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About The Athena press. (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1908)
Press Paragraphs George Carmiobeal is Id the city today. . , , Rev. Israel Putnam bad business in Pendleton Monday. Mrs. Henry Wood is very ill at her home south of town. YMr. and Mrs. Frank Coolidge were 'in Pendleton Wednesday. Atfnrnav'R. HV Wflann wab In Pan. dleton Sunday and Monday Mrs. liillie Miller made a bnsineas visit to Pendleton yesterday. - Mrs. Bell Miller, of Weston, was visiting in the city yesterday. Miss Jaunita Robie and Prioe L. Todd, were married Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Boyd of Walla Walla, visited friends in Athena yesterday. For Sale a child's go cart, good as new. Will go cheap. Apply to Mis. Minnie Baker, Athena. gThe Cash Store (ft : siX : i I X fa ' ' Recently Arrived 'Miss Stella Lee, of Pendleton, was a guest last week at the Dudley home. ' ; Claude Sleea was in the city Satur day," in the interest of his oandldaoy. Born, in this city, Aptil 1, 1908, to r. and Mrs. Ora Rhodes, a daughter. . James Hariia was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Frank Mansfield over Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Bales came up from Adams in their new auto, Tues day. Mrs. Walter Ely of Boise, Idaho, is visiting relatives and friends at Wes ton. Mrs. Harden has had a relapse and is again confined to her bed with siok- Mrs. Bert Warren, who has been threatened with pneumonia is reported better. S. A. Barnes' and David Lavender were in the city from Weston, Wed nesday. Jesse F. Alloway and Miss Estell Reese were reoently married in Walla Walla. A Dell Bros, have jnet installed, a large new show oase. in which is being displayed some of the finest gents' furnishing goods ever shown in Athena. Sim Culley and Chas. Williamson of Weston, were in town Wednesday. Mr. Culley made a shipment of pota toes to Seattle over the Northern Pa cific . F. G. Lucas came down from his mountain ranoh yesterday and returned home today. He reports that the stork left a baby boy at his home March 18. L. and H. L. Swaggart last week VUlUUaDQU VIA VvlV altMUUlDUf VV va of wheat land.for $2,500 ; The land is on Birob Creek, between Pendleton and Pilot Rook. T. M. Taggart & Co. have installed a splendid model of computing scales. At a glanoe one oan tell the number of ounoes or pounds and the prioe at whioh it is sold. X&r. and Mrs. Soott Bannister, who formerly resided in Weston, will have charge of the farm of Geo. Bannister near town, and have taken up their residence there , . We are pleased to announce that we are now displaying the magnificent assortment oi newest- high grade - Spring and Summer 1 903 woolens of Strauss Brothers Matter Tailors Chicago The finest workmanship, cor rect style and perfect fit are yours by having Strauss Brothers make your clothes. We have the exclusive local agency. Oil and see us. Kahn Coat Shirts Corliss Coon Collars ') Patterson Hats Helmet Cuffs Kady Suspenders Bowman's All Wool Trousers ' T. M. TAGGART CO, Gent's Furnishers Clayton Luna is in town from Rath drum, Idaho. His wife will be here in a few days. J v Xchas. W. Wall of Pendleton, repub lican candidate for coroner, was in town yesterday.- Dr. Will B. Soott returned Saturday to Seattle, to resume his extensive practice there. " ' ' " Corn meal, ground on old-fashioned burrs, is made and kept on sale at demon's ohop mill. A Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ingle, who have been gnests at the Soott home, return ed to Milton Monday. Mrs. Alf Johnson came up from Pendleton yesterday and is visiting friends in this vicinity. . C. C. Brotherton and wife of Juni per, spent Sunday at the Chas. Broth erton home in this oity. Have you tried one of Jones' fine irinoe pies? He guarantees the freight but not tbe doctor's bill. ' Rev. Ellis leaves Monday for Baker City, where he lias been oalled to per form a marriage ceremony, r. - Miss Stella O'Harra, a sister of L. I. O'Harra, entertained At her home east of Weston Saturday evening. a . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers were up from Pendleton and spent Sunday at tbe Hill home north of town. , ; t. y Theo. Danner baa purchased a 5-acre traot of land near Baker City. The land is under an irrigation ditob. Marion Jaok was in town yesterday. He now resides on the La Boque plaoe on the lesvervation, sotxth of town. L. B. Russell made a flying business visit this week to Corvallis, where be visited the O. A. 0., his alma' mater. .iRev. Geo. T. Ellis preaobed Mrs. Desper's memorial sermon Sunday, at the Baptist chuicb, to a large congre gation. )idra. Frankie LaBrasohe been ap pointed administratrix of tbe estate of ber deceased husband,. Clarence La Brasobe. A. Phillips of Weston receutly re turned from; Iowa, where he purchas ed three mares and two stallions, all registered stock. E. D. Trumbull, deputy commis sioner and factory inspector, of the state labor bureau, was in tbe oity yes terday on offioial business. Xwill M. Peterson and wife came up from Pendlton yesterday, and Mrs. Peterson went on over to Walla Walla for a visit with ber parents. :;v . An ad in the -. Press ' brought. David Still a buyer for -320 acres of - wheat laud. Alex Molutyre was tbe pur. chaser the price being $17,000.. v Three members of Bern Bannister's family bave been ill . the past , week with congestion of the lungs. - Dr. Sharp reports all to be recovering. Pendleton -Tribune: - Mrs. J. D. Plamondon of Athena who beads the list of candidates in The Tribune con test in her district was a Pendleton visitor yesterday, coming down in tbe Interest of ber candidacy. ' That ifMdu van t To look- UKE A CLOWN QETA CLOWN S OUTFIT AHD BE DONE VlTH lT- BUT If YOU WANT TO KEALLY LOOK WELL DRESSED COAIETo f PLACE WHERE THEY YE COT The: GoODsVS7t THE STANDARD ROTARY The World's Best Sewing Machine It is the Highest Grade because the Standard, Rotary prinoiple is ab solutely perfect, the material the very best and it is constructed by skilled meonanos omy. it is iuo funicm because tbe Standard Rotary Shut tle travels less than half as far vi-' brating and oscillating ahnttles in making each stitoh.. It makes 350 stitches while others make 200. It is the Easiest Running because full ball . bearing, and it requires but tbe slightest touch to start tbe shuttle revolving, and very little effort is necessary to keep it going round and round, whereas on vi brating and oscillating shuttle ma chines 50 per cent more movements of tbe treadle are necessary in sew ing tbe same length seam to furnish enon&b power to carry tbe shuttle more than double the distance and to overcome tbe resistance resulting from tbe two stops and two starts ' in making eaob stitoh. Is there a Dressmaker, or a borne- sewer who can afford to absolutely throw away three boors of every seven scent in sewing on vibrating ox oscillating shuttle machines? Four hours of superior work on the Standard Rotary and three hours of pleasure afford greater satisfaction. L The Davis-Kaser Company ConiDlete Home & House jbunranera Walla Walla, Wash. ... I Jy r Pasco,. Wash. Rev. and Mrs.. A. - W. Roberts, of Pomeroy, Wash.; were guests. this week at the homes of Fred Koontz and Edward Koontz in this oity, returning home Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Soott of Colorado, bave been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brotherton and Mrs. Ad Pinker- ton, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Scott are on their way to Kentuoky. Seventeen young people were guests at a party, given at tbe Sberod home north of town, Tuesday evening. Ke fresbments were served and an enjoy able time was had by those present. AByron ' Hawks has been toncbing up tbe oounters at his Pioneer drug store with a fresh ooat of paint and varnish, A pronounced improvement in tbe store's interior appearanoo is noted. Miss Edna Hopper and Mr. William Cravens were married last Friday, in Pendleton, Judge Guliland performing the ceremony. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hop per of this city. Mr. Jonas R. Bones and Mrs.. Bell Welob. were united in marriage Sun day, at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kirk, by Rev. George T. Ellis. Mr. Bones is a cousin of Mrs. Kirk, and resides in Montana. :. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Colbern arrived home Tuesday evening, from Long Beach. California. . Both are looking well after their winter's holiday, and renort other Atbena people who are still in the southern state, well. Mrs. Watts is fast Improving in health, and will remain some time yet. Mrs. Lillian Dobson lett Bnn-Vay for Weston . mountain, where on Monday ahn nnmmenoed a flve-moutbs term of sohooL Mr. Dobson, who aooom panied his. wife to ber school, reports about 18 inohes of snow in that vioin ity. The place is about 18 miles irom Athena, Mrs. D. H. Sanders and her . sister, Mrs. Wheeler, of North Yakima, en joyed a pleasant visit Sunday and Monday with their relatives, Mrs. Greer and Mrs.. Hugh Walker at Wes ton. A splendid dinner was served Sunday in their honor by Mrs. Walker, at wbioh 25 guests were present. Mrs. Will Rider and little eon, of Elgin, will arrive next week on a pro traoted visit with the family ot Mrs. H. H. Hill in this oity. Mrs. Rider is possessed of a magnificent contralto vnine. and will probably sadist in tbe sineinn at tbe revival meetings wbioh will be held at the M, E. cbufcn soon. Mrs. Lizzie Wheeler, who has been with her brother, Ralph Ashpaugh at Condon for several weeks, visited ber sister. Mrs. D.' H. Santas in this oity for several days, leaving Tuesday for her borne in JNortb : Yakima, i Mrs. Wheeler reports Mr. Asbpangb as im proving wonderfully from bis reoent serious illness.-; . . Drs. Heisley: & Heisley gave .two more of their delightful candy-pulls, to different erouns of friends this Week, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Delioions taffy and creams were distn buted among the guests, and muob merriment was occasioned over the April Fool chocolates, the acrid pro perties of wbioh were only assuaged bv recourse to tbe more delectable dainties. Many others were doped into partaking of the delusive oonfeo tions next morning by tbe doctors' geuerosity. V. Last week two happy birthday an nivftrsaries . were celebrated by tbe yonna people of this city, . both being tbe 17th birthdays of tbe young ladies thus honored Monday evening the crowd sathered at the home of Miss Lanra Molntrve and made merry. while on Saturday evening it was at tbe home of Miss Irene Dudley. Both girls were completely surprised by their friends. Miss Molntyre received a handsome bloodstone ring, as ber birt baton e, and Miss Dudley was tbe reoinient of a beautiful watch fob. Refreshments were served at eaob home. TTnnle ' William Lieuallen. one of tbe first settlers of tbe Weston neigh borhood, died at his borne in tbat city and was buried Sunday, followed to bis crave bv tbe largest number tbat bave ever attended a funeral iutbat citv. He had been ill end helpless lor many months. The deceased was tbe father of T. A. Lieuallen of Adams, and Jas Lieuallen of Weston. Also an uncle of Mrs. H. C. Caton and Mrs. Geo. Bannister of this fity. These two ladies also lost another nncle. Geo. W. Campbell, of La Grande, last week. Mrs. Caton attended tbe fun eral.' ' ml, I I . rW iK ;yil AUOWN OVTPMT 19 v. i IF YOU DO NOT RELIEVE THAT WE HAVE GOT THE dOOD, eJlT COME ARolND AND -SEE. THoiE.WHo HAVE DEALT WITH MS KNoW.WE HAVE GOT THE 600D.5 AND THEY CONTINUE To DEAL WITH U-5. WE REFER YOU , To OUR CUTOMER.5 A-5 To THEQUALIU.Y, -STYLE AND PRICE ON OUR GOOD. WE WIH YOU WOULD COME IN AND .SEE IN OUR -STORE THE CiOOD WE HAVE IN .STOCK FOR THE -SPRING TRADE. Jarman's Big fair Store. i losgroYefca&Co J re are now showing the finest and most up to date line of wool Dress Goods in all the new fab rics and coloring. Also Jl 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- - 1 1 1 1. il U U: nun signs. We shall be pleased to have you give us a cau anu iuuk uuuugu una tw 5 and up to date Merchandise, whether you Vish to buy or not. No trouble to i show, goods. The celebratea u. to? n. iraaing siamp wim cv y FVii"os" ESoveEcSle Co Athena, Oregon Y,
