Press Paragraphs
Rosa Maloney Is attending ths Nor
mal school.
Miss Alta Sharp went to Pendleton
last evening. .. .
U. A. Barrett had business in Pen
dleton Saturday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ramsey -were in
Pendleton Tuesday. .
... Miss Katie MoEwen visited relatives
near Milton Sunday.
Mrs. Sherman is visiting friends at
Pilot Rook this weekv-
Eber Lma came over Irflc.Milton
Tuesday evening and is workings in
Chas. Barrows' plaoo at the store, Mr J of
Barrows being indisposed.'
Mrs." BL W. Myers and
brok'
sped
Mr. SatJ Mrs. Jay Gross, of Weston'
were In the "Bity Tuesday.
Mr.' and Mrs; Wm. Bake, of Adams,
x were in thVcity Saturday " .
Sheldon Taylor will attend the Pen-
dletotr Academy this wiuter; ' -
Mr. an"Mrs. 'John Belt -retained
JBSloruuj iruui n ana nemo.
A new line of Men's Wool Under
wnar at Taggart's, this .week. -
For gale One roll top desk. In
quire at Taggart's Cash Store. .. ,
v' Born, September IS, 1908, to Mr.
'and Mrs.' Amiel Shubert, a girl.
MIes Maud Sherman began teadbing
in the Waterman district Monday. '
Twenty-flve per oent discount on all
Ladies' Oxford shoes, at Taggart's. ,
Mi- nA Mro Mnrinn (VHarra wnra
in tne eity yesterday from Weston. -
Misses Daitsy and Mabel Molntyre,
of Adams, were in the city Saturday.
Ed. W. Koontz and Walter Preston
were in Walla Walla Tbnrsday night
Link Swaggart went down to Salem
this week, where he attended the state
For Sale-i-A new Oliver typewriter,
iu good Condition. Euqnite at this
office. , ' . - .
Miss Genevieve Dickson is visiting
ber grandparents, -from ber borne in
Walla Walla.
V Miss Alta Qholsoa of Albia,-"Iowa,
- Visited her cousin, Miss Kittie ' G hoi-
son this week.
Mrs. & "A. Dudley and Mrs.' W. R.
Tavlor were Walla Walla Visitors the'
first of the week. '' ;
Mr. 0. ,F. Colby of Walla Walla,
has taken the position of salesman for
T. M. Taggart & Co.
DeWitt'a Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is the best thing to naa for piles.
Sold by Palace Drug Co.'
nhild'n small srnld bracelet.
Finder Dlease return to Eva Wilsoif
and receive maceie thanks. -
Mrs. Lizzie Jones went to Eobo this
week to open ' the Jones - & Jackson
millinery store at that place.
To let 7 room house. Good loca
tion. City water and well on premises.
Rent reasonable.
Inquire of J. F. Gross.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wbiteman went
to Walla Walla Wednesday, s where
they saw tbe Wild West show.
Fiesh roasted ducks and chickens
daily at Miller's City Bakery Special
attention given to orders by phone.
Rev. P. S. Roaers of Weston, will
Breach in tbe Baptist church Suuday
; at It a. ni. " All are cordially invited.
Misses Lizzie Sbeard and Leota Can
non left Monday for Walla Walla,
Where the will enter" ''Whitman 1 col
lege.
J. D. Price, who has been a resident
for 29 veers of Pendleton;, died at
borne in that city Monday,
years. ... V." , ")
Union; Miss Ida Eendriokson, of
Briccson. Oreaon. has returned to
' tbe city to resume
Aoademy.-
Misses Laora and 'Bella Molntyre
and Reta Rothrook were among the
Athena students to matriculate at tbe
Normal Monday
Mrs. Danner: Mrs. ' Wall and Miss
Lizzie Molntyre,' attended the opening
exercises of the Normal sohool at Wee
ton Tuesday morning
his
aged -78
tier work at - the
Grace, have returned from an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends at
Portland and Oregon City.
Miss Martha Gerking, a graduate
from the Athena High sohool last
year, will teaoh a private school at
Rhea creek, Morrow county.
- Mrs. Jocelyn Roberts; who has been
visiting her mother here for several
days, returned tbe first of tbe week to
her home in Pomeroy," Wash.
Fay Letirow is becoming an expert
maker of rawhide haokamores. He
has lately completed two excellent
specimens which are beauties, r
For tbe Pacifio National Fair and
Live Stook Show nti,ortland.vtbe O.
R. & N. will sell round trip tickets
September 21, from Athene at 9.90.
Bob Russell went over to ..Walla
Walla Wednsday-evening -and wit
nessed the "production of "Coming
Thro' the Rye," at tbe Keylor Grand
theatre. -: '
Mrs. M. L. Akers ' and daughter
arrived Saturday from their home on
McKay creek, and are guests fit the
borne of her parents, Mr. and -Mrs.
A. L. Swaggart.
VArthur Stone returned Monday to
Whitman, where he will resume bis
studies. Mr. Stone is a senior and
this year will see the close of bis
sohool life at Whitman r
yjesse Edington, who has been work
ing in Washington harvest ,fields this
summer, stopped in Athena tnis wees:
for a few days' visit before returning
to his studies at'O. A. C.
Miss Mabel GuilletU commenced
the winter's term of sohool at the
Union sohool house on Monday, Sep
tember 7. This is Miss Guiilette's
second year in this district.
Mrs. Cross, grand organizer for the
Ladies of tbe Maccabees, was in tbe
city last week, on official business.
Sunday Mrs. Cross and Mrs. DeFeatt
were entertained at tbe Brotberton
home. -. -
Born at Adams, Tuesday, Septem
ber 15, 1908, to Mt. and Mrs. A. M.
Troyer, an 8 pound girl. The mother
is on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Jas.
Owens, and their home is in Spirit
Lake, Idaho.
?Vaok Swart, formerly O. R. & N.
geut at Athena, and. now holding a
li&e position at Dayton, Wash., was
nominated for oounty clerk at the re
publican primaries of Columbia conn
tv. last week.
Vfiliss Aloy Foss has been elected to a
position in tne mwtnorne sonooi m
Pendleton; and will resign Her scbqol
in Glasgow, Montana, and accept the
Pendleton sohool. She commences ber
duties Monday. .
Wm. Winship, who went to Adams
county to close a deal for a wheat
ranoh, returned borne yesterday. The
farm he was after was sold a few days
before he got there and he returns
somewhat disappointed.
IWerome Hill, While up in the Col
f&lle -Country, took an option on a
quarter- BeOtion of land at $8000,
which is especially adapted to timothy
hay raising. He is favorably im
pressed With the Colville country.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, of Lostine,
Wallowa k oounty, with her mother,
Mrs. Saunders, were visiting in Athena
this week. Mrs. Fitzpatrick has spent
thejaommer on the coast, after several
week BDent in a Portland hospital.
Ralcb Gillis was down this week
from bis home near Wasbtuona. He
will attend the Washington Agricul
tural college at Pullman. Ralph is
an energetio, gentlemanly young fel
low and the Press is interested in him.
Mr. A. H. Hamm, of Humansville,
Mo., was in the city this week visiting
at the home of bis sister, Mrs. A. H.
Luna. In company with his sister,
he left Wednesday for Condon, where
they will visit other relatives for sev
eral days.
)(One of the most exciting runaways
that has taken place in. Athens in
many a day happened Monday when
Frank Richmond's four-horse team
Just 'A'" Talk.
There probably ian't reader of this'newspaper who will not want to
buy 6ome house furnishing article or other between now and the holidays.
So, 'tis quite proper for a store that feels quite sure it is better able to
serve you than any other to have a word with yon at about this time.
' As things go in ;WaIta Walla (and tbey certainly go to suit us) the
DAVIS-KASEB store has made probably the greatest suooess of all stores
here. At least; -we have tried hard and earnestly to do every tbingin the
world tha would ordinarily bring suooess to a store. .
Tbe rapidalmost phenommal -increase in our tcsiness woud indi
cate that we are at least pleasing a great majority of tbe tnying public;
and, for this we feel highly gratified and thankf uL : Our customers always
fcome the second, and tbe third time, and this of course, is the basis of onr
sutfeess.' ' " .-.
We want to, therefore, talk to those wba have not tried trading here
as yet We want to eay to you. TRY; If we do not make your trading
both pleasant and profitable we incur - a great business risk. At least,
that is tbe way we figure it, for to have a disappointed customer is about
the worst thing that can happen to a store. You can rest assured, there
fore, that yon will like your trading here when yon try. All DAVIS
KASEIi patrons are more than satisfied they are pleased.
There will from now till the holidays be a whole lot of valuable, sen
sible store news from here. It will be news that thrifty and thinking
housewives will appreciate and profit by. We will make it as interesting
as possible. ' We'll be right glad and so will you if you accept this in
vitalioo to become a DAVIS-KASER Customer.
where u
wheel was smasu
inicsrv. aside i.
Borate 6$. ;
Hngb Worthington and Milleru
Kelley returned last evening from a
two weeks' bunt near Kamela, and
their friends feasted this morning
on venison. Kelley "was tbe fortunate
sportsman who brought the animal
into camp. ; .
.. Dell Bros, are still adding new
lines to tbe stock of superb gents' fur
nishing goods. i Among latest arrivals
is noted new and exquisite creations
in ties, shirts, and mts'a hosiery. A
splendid assortment in these lines .is
now on display.
(Miss Mattie Jarman left Sunday, for
Portland, where she will have a posi
tion in '- the- big department- store xf
Meier & Frank. Miss Jarman is an
experienced saleslady and will doubt-.
leas make a success in the city in ber
chjsen vocation. ,
Chas. Booher has returned from
Spokane after spending several weeks
in tbe capacity - of sepal a tor tender.
Charles reports a short crop in that
seotion, saying that he threshed in
fields which produced less than 10 bu
shels to the acre. '
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrnp
does not constipate like most of the
old fashioned cough Cures, but on the
other hand it gently moves the bowels
and at the same time heals irritation
and allays inflammation of the throat
Sold by Palace Drug Co.
J. P. Neal, a friend and olassmate
at Harvard of H. I. Watts, A. B.,
LL. B., arrived in the city Saturday
and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Watts.
Messrs. Watts aud Neal will engage in
the -practice of law and will main
tain offices in this city and Freewater.
Pendleton Tribune: Mrs. Brace
Wallace will arrive in this city today
from Boise,' Idaho, where ehe has been
attending her father in his last ill
ness. Mrs. ' Wallace is returning to
ber home in Goldendale, Wash., and
will stop in this city for a few days'
visit with her sister-in-law, Miss Belle
Wallaoe, of the aoademy f aoulty. ;.
VPete Weidert is the owner of a hen
whioh certainly is deserving of a berth
in poultry row at the Pendleton fair.
Monday, while in town, Mr Weidert
had occasion to lift the cover at the
back of his buggy, when out flew Mrs.
Leghorn, cackling, into the street
Her oapture was finally effeoted and
when the hen was put back into the
buggy a big white egg was disoovered,
rdv Mansfield is over from Joseph !
Wallowa county, spending a few days
with relatives and friends. Mr, Mans
field has eeQ.. in the stock Jbusiaees
since leaving Athena! several years
ago, but says the range is becoming
cramped in Wallowa and he may con
clude to move into tbe Malheur ooun
try. He has a good band of horses,
having about gone ont of tbe cattle
business.
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CsThia office was favored yesterday
ith some agricultural produots that
would rank well at the Umatilla
Morrow county fair. There was a
basket fall ot potatoes, raised without
irrigation, that wonld open the eyes
of the mountain farmers, and these
were garnished with a - magnifioent
boquet of rosea, dahlias and giadiola?.
All were raised at the David Taylor
home in tbe south part of town, and
were sent with Mrs. Taylor's compli
ments. ' f. ':"
Miss Leal Elliott, tbe music teacher
who has been instructing classes in
this'oity and at Weston, was married
Monday in Walla Walla, to Dri
Charles F. Wood, of Caruthersvill;
Mo. The wedding is said to have been
tbe result of an old-time love affair,
After the wedding ceremony, the
bride and groom left for Portland and
southern California, and after touring
the ooasl will return to their home at
Camthersvillo. where tbe doctor has
business interests.
' Ellis B. Harris, evangelist, will
Breach at the Christian cburob next
Sunday morning and - evening. He
will be accompanied by bis wife, who
is a sinser of some note, and has as
sisted her husband both before and
sinoe their marriage in his evangelis
tic work. Mr. Harris preaobed dur
ing the summer here, and he made i
marked impression upon his hearers.
He was extended a call from this
ohurob. and , may aooept All are
cordially Invited to hear him Sunday.
One of the attractions that will play
an encasement at Athena will be the
Walters and Christ Stook Company,
wbioh comes September 21, 22 and 23.
Without vany doubt this engagemen
will be an event, as the company
one of the finest stock organizations
this side of the Mississippi River. The
press and public Lave endorsed the
company and its plays. Capacity
bouses are a rule wherever this com
pany appears and this in itself, is tbe
highest recommendation, that aoy
"ompany could wish for. Local theatre
goers should watch for announcements.
1 The Davis-Kaser Company ,
Complete Home & House Furnishers
Walla Walla, Wash. .... Pasco, Wash.
i i Lockley, Manager.
LThe many Umatilla county friends
t . - . . .... . .
of Fred Lookiey will ce pieasea
learn of his promotion to the Manager
onair on that splendid ; magazine, tbe
Pacific Monthly. Mr. Lockley went
to the great Western magazine
the Pendleton East Oregonian,
was assigned a field position
beadquarteis in Los Angeles.
ability and his fidelity to bis work
nnoa brought recoenition from tbe
Magazine owners, aud Fred's advance
meot is but tbe recording of another
instance of where yon can't "keep
good man down."
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RESOLVED
THAT YOU W Cltm rULTriE
spots fpmym old cionzs
i'fiABbY, GENTEEL? You DONT
LOOK PROSPEROUS OR. CLEAN.
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"A RIP OR A TEAR MAY BE
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.sign or Poverty."
-50 ARE CLEANED UP CLOTHED. WEAR RICH
CLOTHED AND YOU. WILL FEEL RICHER AND
GET RICHER. WE CARRY SJTS AND OVER
COATS FOR MEN AND BoYS THAT ARE ESPEC
IALLY MADE TO OUR ORDER. FOR THE LADIES
WE' HAVE JUST RECEIVED THOSE FAMOUS
BROADWAY CLOAKS, INC0L0RS AND SHADES
THE SEMI-RIPPLE FITTING KIND. THEY
RANGE IN PRICE FROM $6.50 TO $18. ALSO
A NICE LINE OF LADIES' WAISTS FURS AND
FUR;SETS.
Jarman's Big Fair Store.
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roe Mercantile Go
puilal WCm
To Ladies Who Appreciate
(v Hifrh firade in Mernhandise
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just receivea a large snipmenx oi me uii-n; r
poriea ana aomesuc rail arcss guous mm sui tings,
all the new weaves and coloring. It will pay you to
give them your careful inspection before making your
fall selections.
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B. & H. Trading Stamps Given with Cash Purchases