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Olii Turner was in town from Wes
tou Monday. ' x
Mr. aod Mrs. Le Grow spent Sunday
ia Walla Walls.: v " -l
Mrs. Z. F. Look wood was ia Pen
dleton Wednesday. '
Mrs. Henry Dell was a Pendleton
visitor Wednesday. " r -
' Mrs. E. M. Smith af Weston, spent
Saturday in the oity.
Mr. Ira Kemp was in the oity
Monday, fro'n Weston. .
Viotor MoDonald was in town from
Walla Walla Tuesday. . i
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0. O. Henry was a business visitor
at Pendleton, Monday.
Miss WilmaDnpnis of Weston, vis-
ited friends in the oity Saturday.
V Miss Etbel Chapman baa aooepted a
position in the Golden Role store.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MoKenzie of
Weston, were in tbe oity Satniday.
Hairy BnDdy oame np from Pendle
ton Sunday and spent the day in tbe
oity..;: . . . ";. ;; ; ,
Miss Ada Overturf of Pendleton,
was the guest of Athena friends Sun-riav
0. B? Biobards baa been appointed
trustee ot tbe H. A. Bnndy bankrupt
stock. ' .'-:,,V'--.
Manrioe Bill oame up from Pendle
tou Sunday and spent the day with
fiinnde.J '; v.'Vl V .'
Tbe Mi6ses Daisy and Etbel Wad- j
diogbam of Weston, were in the oity
Saturday. -.
Barn Bannisier lost a valuablemule
tbis week fiom distemper and blood-;
poisoning. ' '.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ross were over
from Weston, Monday, trading at the
local Btoree. ...
Mrs; Lester O'Harra and Mrs.
James Lalande of Weston were in tbe
city Tuesday. - .. -
Mrs. Lillian Dobeon will oommenoe
her term of school in the LaMar dis
trict next Mouday.
Matt Mosgrove oame over from Mil
ton and assisted the foroe in tbe store
bere a oouple of days. ,
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Mrs. Arthur Downs and children of
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Jforuana, are vituuog at iub uuuia ui
Mr. and Mrs. W.. B. Dubeou.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Booher drove to
Milton Wednesday, where they laid in
a supply of peaobes for winter use.
Harry MoBride, who purchased the
Gimiuin'ntana nn . Wild Hnrsa fimplr.
will take possession about October 1.
Miss Laura Molutrye, is at tbe Fix
& Kadtke store this week, assisting
during: tbe absence of Miss Merna
DePeatt.
E. E. Kooutz is assisting at tbe
First National Bank daring tbe ab
sence of Cashier Le Grow, who is in
Montana tbis week. j
Peaches are sold at Milton and
Freewater fruit rauches at one cent
per pound. A large onmber of people
in tbis vioiuity bare taken advantage
of tbe lew prices.
Laurence Lieuallen was in the city
from bis Adams ranoh Monday. Laur
ence has hia grain all harvested and
hauled to the warehouse.. ? L
Dr. L. Dili ia a faitbf nl student of
tbe Bible. He informs tbe Press that
be has jnst finished reading tbe book
through, for tbe seventh time. -
The Vin .Moore company played to
fair sized Budiecoea at tbe Atbena
opera bonse ' Monday, Tnesday and
Wednesday nights of tbis week.
The members of tbe Christian Wo
men's Board of Missions wen enter
tained at the borne of Mrs. W. E.
Dobson, Wednesday afternoon.
Leslie Nelson, Henry Bootfer, Wm.
Jones and Ai Sigmon will leave Sun
day for northwestern Washington,
where tbey will homestead laud.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton have
moved to tbe D. A. Pinkerton plaoe,
near town. Mr. and Mrs. Pinkerton
will reside at Milton this winter.
- Mr. and Mrs. George Bannister have
returned home from tbe mountains.
Bnt few oamps now remain, oold
nights and inclement weather having
turned them homeward. .
J. A. Eirk is placing American bog
tight fenoe aronnd bia farm, south of
town. An indication that he does
not propose to hereafter inn thn risk
of losing money on down grain.
Miss Ceoile Boyd left Wednesday to
resume ber work in tbe Idaho State
Normal sobool at Lewistoo, She will
spend several days with friends in
Spokane, before going to Lewie ton.
George Ferguson was in town Tues
day from tbe mountains. While bere
be laid in a supply of firearms and
ammunition, preparatory to bunting
for bear in tbe Looking Glass country.
Charles Kirk baa returned from a
visit to bia wife and children in the
Willamette valley. Mrs. Kirk's
health ia gradually improving and
she will return home in tbe near fu
ture. :
Misses Delia Danner and Goldie
Willaby were in the oity Friday,
visiting friends. The young ladies
were on their way to Portland, after a
visit witn Miss Danner's parents in
Milton.
Mrs. John Pieroe has been oritioally
ill at ber borne soutn of Athena for
several days. She ia now considered
by tbe attending physician to be ont
of danger, and ber early reoovery is
looked for.
Atbena fishermen who spent Snnday
on tbe Umatilla river had poor luck,
but few trout responding to tempting
bait and fly. Monday, Milt Swaggart
and Emil Sbntert fared better, eaob
returning home with a fair oatob.
Uncle "Bill" Woodward was in
town Wednesday for tbe first time 10
several months, having been con fined
to the home of bis daughter with
sickness. The old gentleman is grow
ing feeble with age and obronio ail
ments. ?
Program at the Dreamland for Fri
day and Saturday nights: 1. ''The
Adventures of Bill," Biograpb. 2.
A Conviofs Heart," Pathe S"Loa
inn to Win," Kalem. Snnday: 1.
"Her Crowning Glory," Vitagrapb.
2 "A Hot Time ia Atlantio City."
Lutin. 8 A Principality in Moroo
oo, Ganmoot.
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ailor.rVflade
suite
Mew samples of Fall and
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Imported and Domestic Weaves
to Order from
$13
up
Special attention given to Cleaning
and Pressing
B. It MILLIKEN, Athena, Ore
: Walter Judy, now a postal olerk in
the Seattle postof floe, was in tbe oity
Friday aod Saturday renewing ao
qnaintanoes bere. He was en route to
Denver, wbere he goes as delegate to
the national convention of postsl
olerks. - . . . , .
. George Carmiobael Jr, was fined
$45 in Jnstioe Biobards' oourt for as
sault on Harold Molnty re, a minor.
Tbe charge was preferred by Hugh
Molntyre, father of the boy. Car
miobael pleaded guilty before Judge
Biobards.
In the long-drawn out suit of Ber
gevin Bros, vs Matt Mosgrove. Jndge
Phelps has handed down a decree in
favor of Mosgrove. PlaiotiBt is or
dered to pay defendant $1198.41 aud
interest ainoe 1906 and tbe costs of
tbe litigation. Raley & Raley and
Fee & Slater represented tbe de
fendant in the suit.
After compromising an assault and
battery oharge brought by his former
wife, Mrs. Pearl Lynn, in Justice
Richards' court by agreeing to leave
tbe city for a stipulated period, Clay
ton Luna returned to Atbena, and in
default of payment of $50 fine was
taken to the oounty jail Monday eve
ning by OtQoer Henry. ,
Saved Hir Lift from Pneumonia
"My wife had severe attack of Pneu
monia which followed a case of La Grippe
and I believe that FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR saved her life," writes James
Coffee, of Raymond, Missouri.
Good Results In Every Case
Dr.C. J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich., writes:
I have used FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR in three very severe cases of pneu
monia with good results in every case."
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N. Jackson, ot Danville, 111-, writes:
"My daughter had a severe attack of
La Grippe and a terrible cough on her
lungs. We tried a great many remedies
without relief. She tried FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR which cured her.
She has never been troubled with a cough
since."
Cured When Very Lew Willi
Pneumonia,
J. w". Bryan, of Lowder, 111., writes:
"My little boy was very low with pneu
monia. Unknown to the doctor we gave
him FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
The result was majical and puzzled the
doctor, as it immediately stopped the
racking cough and he quickly recovered."
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For Ladies and Misses
We are now showing the latest and
most uptodate Coats in this exclu
sive, high class line.
Tjfe Redfern garments are not made sweat shops. They
are made in one of the most sanitary factories in the U.
S. and every Coat or Suit of this make is guaranteed by
the factory as much as by us. When you buy a gar
ment, why not buy the best? The best is the cheapest in the end. We invite you to
our store and will be pleased to show you all the latest in Fall and Winter goods.
Ia'Sl RADTP
THE "MONEY-BACK'' 'STORE, ATHENA, OREGON
Hugh Taylor spent Saturday night
in tbe oity baetile. and contributed a
$35 tine to tbe oity treasuty for being
drunk and disorderly.
Rev. D. M. Helmiok has been as
signed tjy tbe Methodist Episoopal
conferonoe held last week at Ellens
burg, Wash., to tbe pastorate of the
M. E. oburoh in tbis oity. Rev.
Thomas Lawson will have tbe oharge
at La Crosse, Wasb,
Prof. Edgar Smith of Weston and
Herbert Parker of this oity are with
the Pendleton Round-up band at
Calgary, Alberta, tbis week. Tbe
band is furnishing musio for tbe
"Stampede." Calgary'a frontier and
wild west exhibition.
Fay Le G row's string ot relay Dors
es are being worked ont in this oity
by trainers. The string is in quartera
at tbe Wright tarn and are attracting
much attention. The horses will be
entered in tbe relay races at tbe
Roundup and tbe Walla Walla fair.
George RosenzWeig oame down from
Eltopia Saturday, and spent tbe day
bere. lbe KosenzweJg wheat crop in
Franklin county averaged 15- bnsbels
per acre tbis year. Hot winds at a
critic! period of grain development
lessened tbe produotiou considerably.
lbe Press man can vonob for Dr.
Newsom's "Chambers-Detroit" oeing
soodoarjin doiosr so tbe top will
not be included in tbe statement. A
solve would serve tbe purpose intended
as well. This we found ont Ly taking
ride with "Barney" dnring a recent
rain storm.
A' Wilson-Marshall olub will be
organized at Pendleton next Saturday,
September 14. Senator John M.
Geariu of Portland will be in Pendle
ton and address tbe meeting. All
n si m i ma an j-v 9 XJ nnAwrwm XXI SlaAtl vnaarfl. '
less ot party affiliations, are cordially
2 : j - j . I i
iDviteu to lo preseui.
Mrs. Lillie Miller will leave Sunday
for Portland, where she will study tbe
latest millinery and order goods for
lbe fall trade. Mrs. Miller already
baa on display a few early fall walk
ing hats, and announces ber first open
ing of trimmed hats for Friday end
Saturday, September 13 and 14.
R. T. Brown, bavins finished tbe
season as oaptain of Walla Walla's
nennant winners in tbe Western in
state league, is enjoying a rest at bis
borne in this city. Tbe season was
finished Monday, Labor day. Boise
finished in second plaoe, Pendletou
third, and La urande in toe cellar.
Wines are tbe staples in family liq-
ours. Bert Cartano oarriee a large
and varied stook of select viotacef
11.50 cer tr alloc von can sot bboloe
ToKay, MoEoat, Aogelioa, Sweet Ca
tawba or Fort. These are Calif ornia'a i
best product and give satisfaction
wherever used. Call at tbe "Goat"
for tbe best and purest liquors.
Members of tbe oity counoil riaited
tbe bead worka of tbe gravity water
system Tnesday afternoon. Tbey
found tbe prospects for securing a
good supply of water to re eoooorag
iog. Workmen are still engaged in
excavating a shaft and are said to be
encountering more water witb every
tlait iuto the rook.
Miss Nina Jack, daughter of Mar
ion Jack, was married at tbe Episcopal
reotoiy in Pendleton, Saturday even
ing, to Mr. Frank Doff, Rev. Charles
Qoioney officiating. Tbe young lady
is well and favorably known in Atb
ena, wbere she baa many fiiends, nnd
tbe groom is tbe son of a pioeperous
farmer of tbe Pendleton vicinity.
All members of Pythian Lodge, No.
29, K. of P. are requested by the
Chancellor Commander, C. 0. Henry,
to be present at tbs regular meeting of
tbe lodge, on next Thursday evening.
Business of importance will be trans
acted after wbiob lunch will be served.
Tbe lodge exreots to take in a no ruber
of sew members dorirtg tbe fall and
winter months.
'aMaEjaMawnwKsi
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Winona Wagons,
Buggies Hacks
Moline Plows
Buffalo Pitts
Harrows
clnd all Season
able Tools
Rock Springs'
Coal, Lumber,
Shingles C& build
ing material, all
reduced in price.
Will supply all demands in our line at lowest market rates, and liberal discount made
for cash purchases. Stock is C III PpAAKctol Weston,
U. It. 1 I
WALTER A. WOOD
Disc, Spring-Tooth and
Spike-Tooth
arrows
S'Tooth and Diamond
Spike-Tooth (Htetth)
Cultivators
HEW EMPIRE
A line of earth-working
implements that
possess advantages no
others can duplicate.
Do not buy any farm
implements until you
have had us demon
strate fully every exclu
sive feature Wood im-
plements poasess.
Double Run Feed Drills, Eclipsing
all former Drills for Durability
and Draft,
Large and Very Complete
Oregon.
Si
iosgroye lercantile
Corner Main
and 3rd Sts
Company
Athena,
Oregon
si Hist
Mr
for voir lie
Wo new fall shapes of the celebrated Gordon hats have
just arrived.
This very" exclusive line of Hats which we are now
showing, makes it possible for us to meet the demand
gf all good dressers, and we invite inspection.
cA most complete line of the more staple shapes and
colors, as well as the latest novelties,
Gordon hat is the real Satisfaction hat.
B & H Green Trading Stamps with all Cash purchases
Notice.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given tbst aftr ttis data
I will not Le reapooaible for any debts
contracted by any members of my
family. Dated at Atbena, Oregon. I
tbis 2nd day of September, 1912. j
J. 8. Myrick.
MOSGROVE MERCANTILE COMFY.
Main and 3rd. Phone, Main 65. Athena, Oregon.