of a
doubt, positively everything that you may need to furnish tbe borne.
H's tbe store where quality is the fiist consideration where you can
not buy a trashy article even if yon wanted to and where prices are tbe
provenfairest
Then, it's also the store where your patronage is appreciated, and
where satisfaction is guaranteed.
Acoept our invitation to call when next in Walla Walla, or write us
your wants and let us send you pictures and prices. We now have fine
catalogs describing and illlnstrating the best stoves and heaters made.
Send for one. Doesn't cost a cent, and we would like a chance to add
your name to our big list of ont-of-town customers.
The Davis-Kaser Company
1 Complete Home & House Furnishers
Walla Walla, Wash. - - - - Pasco, Wash.
Mrs. MoDaniel is teaching in the
pnblio schools. They will move to
tbeir mountain home so soon as sobool
closes there.
Mrs. J. T. King who has been in
poor health for somo time, will leave
shortly for Portland, where she will
enter a sanitarirain for lung trouble.
Jacob Bets, owner of Athena Main
street property, was in the oity yester
day from Tacoma. It la said that he
desires to sell his property in this city.
Glen MoAlexandra has been suffer
ing from an attack of pneumonia tbe
last week, but has made a remarkable
recovery and will soon be as well as
ever.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Conniok have
arrived from Tacoma, and will prob
ably remain here,' Mr. Conniok having
accepted a position in tbe Preston-Par-ton
mill.
Mrs. Lillie Miller announoes tbe
grand opening of her spring millinery
for today and tomorrow. Some stun
ning, styles will be on display. Call
and see them.
David Still of Milton, baa an adver
tisement elsewhere in this issue, in
whioh he offers tot sale 820 aores of
wheat land. His address is Milton,
phone, 4011.
Bev. Beeves of Weston came to
Athena to consult Drs. Heisley about
his son. Bev. Beeves, with others, is
anxious that the doctor open a branch
office in Weston. "
Ed Bush has leased the farm of bis
mother, west of town, and will proceed
to farm tbe same. With his family,
be'has moved from Wilbur, Wash.,
and taken possession.
Mrs. B. D. demons entertained
the Baptist missionary eooiety yester
day. Refresnments were served, and
pleasant and profitatle afternoon
passed by the ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas went
over to Walla Walla Tuesday, Mr.
Douglas returning tbe next day. Mrs.
Douglas will remain with friends in
that oity for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. F. Lookwood, with
their son, Zepb, and wife, of Portland,
drove out to visit Helix friends Wed
nesday. Little Kohler Betts was also
an honored member of the party.
Mrs. Lizeie Jones leaves today for
Pilot Bock and Echo, where she will
display a stook Of spring hats. Mrs.
Jones also has a stook of millinery at
Adams, whioh is under the manage
ment of Mrs. Frank Baker, of that oity.
C. H. Sherman has decided to en
gage in the Meat Market business in
Pendleton. With this object in view,
he has purchased tbe Beinhold Harras
shop in that oity. It is said that Harras
will conduct the Sherman shop in this
city.
Mrs. Anna Porter, who has been
visiting here and at Weston for some
weeks, left Tuesday for her home at
Centralis, Wash. She leaves her sis
ter, Mrs. J. B. King, of Weston, in
better health than when she arrived
here.
Mrs. Lillian Dobson has aooepted a
sohool on the Weston mocntain, in
the MoDaniel neighborhood, and will
begin teaohing on April 6tb. Mrs.
Dobson may make a short visit to her
parents in Portlaud before beginning
her school.
The twin babies of Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Gerking are both ill with pueu-
monia, and the life of one of tbe little
ones was despaired of for several days.
It is not known yet whether it will
survive, though Dr. Sharp is in con
stant attendance.
Two girl operators in tbe Pendleton
telephone offloe were attacked with
soarlet fever and diphtheria Wednes
day. The office was closed from 10
o'clock Wednesday night until 7
o'olook yesterday morning so that tbe
plaoe could be fumigated.
'The annual dehorning process took
plaoe this week at tbe Barrett ranch
north of town. A number of oattle
were relieved of the!? horns, which is
a painful though necessary operation
when the Stock is to be fed in olose
quarters daring the winter season.
AQnill Gerking, a popular boy of tbe
old time Athena, passed through town
yesterday from his home in northern
Washington, on his way to Weiser,
Idaho, where he has been called to the
bedside of bis father, J. E. L. Ger
king, who is said to be on his death
bed. S. F. Wilson, attorney for H. O.
Wortbington attached a team, tbe
property of Thomas Bergevin, for tbe
purpose of recovering $150 due on a
promissory note. Bergevin has com
menced suit against sheriff Taylor for
tbe reoovery of tbe team and $50 dam
ages.
K Dog tax and alley cleaning time has
arrived In many parts of town tbe
rake is being weilded with all tbe vim
that cleaning up days inspire, and
your dog will have to be decorated
with a 1908 license badge or Marshal
Gholson will make a dog-gone good dog
of him.
Mrs. Jacob Bloch passed through
Tuesday on tbe Spokane train, on her
way home from a visit with relatives
in Union. Several old Athena friends
met her and visited a few minutes at
tbe train. Owing to sickness at home,
Mrs. Bloch was unable to stop for a
visit here.
In another oolumn of today's Press
will be found! tbe advertisement of
Peebler & Chamberlain, implement
dealers, announcing the agenoy for tbe
Emerson alfalfa renovator or harrow.
This machine cultivates tbe alfalfa
field, kills weeds, but does not injure
or destroy tbe alfalfa plant by sever
ing tbe main root, as is tbe case where
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WE KMOW THAT MANY WISH To BUILD THEIR
DRESSES TO -SUIT THEMSELVES; TOR THOSE
WHO Do WE HAVE HEAPS OF -SPLENDID -SEASONABLE
MATERIALS. Do NOT BELIEVE BE
CAUSE WE MAKE LOW PRICES ON OUR DRESS
GOODS THAT THE QUALITY IS NOT GOOD.
Jarman's Big fair Store.
if
losgiwe Mercantile Co
"We are now showing the finest and most up to date
line of wool Dress Goods in all the new fab
rics and coloring. Also
$Wi mm W
fl a
in stripes and many other new effects. Our stock has
never been so extensive and varied as it has
proved to be this Season.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
Lace and Embroidery trimmed. A new line just received. All the newest de
signs. We shall be pleased to have you give us a call and look through this new
and up to date Merchandise, whether you wish to buy or not. No trouble to
show goods. The celebrated B. Cfi, H. trading stamps with every cash purchase.
IMjl W 'W 'WF'f MiiWn.,,1 -
Mosgrove Mercantile Co
Athena, Oregon
a disc machine is wed.