Press Paragraphs
- ). C. Kirk was iu towu Wednesday,
from Weston.
Mr?. Jones visitod her miliuery store
at Echo yesterday.
. Coffee that's all coffee Seal Brand
For sale ODly at Taggait's.
- , F. K. Noordhoff of the Pendletou
Academy was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Kathleen McEweu was the
guest of Pendleton friends Friday.
I. M. Kemp and Will Jamieson
drove over from Weston yesterday.
. Richards went
Wednesday ere-
Mr. and Mrs. B. B,
over to Walla Walla
mug. '
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, ; . Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Burke and eon
lioy attended the Burke-Stroble wed
ding bt Pendleton, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones has some beauti
ful pattern bats just arrived this week
Gall and see the latest styles.
. Miss Katherine Froome was com
pelled to miss school several days on
account of a severe bilious attack. .
. Try Swifts Premium Ham's and Ba
con. Their sugar cured flavor lasts
a long time ,v:,; T. M. Taggart & Co.
Aosou Wood has purchased a Max
well automobile, and for the time be
ing has given np the plow to master
bie buzz wagon. .
Sim Cully, the Weston merchant,
?bo is closing but his stock with the
object ot engaging in farming, was in
town Wednesday. .
Willie MoEaohorn arrived in tbe
city yesterday from np in Washington,
. and is visiting tor a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Etta MoEacbern, in this
"Ky- ;. :. . J y f; -J'yA
'JSyOuo of the O. K. & N. compuuy's
new gasoline motor cars passed through
Atbeua this forenoon and its passing
attracted quite a crowd at -the sta
tion.
with
from
Waits burg to "Toppenisb, Wash.,
where he will go into the confection
er's business.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gua Volmer and Mr.
id Mrs. Shaffer, came down from
Waitsburg .by auto a few days ago.
Mr. aud Mrs. Volmer were entertaiued
at the Tompkins home.
- Mrs. JiilUe Miller has received la
new lot of hair goods, rolls, switches,
etc. With tbe present mode of arrang
ing tbe hair, these articles are absol
utely essential to all ladies.
One of the longest hauls of flour to
the domestio trade from the Preston
, Parton mills was sent out this week.
Tbe shipment, consisting of one-carload
was billed to New Bedford Mass.
The damage to fruit iu tbe Walla
Walla valley as tbe result of frosts is
not so great as at first reported. Wheat
in this vicinity was not injured but
in some looailties early garden truok
was nipped.
pRov. H.. E. Ryder gave his illus-
rated lecture, "Seeiug New York,"
at tbe Baptist church Tuesday evening
to an . appreciative audience. Tbe
pictures were excellent and the leoture
very instructive.. -.-
Mrs. Lillie Millet's millinery win
dows show a constantly changing pan
orama of new hats eaob week, hats
being sold as fast as tbey arrive. Tbe
latest in pattern bats and large frames
for girls arrived this week
Report says that Charles Gay,
bis family, has recently moved
er t
A?.1
Tonight Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis will
lecture on "Signs of Chaiacter in
Faoe, Walk, Handshake, etc" Do
you know a man when you see uiui?
Are you easily taken in? You should
bear this lecture. It is free. - -
Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis will leoture
to women only, Saturday night. The
subjeot will be, "MotDerbood and
Dress Improvement.". This will be
of untold value to mothers. Every
woman in Atbena should bear it.
CAtbena is to have a laundry. Mrs.
Minnie Baker has sent for machinery
for both washing aud ironing which is
now on tbe load and as soon as its ar
rival will be set in operation at her
residence on High streetThe ma
Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Kidder are in
tho city from Pendleton visiting at
tbe home of their son, G. B. Kidder.
Mr. Kidder may deoide to purchase a
tract of land from tbe' Athena Land
& Trust company and come here to
reside. ' .
Miss Maud Sherman reoently closed
a successful term of school in tbe
Waterman district north - ot town.
Miss Sherman is one of tbe most care
ful and painstaking teachers in tbe
county and deserves the success attend
ing her efforts. - ';7 r, -
XAthena ia destiued to be noiibed as a
ceuter for breediug tborougbtred
poultry. A number ot persons here
are giving attention to thoroughbred
fowls, tbe principal breeds at present
being Rhode Island Reds, Buff Or
pingtons aud Barred Plymouth Rook's.
Rer. Currev.aud family of Weston
will make their borne ia Seattle. Mr.
and Mrs. Carrey aud daughter Bernice
have already gone to the Sound city,
while Miss Uarda and Ben will join
the family at the end of the present
term of the normal sohool. v .:
At the Dime touigbt and tomorrow
night a most interesting program is
promised by Manager Tbarp. The
films to be produced will Bhow "Tbe
Need of Gold;" "Laughing Gas;"
'The Sheath Gown;'"'The Polioeman
Bafflled," and the song, "Whe-i I Am
Away From You Dear. "
XVill Pinkerton and family are again
UUUJUUA1CU ah IUC U1U LIULXJO uuitunoai.
of town. Mr. Pinkerton disposed of
his Milton land purohase after owning
it but four mouths at an advance of
$6,000. He bas purchased the Noab
Remillurd place on the reservation,
containing 181 acres for $15,000.
Tbe announcement is made that
Atbeua people are shortly to be favor
ed by tearing a lectuie delivered by
tbe well known minister, Victor Dor
is. This lecture will be given some
time between the 10th and 1 5tb of
May, aud will be highly appreciated
by the thinking people of the city. .
W. E. Dobson, who has beeu ailing
for some time, went to Portland Sun
day where he is receiving medical
treatment from Dr. A. B. Stone.
Liver complaint, complicated with a
growth in tbe left side is reported to
be Mr. Dobson's affliction. It is
tbongbt that an operation will not be
necessary in bringing about Mr. Dob-
n's reoovory.
Mrs. Cordelia Waterman, well
known in Atbena, died at tbe home
of her son in Spokane, yesterday, aged
86 years, five months and 13. days.
The funeral 6ervioes. will be held iu
this city tomorrow a 10:15 a. in. at
the Methodist Episoopal church. Mrs.
Waterman lived in and near Athena
for many veers. -After tbe death of
her bustand in this city several years
ago, she removed to Spokane, Where
sbe has since resided.
East Oregonian: One of tbe most
nnique revival meetings held in the
world will be commenoed at tbe Tutu
ilia Presbyterian church on tbe
Umatilla Iudiau reservation April 28
to last until May 5. It will be attend
ed by the Christianized Indians from
Oregon, Washington and Idaho tribea
and will be made a great event among
tbe Indians of tbe northwest.
When you bur coffee at random you
sometimes set just as good as we can
give you and sometimes yon dont. It
is largely a matter of obanoe. When
you buy Cbase & Sanborn's High
Grade Brands of lis you' get the best
that can be produced. The same to
day tomorrow, all the time. They
never . vary. T. M. ..Taggart . & Co,
Sole Agents. ,
Monday night at the Dime ' will be
devoted to the benefit of the . Atbena
Band. Tbe proceeds of tho evening
will be given over to the, purchase of
uniforms for the organization. Tbe
entertainment will consist of selections
by (he band, interspersed with moving
picture soenes. -. Tbe prion of admis-
siou has been placed at 15 ani 25 cents
Tbe band boys will sell tickets for tbe
entertainment.;.' Buy one. v
Leonard Thomas, formerly v a. pupil
in the Atbena sohool,' has beet) report
ed to tbe Press as in a serious condi
tion. He reoently underwent an oper
ation for tuberoulosis of the .boues of
the arm, and may likely lose a -hand.
It is said the disease is Spreading n
tbe bones of the leg also. Leonard
resides with his parents in Waitsburg,
and was popular with Atbena young
people during bis residence here,
obines will be run by electricity, and
Mrs. Baker will, shortly vbe pre
pared to take care of all the laundry
work to be obtained in Atbena, Wes
ton and Adams. Sbe will employ
competent help and will run a regular
laundry wagon to tbe two neighboring
towns mentioned. Tbe Press bespeaks
for tbe lady liberal patronage, as this
is an industry loug needed iu Atbena,
ana Mrs. Baker's enterprise deserves
commendation aud encouragement.
"When Patty went to College" a
splendid play, will be given at the
Opera House this evening with Pen
dleton Academy student in the oast.
The play was given at Pendleton last
Friday evening. ' It was well present
ed and pleased a large audience. The
piece is a clear, high class comedy,
depiotmg amusing situations in oollege
life, aud is fresh and eutertaiuiug.
Miss Jessica McEweu ot this city is iu
the oast. 'liokets for 'tonight's play
are on sale at Dell Bros' store. ...
TAG6ARTT0 MANAGE BALLTEAM
Athena Coifs Give Pendleton Hard Jlun
In Sunday Game. - '
arpets and
We beg to announce tbe arrival of our Spring line of carpets and rugs.
Mr -Mann, our Carpet Manager, spent sev3ral weeks in New York selecting
only tbe best of the new creations, so that we can offeor yuu a most sup
erb variety of beautiful and exclusive patterns A more handsome and
select stock of both carpets ,aud rugs could not be found Embracing as it,
does many particularly new designs aad coloring effects in Oriental Flora "
aud Domestic designs, this splendid showing covers every thing iu the
most reliable carpot styles ".'
We not only have by far the most complete line iu ibe Inland Empire,
bnt we guarantee you perfect 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 tho freight to
your station, if your purchase amounts to $10 or over
The Davl's-Kaser Company
Complete Home & House Furnishers
Walla Walla, Wash (The home of Greater Whitman)
Branch Store at Pasco, Wash. ,
M. Taggart has been selected, as
the man to mauag ihe - Athena--bae J
ball team tbis .season.. The team is
composed of clever i players and -in
Sunday's game at Pendleton, tbe
Colts gave the bard bitting Indians
a close run for tbe game which ended
with a score of 7 to 8., - i -. i i. y
La Brasobe, Athena's nifty pitcher
and Lawrence Lieuallen, made a stiff
battery for tbe Colts, while Hutobin
sou and Baker were in the points for
Pendleton. Errors figured prominently
on both side, a total of 20 being re
corded 10 for eaoh side. However
tbis is to be expected tbis early in tbe
season.
Tbe game was interesting from start
to finish and tbe large .crowd iu at
tendance was liberal with its vocifer
ous rooting.
Tbe Colts are sobeduled to ' play iu
Pilot Rook Sunday, where they will
co against Charley Mask rev V swift
bnnob.
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 Lace and Chenille Curtains, Furs, Kid Gloves, Feather Boas, in fact
almctt everything. Evening Gown Party Dresses Cleaned on Short Notice.- .
206 ALTA STREET, PENDLETON, OREGON. Telephone Main 169
Burke-Stroble."
Viotor Burke of tbis city, and
Miss Josephine Stroble of Pendleton,
were united in marriage in that oity
Tuesday, Father Durgan of the
Catholic church performing the oer
emouy before relatives aud friends of
the bride and groom. After tbe wed
ding a splendid dinner was served at
the Stroble home. VTbe groom is well
known in this city. He is tbe eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burke and
holds a responsible position with tbe
Standard Lumber Co. of Pendleton.
Tbe bride is one of Pendleton's favor
ite daughters, and is highly respected.
Mr. and Mrs. Burke are at present
visiting at the Burke borne iu this
city, after spending a short time lu
Walla Walla. They will make their
borne in Pendleton.
vj iuuio larnjera.
t of the cow and sheep Is carefullr
rained and discussed, but oftentimes
horse's feed Is Just all the hay he
ear ana various quantities of corn
oats, according to the work belne
fe. Although oata and hny are ideal
H, they should not be fed excluslve-
Illorses like a variety pn ..
any other animal. Good timothy,
& cut and well cured, is tba hit
for horses, but many fannert feed
mucn nay. If the horse is exDect-
p do extra hard work be should be
any ana frequently fed. It is best
ater horses as they come In from
or before feeding. If watered
after feeding, tbe stomach, being
I name ro re partially emptied
te water of the nnAicaaton
causes bowel trouble or lost of
larmatfs Dept. Store. I
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A complete up-to-date
line of
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Any Style, Any Price,
Any Size.
We arc Headquarters
for Embrorderies, Floun
cing sets, Laces of all kinds,
cMovers, Nettings and Dress
trimings. Fancy Buttons all
sizes and all kinds.
LAC
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we have a superb stock at prices from
60c to $3.50
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New Spring Goods
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We are now showing the latest spring and sum
mer productions of the foreign and domestic mark
etsand guarantee our prices for the same qualities
of Merchandise lower than all competitors.
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California Raisin Day.
California invites all tbe world to
eat California raisins on April 30tb
every day, for that ' matter, but par
ticularly on April 80tb which bag
been added to tbe calender of festival
occasions as a ' day of rejoicing. Eat
California rajuiua qo "CaltfPUila R.ai
fio Pay." Arril sots!
THE B. & H. TRADING ST.
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EVERY CASH
PUBS
: Silks I Men's Suits 1
Striped Taffetas, Messalines, all colors Before making your spring purchase, 1
Printed Foulards in great variety, Tokio look over our hand tailored Suits, very ,
and Rajah Pongees. ' latest color and cut.- Price 12.5 0 to $25. ,
4 Wool Dress Goods ' Men's Shoes
Invisible stripes and plain effects, in We are now showing the new spring
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.
to suit customers. Ladies Shoes
Fancy WaistingS We latest creations in Tan, Oxblood
i. Silk, wool Chiffons, plain and fancy or Black. High cut .Oxfords or. Pumps.
etts. Also an endless variety of white Kid or Colt skin. An endless variety.
Waistings in stripes and crossbar. Misses CS ChildrenS Shoes
Ladies White WaiStS We can show you 40 different styles.
An immense big variety just received Anything you want in children's foot-
from 1 to 3.75 each. Values never be- wear, from 65c to $2.50 per pair,
fore seen in this city. Men's Furnishings
Ladies Furnishings New line of Dress Shirts with or with-
i ' 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
t " " Collar Rushings and Jabots to suit the- Just received new line of Ties. ; Up to
i 'most fastidious. date colors and stripes. Prices 35 m 50c
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