Mrs. P. S. LeUrow visited in
Walla Wednesday.
Jerry Stone had business at the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. N. A. Miller visited friends in
Pendleton Wednesday.
John Ogle was a business visitor to
the county seat Tuesday.
S. A. Barnes, of Weston, bad busi
ness in the city Tuesday.
Walter Adams, of Adams, had bus
iness in the city yesterday.
' John Duffy was over from Walla
Walla Wednesday on business.
Miss Bessie Winn, of Weston, was
shopping in the oity Wednesday, j :
Mrs. E. A. Dudley and Mrs. W, R.
Taylor were in Peudletou Saturday.
PAliss Sybil Cole, of Pendleton, was a
guest Sunday f Miss Kittie Gholson.
MrsG. B ." Kidder visited relatives
, in Walla Walla the first of the week.
Mrs. Lock wood and daughter, Miss
May, -were visitors in Pendleton yes
terday, i y.
Vmis? Jacob Clark, Mrs. Ohanoe Tur
r her and Miss Ruby Douglas, were
Weston visitors to Athena Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. M. O. Rose and daughter,
Elma, visited over Sunday with Pen
dletou fiiends.
Wm. Taylor, who has beeu in the
city for some time, returned to Pen
dleton yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Cronin, -of Spokane, is
visiting her patents Mr. and Mrs. Al
Booher in this oity.
John Q. Peebler was up from Pen
dleton the first of the week, attending
to business interests.
Mrs. J. E. Froome. of the St. Nioh-.
.. ols, was a guest of Mrs. Roy Raley, in
;- Pendleton yesterday,
Mrs. John Harris and Mrs. Eliza
Prine, of Weston, were guests of Ath
ena friends yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver Dickenson and Mrs.
Sim Dickenson were among the vis
itors to Pendleton yesterday.
YMisses Irene Dudley and Edn?I.ty
!or are home from St. Joseph's -academy
tot the Easter vacation.
Ladies are invited to oall and see
the dainty new washable veils in Rus
sian net, at Mrs. Lillie Miller's. s
: Misses Luoile Kemp and Ceeile Boyd
came over from Weston Normal be
tween trains Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mellie Fobs spent yesterday in
Pendleton, the guest of her sister,
' Mies Aloy Foss who teaches there.
The condition of Grandma Geiking
is gradually growing worse,-and her
friends are constantly at her bedside.
XMiss Darr, a teaohei who resides at
'Adams, was in the oity Saturday, vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Harry' MoBride.
MrB. E. Lane Walker, primary
- teacher in the looal sohool, was a vis
itor in Pendleton Saturday " and Sun-
"; ' day. . , ' , ..
Mrs. J. 'T. King came over from
Weston Wednesday and attended the
Missionary tea given at the Gbristain
oburob.
Levi O'Harra.7 of . Weston, was a
guest of bis brother, Laster, in this
city the first ot the week. In company
with Ralph Staggs also of Weston, be
left Wednesday for Lake county, Ore.
where the Iwo boys will seek a land
location.
)"havii Taylor this week reoeived
Walla 4 three car loads of bay from louohet,
Wash., which he is selling out at $16
per ton. ....
Mrs. Lillie Miller is showing some
beautiful new dress bats, just arrived
from the East, also a shipment from
Portland.
V
Don i
ota, to Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Clem-
ns, April 8th, a Doy. TnaohUd lived
only a few hours and was buried the
same day.
Mrs. Robert Cronin of Portland
and Mrs. Fred Lieualleu of Pilot Rook
were guests Sunday of their brother,
Byron Hawks, and wife, in this oity.
Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, lately moved
from this city to Weston vicinity,
was in town Wednesday and pur
chased a large bill of goods of Athena
merchants.
A Mr. G. D. Foster notifies the Press
that he has moved bis family from
Corrallis to Union, Oregon, where he
desires his copy of the paper sent to his
new address.
Wednesday afternoon being business
day with the ladies of the M. K aid
sooiety, a eooial hour was spent after
the session and refreshments served ty
some of be mem beta.
isses Lizzie Sbeard and Leota Can-
came home from Whitman -col
lege Wednesday to spend the Easter
vacation. They were aocompanied
by Miss Ethel Crowell.
Mrs. Lillie Miller has reoeived a large
consignment of hair goods, which she
will sell for cash. - Mrs. Miller is the
only dealer in bair switches and up-to-date
hair rolls in. the oity.
rs. Jones has a select line of new
trimmed bats on display in windows
and counter. Easter is near and every
lady will wish to appear in her new
bat Sunday, so cull early and get your
pick. "... V '' i-'-." ":'
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YD. A. Barrett is having extensive
improvements made on bis residence.in
the north part of town. When finish
ed it will be one of the best arranged
in the city, with all the modern con
veniences. S. C. Stanton, the ke sufferer who
has been confined to 'bis bed at bis
home near town for four long years
with paralysis, was taken muoh worse
Tuesday night, his oondition is now
considered critical. . '
)(b. A.. Barrett drove to Walla Walla
Wednesday, where he visited Henry
Adams, who is in a hospital there tak
ing treatment. Mr. Barrett reports
active preparation for building and
improvement at Whitman college.
An infant child'' of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred O. Farley, of Adams, died at
their home - there Tuesday and was
buried inVthejAithena cemetery Wed-
nesdaymorning. Mrs. Farley was
formerly Miss Elsie Ross, of this city.
he Preston-Paiton mill opened
day on a 12,000 saok. consignment
of flour, wnioh will be shipped to
Hong Kong, China.' The mill has
been shut down for some time but' at
present all is activity about the big
plant.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Preston, ao
companied hy Mr. W. G. Preston and
Mr. and Mrs. Mosorove of Walla
Walla, drove over Wednesday in their
motor oar, and taking in Mrs. M. . L.
Watts here,; went ou to Pendleton,
where tbey spent the day,' returning
in the evening. . , . ",:'.'
At the Dime tonight and tomorrow
night, will be shown the following in
teresting subjects: "Out of Work;"
"The Artist Wood Carver ;' "If Wil
liam Penn Came to Life;' "The .Two
Brothers," and the song, "Jf I
Only You."
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Carpets and Rugs
We beg to announoetbe arrival of our Spring line of carpets and rugs.
Mr Mann, our Carpet Manager, spent several weeks in New York selecting
only the best of the new creations, so thai we can offeor yuu a most sup
erb variety of beautiful and exclusive patterns A mote handsome and
select etook of both carpets and rngs could not be fonnd Embracing as it
does many particularly new designs and coloring effects in Oriental Flora
and Domestic designs, this splendid showing covers every thing in the
most reliable carpet styles
We not only have by far the most complete line in the Inland Empire,
but we guarantee you perfeot satisfaction and finished workmanship or
refund purchase price
You are always welome to come to our store and look around whether
you want to buy or not but should you buy we will prepay the freight to
your station, if your purchase amounts to $10 or over
The Davis-Kaser Company
Complete Home & House Furnishers
Walla Walla, Wash The home of Greater Whitman)
v Branch Store at Pasco, Wash.
Miss Lizzie Mclntvre was over from
Weston and spent the week 4with
friends here. The Molntyres i will re
turn to Athena to reside as soon is the
Normal sohool is closed, and wilt egad
their young people to the Athena High
sohool next year. , . . ;
Mrs. James Woodruff, who has teen
the gnest of her parents for several
left this Week for ber home
at Two Rivers, Wash. She was ao
companied by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Woodruff, who also oame up from
there for a few day'd visit. . - M i
Mrs. T. P. Defreeoe reoeived news
Tuesday night concerning the oritical
illness of her mother, who resides near
The Dalles. Owing to ill health, Mrs.
Defreeoe was unable to aocompany,
her brother, who passed through
Wednesday from Walla Walla, . to
visit ber bedside. ': . NY; 4
The leoture and' stereoptiCQaNiews
of Ben Hur given last Friday evening
at the Baptist ohuroh where' highly
appreciated by the large audienoe
which greeted Rer. H. E. Ryder.
Especially was the thrilling "Chariot
Raoe" the subject of favorable com
ment on the part of those present.' .
Call and see the beautiful new
summer fabrics just, arrived at Jar?
man a Department store, unto suits
in all colors, at 50u per yard, Oriental
bandings for trimmings and all-over.
net for waists, in the late fashionable
colors. Also another new shipment
of shirtwaists, wash suits and silB
petticoats.
. Notioe Bv reauest of Dolph Lodge
No. 80, A. F. & A. M, all those "hav
ing friends buried -in the Masohio
cemetery ot Athena are asked to clear
away all debris from their lots and
graves, removing all surplus dirt etc
This work must be done at once, as
the grounds are to be oleaned and
beautified.
)4is8 Ferol McBride'met with an ao
cident Saturday at the home of ber
parents south of town, which will re
suit in her absence from sohool for
some time. While riding a horse, she
fell, sustaining a fraoture of the two
bones above the wrist of bei left arm
This is the second time the arm has
been broken. ,
y Austin Foss . this ...week purchased
the fine residence property adjoining
hia own lots oa Jefferson street, from
T. J. Kirk, and will move aa soon as
a few improvements are made in tue
interior. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn stone,
Who ooounied the same, have moved in
to one of the cottages owned by Lester
Swaggart, situated iarther. east, on
the same street, v
j-The ladies of the C-Wy-tt' Mi bwld
a very successful Missionary, tea at
the Christian church Wednesday af
ternoon, after their regular session,
Lunch and tea was served in the din
ins room below, and the auxiliary
realized about $14 fiom their efforts.
A sale of fancy articles sent up from
Pendleton by the ladies of the churoh
there, swelled the sum to $22.
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Unique invitations and programs
'ere sent out for the Arbor Day exer
cises at the publio school, which are
in progress today. . .These were pre
pared by the pupils of Mrs. Walker's
primary grade and by the children in
ha Rril nnH 4th crudes, tane'bt by
Miss Wilkinson, and are. hand painted
in water colors, the invitations in me
fnrm nf a tiibt.pI innf. the tiro'eram a
tree.
Miss Zelma DePeatt went over to
Walla Walla Monday where she was
a euest of Miss Helen Adams. While
there aha visited her friend. Mrs. J. J
Gross, who is critically ill at her
home, also Miss Katie Hendriokson,
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis. The latter young
tended at the hospital -by her sister,
Miss Ida. . i '
Pnnaf enoKafaVV fit tha HTltlflr. VV OTTlfiDfl
Home Mission' gave a very interesting
ibis on toe wont hi tuw uuiiBi uuuium
She was also present at a helpful corf
ierenoe witn rne looai wowuu
aionary sooiety at the home of Mrs
T. J. Kirk the next morning, ana
left on the noon train for Walla Wal
la Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Ross, of Adams, died
in that city Wednesday night, and
was buried today at 1 o'clock in the
Weston, cemetery, iRev. Geiszler, of
this oity officiating.'; A short funeral
service was held at the house before
leaving, by Rev.. Hacker. The lodge
of Rebekahs. of wbiob the lady waa
a member, bad charge of the funeral
obseauies. Mrs. Ross is well known
in this county, and leaves a husband
and family of children to mour'l ber
loss. t
Pendleton Cleaning & Dye Works
W. SULLIVAN, Prop.
" LADIES' FINE GARMENTS OUR SPECIALTY .
Hatters
All Kinds of Hat Work, including Stiff, Soft and Panama
Hats. Special Attention given to Gent's Clothes
If you want Good Work, call us up
We Clean Lce and Chenille Curtains, Furs, Kid Gloves, Feather Boas, in fact
almost everything. Evening Gowns Party Dresses Cleaned on Short Notice,
in AT.TA STREET. PENDLETON, OREGON. Telephone Main 169
NewArriivaiBs
A complete up-to-date
line of
orsem
Any Style, Any Price,
Any Size.
We are Headquarters
for Embrorderies, Floun
cing sets, Laces of all kinds,
olUovers, Nettings and Dress
trimings. Fancy Buttons all
sizes and all kinds.
we have a superb stock at prices from
60c to $3.50
lire we Have the Cooifls
Mercantile
New Spring Goods
are
arriving Daily
Company
New Spring Goods
are
arriving Daily
We' are. now showing the latest spring and sum
mer productions of the foreign and domestic mark
ets, and guarantee our prices for the same qualities
of Merchandise lower than all competitors.
"I'd Rather Die, Doctor,
than bave my feet out off," said M. Ls-1
JtiiDgbam, oi rnnoevme, in. out jua
will die fron caDrcene (wbiob bad
eaten away eight toea) if you don't,'
said all doctors. Instead be used
Bnoklen's Arnica Salve till wholly
cured. Ita curea of Eczema, Fever
sores. Boils. Burns and Files astound
the world. ' 25o.at all druggists.
W V-K . Ml
- up ueiore ine ir.
N. H. Brown, an attorney, of Fitta
filed. Vt. writes: "We bave used Dr.
Kinir't Kaa 1if Pilla fnr Team and
find them such a good family medicine i
we wouldn't be without them." For
Chills, constipation, Billiousness ick
Eeadacba tbev vtort wonders. 25c at
aU druggists.
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Silks . Men's Suits
i t Striped Taffetas, Messalines, all colors Before making your spring purchase,
Printed Foulards in great variety, Tokio look over our hand tailored Suits, very- (
jak Rajah Pongees. latest color and cut.' Price 12.5 0 to $25. j
H Wool Dress Goods Men's Shoes
f Invisible stripes and ' plain effects, in We are now showing the new spnng ,
Browns, Greens, Tans, Blues, London shapes in Vici Kid, Gun Metal, Valour
. smoke and Philadelphia grays, at prices Calf, Patent leather, high or low cut. I
to suit customers. Ladies Shoes '
, f Fancy WaistingS latest creations in Tan, Oxblood
7 v Silk, wool Chiffons, plain and fancy or Black. High cut Oxfords or Pumps.
Netts. Also an endless variety of white Kid or Colt skin. An endless variety.
: Waistings in stripes and crossbar. MiSSeS ChildrenS Shoes
5 ; Ladies White WaistS We can show you 40 different styles.
' . An immense big variety just received Anything you want in chUdren's fbot-
1 fjpm 1 to 3.75 each. Values never be- wear, from 65c to $2.50 per pair.
fdre seen in this city. Men's Furnishings
I 5 Ladies Furnishings New line of Dress Shirts with or with-
) J) Laces, Bandings Ribbons and Gloves out collars. Well made. New patterns.
in all the latest fads and colors. Perfect fitting.
. Ladies Neckwear Men's Neckwear
i V Collar Rushings and Jabots to suit the Just received new line of Ties. Up to
J-most fastidious. . date colors and stripes. Prices 35 50c
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