Press Paragraphs
Everybody
And bis best girl
Will be at tbe pionio tomorrow.
Mayor McEwen was a Pendleton
visitor Tuesday.
Clark Walter oame over from Walla
Walla yesterday. .
Johnnie Froorne was a Pendleton
visitor Wednesday.
The latest shapes in black and white
Turbans at Lillie Millers.
Dr. Gurry, the eyesight specialist,
was in the city yesterday. .f
S. A. Barnes and W. J. King were
over from Weston yesterday.
Mrs. M. L. Watts was a Walla Wal
la visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Sheard has returned to
Hot Lake, to attend ber sister.'
Gland Steen, the well known Milton
raucber was in the city Saturday.
Mis.' John Keen, who was reportedly
dangerously ill last week, is reoover-
."iug. v: -"v'V"-'
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MoArthur of
Portland, are in the city visiting relatives.-'
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Matt Moagrov, aooompanied by his
sou Tom, same over from Milton Wed
nesday. " -
Leo and Harry Gbolson were in the
city Sunday from Walla Walla, visit
iug relatives. ,
Mrs.' Jackson Nelson speut last week
in Walla Walla, the guest of ber
daughter, Mrs. Garfield. :
kb. F. Ogle and family departed for
Pendleton Tuesday, ; where they will
make their1 future home.
Mrs. B. 0. Frenob was in the oity
Tuesday from Weston, visiting at the
home of Mrs. B. D. Tharp.
Miss Lois Powell, a student teaober
in the Weston Normal, was a guest
Sunday of Miss Lula Tharp.
Miltoa is to have a new opera house.'
It will be 60x80 feet in dimensions and
will be coustruoted of brick.
The Matt family, who have oooupied
. a oottage on 3rd street, near Main,
left yesterday for Weston to live.
, Mrs. Bertha Gastleman arrived in
the oity Tuesday evening from Port
' land, on a visit to relatives in tbe oity.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell were
up from tbe xanoh near Pendleton and
spent several days with relatives here.
- The members of Mignonette Rebeokah
lodge are expected to meet at tbe hall
Monday evening at 7:30, for praotioe.
Attorney S. F. Wilson has placed
; an order for a new Franklin automo
bile. It will be delivered in a few
days. . "':''s '
Mr. and Mis. A. B. MoEwen will
go to Eugene in a week or two, where
. they will attend the graduation of
their son Ralph, from University of
Oregon.
Tbe oondition of Henry Pinkerton,
of Weston, is considered very serious
and grave fears are felt for his re
covery. :
Mrs. Sarah Bowles, of Walla Walla,
was a guest of ber daughter, Mrs. F. S.
LeGrow, for several days the last of
the week.
A number of prominent Indians
have wired the department at Wash
ington favoring the removal of ', Agent
MoFatridge. They assert that the
agent favored the bankers and mer
chants of Pendleton more than he did
the Indians. . ,:-
Rcy Hines, a bright newsboy, who
sells the Saturday Evening Post, makes
regular visits to Athena eaoh Friday
and Saturday. : . ;
Mr. John Rothrook made a trip to
Hot Lake sanitarian! the first of tbe
week, to visit his wife who is taking
treatment there.
Mrs. A. L. Jones, who was oonflaed
to ber home with a seriously sprained
foot, is again able to look after affairs
at her millinery store.
Strawberries are ripening and will .
soon be plentiful. Reports from tbe
Milton yioinity are that there will be
a good crop of berries.
. B. 0. Kidder is up from Pendleton
for the purpose of remodeling' and
painting the cottage ha reoently pur
chased from J. M. Hayes. " . ",
Bert Ramsay ' left Wednesday for
Alberta. , He will remain there sever
al weeks looking, over the country,
and may conclude to locate.
Rawl Miller and Benny Gross, who
attend the Oregon Agricultural col
lege, will be among tbe next to arrive
home, sometime next month.
IX The families of Geo. Thompson,
I Henry Sobmitt and Fred Gross attend
ed the funeral of the late Mrs. J. J.
Gross in. Walla Walla Monday.
Mrs. Kettler, of Wenatohee, Wash,
visited in tbe city Sunday, the guest
of ber brother, David Taylor, and of
ber sister, Mrs. Jaokson Nelson.
Mrs. W. S. Perry, of Pendleton,
with her daughter, Minnie, were vis
iting ber sisters, Mrs. Geo. Bannister
and Mrs. Harvey Caton, Sunday.
Call and see the new consignment ot
children's hats, also a splendid line of
the latest tbiug in veilings, that have
just arrived at Mrs. Lizzie Jones.
jDr. Plamondon, Attorney Wilson
Tand M. L. Watts transacted business
at the agenoy Wednesday. They made
the trip in the Barrett automobile.
W. H. MoCormacb of Pendleton4
has purchased Lehman Springs for
$10,000 and will at once oommenoe
making improvements at the resort.
W. S. Byers, tbe pioneer miller,
died Weduesday morning at his borne
in Pendleton. His death oame sud
denly and was the result of diabetes.
Wenaha Springs will be opened to
toe puwio June i. J. A. Jtsorie, tne
proprietor, has been making improve
ments on the roads leading to the re
sort. . , '
M. J. Gookerline, the well known
druggist of Weston j.is dangerously ill.
For several days his condition has been
such that little hope is held out for his
reoovery. , . - : - '
Monday Henry Barrett took a party
to Walla Walla in bis auto, consist
ing of Mrs. Plamondon, Misses Kath
leen MoEwen and Gertie JBoouer, and
Mr. Henry Adams.
Tbe Epworth League will serve sup
per in the .basement dining room of
tbe M. E. church on Tuesday evening,
May 25. A good supper will be served
for 25 cen ts per plate. .
(Tbe reading room " is being well
patronized by the young people of tbe
community. All who have magazines
are rea nested to bring them in. It
will be greatly appreciated.
In addition to tbe Baptist delegates
mentioned in the last issue of the
Press, those attending tbe Baptist as
sociation in Adams from the Metbod-
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carpets ana rcugs
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We beg to announoe the arrival of our Spring line of carpets and rugs.
Mr Mann, our Carpet Manager, spent several weeks in New York selecting
only tbe best of the new creations, so that we can orleor yuu a most sup
erb variety of beautiful and exclusive patterns A more handsome and
select stock of both carpets and rugs could not be found Embracing as it
does many particularly new designs aad coloring effects iu Oriental Flora
and Domestic designs, this splendid showing covers every thing in tbe
most reliable carpet styles
, . We not only have by far tbe most complete line in tbe Inland Empire,
but we guarantee you perfect satisfaction and finished workmanship or
refund puiuhase prioe :
You are always welome to come to onr store and look around whether
yon want to buy or not but should you buy we will prepay tbe 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)
Branch Store at Pasco, Wash.
ist chnroh in this oity this week were:
Rev. Geiszler and daughter, Mrs. E.
M. Smith, Miss Norma Smith and
I Emery Aohilles.
lANew sidewalks are being put down
this week in trout of tne J arm an res
idence on Fourth street and fronting
the Mosgrove property on Third street,
between Main and Current.
)Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Colburn return
ed irom vjamornia xnoay evening.
Mr. Colburn has purohased a residence
at Long Beaoh and hereafter will
spend the winter months there.
A party consisting of James Foss,
E. B. Harris and Mr. Young, took a
couple of days' outing on the Umatilla
river this week. They report a satis
factory oatoh of the finny tribe. 7v',-;
)L Misses Gertie Boober and Kate
Maloney assisted the Presi force this
week in folding the thousands of pub
licity tracts that are to be distributed
by tbe Athena Commercial Association.-
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Lowell Rogers and Marion Jack were
in Athena Friday of last week cir
culating a pettion among tbe business
men for the retention of Major Mo
Fatridge, as agent of the Umatilla
reservation.
One week from today and tomorrow
is the date of the Pioneers' Pionio at
Weston. Extensive preparations have
been made for the entertainment of all
visitors. The usual good time will be
in store for all who attend.
In a $35,000 fire reoently at Chelan,
Wash., Wm. Ridenour, a. brother of
Mrs. Fred Boyd of this city, suffered
a loss of $100 on a barn, and L. W.
Barnes, nephew of Wm. Kilgore, a
damage of $500 to his residence. . .
Dr. Joseph Baddeley, tbe veterinary
jmrgeon, will be in tbe oity from
Boise , Idaho, between June 5th and
12th and will remain for a few days.
Any one desiring his professional sor
vioes will find him at MoBride's livery
stable.
Xlhe Athena Truok company has
purohased a splendid team of draft
horses from Henry Barrett. This
makes the seoond team purobased by
the company in the past two weeks,
the other being a fine pair of black
3-year-olds.
The members of the Presbyterian
ohuroh at Milton will establish a gym
nasium, for the purpose of introducing j
Indoor athletics, whioh will be 'con
ducted on a membership basis. The
members of any Snnday sobool will be
admitted on equal terms. -
A few new arrivals at Jarman's De
partment Store: Ladies' oolored and
fanoy hose; men's, boys', ladies', and
children's oxfords; several nice pat
terns white and black peroale; white
collar bone; red, white and blue bunt
ing ; a large assortment of flags.
Tbe taxpayers of Weston will have
a meeting Monday, May 31, to decide
whether a high school will be estab
lished or not. The indications are that
a large majority are in favor of estab
lishing a sobool to teaob students in
grades higher than the eighth.
X The Press is in reoeipt of an invita
tion to attend the commencement ex-
eroises at the Eastern Oregon Normal
sobool, whioh take place next Monday
and Tuesday. The invitation is sent
by courtesy of Miss Doris Barnes, of
Weston, who is a member of tbe grad
uating class.
The Ideal Christian Association held
their weekly sooial last Friday night
at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs.
N. Soott. Tbe young people were
conveyed to tbe place of meeting in an
up-to-date hay raok. AJ1 enjoyed the
evening immensely and regretted the
arrival of the hour of departure.
NTohool olosed in Athena this' fore
noon, and children and teachers will
now take a needed vaoation for the
summer. Tne Misses urswea win
leave for their home in Eugene, the
first of next week, and Mrs. Walker
will go to Walla Walla, where she
will take a position as bookkeeper for
the summer months. ... r
Mr. and Mrs. William MoKenzie, of
Weston, were trading in the oity Wed
nesday morning. Mr. MoKenzie has
contracted with tbe Kidder painters
of tnis oity to paint and decorate his
magnificent new barn,' recently com
pleted on his farm just east of Weston.
This building is said to be tbe largest
private barn in tbe county.
Decoration Day is to be observed at
Athena in the usnal appropriate man
ner. The local G. A. R. post has is
sued a call for a general cleaning up
of tbe cemetery. The work will be
gin at 2 p. m. Saturday, May 29. Sou-
day, May 30, the cburobes are to hold
union memorial services at tbe Metb
odist chnrob. Rev. Geiszler, of; tbe
M. E. cburob, will preaob tbe mem
orial sermon. On Monday, May 31,
all are invited to meet with tbe war
veterans at Masonic ball at 10 o'clock,
a. m., wben the marob will be taken
up proceeding to tbe cemetery, where
the graves of the dead will be deo-
orated. .
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 tact
almost everything. Evening Gowns Party Dresses Cleaned on Short Notice.
206 ALT A STREET, PENDLETON, OREGON. TelephoneMain 169
School will close next week in tbe
various places where are now attend
ing Athena students, and a large num
ber of young people will onoe more
be at borne. Tbe greater majority of
tbese will attend tbe Athena High
sobool next term, only a few having
passed tbe 12th grade work. Manrioe
Hill will arrive from Lewiston High,
sobool, Lovots and Jessie McEwen
from Pendleton Academy, Edna Tay
lor and Irene Dndley from St Joseph's
academy, Pendleton, Sheldon Taylor
and Clarence Brotberton from Pendle
ton High school, and Ceclle Boyd
and Lula Tharp from tbe Weston Nor
mal school. Golda Willaby arrived
last week from Portland, where she
attended bigb ecbooL
We have a most complete line of Dress Shirts, in all
shades and quality. xA new line f neckties; it does
not matter what kind you want; we've got 'em. Our
glove stock is complete; we have anything you want in.
shoes and oxfords. Just received two swell numbers in
fbxfords this week in oxbloods. Prices, $4 & $4.50 come
jin and look them oven
Mtertiotfl, 'Ladies
Heatherbloom petticoats in black, tan, brown and navy blue; prices $1.50 to 4 dollars;
also gingham petticoats just the thing for spring; prices 90c $1 C& $1.25.ADo not
forget that we are headquarters for anything you want in muslin underwear, shirt
-waist suits, dress skirts in voile, panama, also in white linen. AShoes, Oxfords for i
ladies and children, a complete line.
We Have
Goods
Jarman's
mm
Store.
los&Toye
Company
Mercantile
New Spring Goods
are , '
arriving Daily
New Spring Goods
are
arriving Daily
we are now showing the latest spring and summer produc
tions of the foreign and domestic markets, and guarantee
our prices for the same qualities of Merchandise lower
than all competitors.
! I
Silks Men's Suits i
) Striped Taffetas, Mescalines, all colors Before making your spring purchase, (
''Printed Foulards in great variety, Tokio look over our hand tailored Suits, very
and Rajah Pongees. latest color and cut. Price 12.50 to $25. j
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. i
to suit customers. Ladies Shoes
' Fancy WaistingS We latest creations in Tan, Oxblood
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
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-;
! Laces, Bandings Ribbons and Gloves out collars. Well made. New patterns.
m all the latest fads and colors. Perfect fitting.
Ladies Neckwear Men's Neckwear
Collar Rushings and Jabots to suit the Just received new line of Ties. Up to
most fastidious. J date colors! and stripes. Prices 35 C& 50c
TIE B. 8 H. TRADING STAMPS 111 M CASfflRdSE