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Wes Zerba la over toduy from Walla
Walla. "-
Mr. aad Mrs. Charlea Gerkiog mot
ored to Feodleloo Wednesday.
. F. 8. LaQrow left Sunday eveniog
fof MootaUB, oo tan days' business
trip.
Hany Sayora haa alfafa bay for sale
at bis plaoe six miles south of Ath
ene. Adv. -
Mra. J. 8. Harris visited Id Athena
Toosday, the guest of ber aiater, Mrs
Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keen and Mrs
Lola Payne visited in Milton the Bret
pi the week.
Fot Sale several young oowa, oom
ing lresb soon. Arthur Coppook,
Athena. Adv.
Mr. and Mra n n-ji . ..
and m.. "7 ana inr.
""uon xaylor visited 1
uuietun ounaay.
Loat-Gold aleeva bntton. tetween
Buiaebome and Masonic ball.. Ke
torn to J. 0. Bcrke.
Mrs. Elian hoi h n.. 2" i .
, .7 khuu aua uangn-
tor, Mies Marv Irvin.
morning for Albany. "
Mrs. F. B. LaM... , .. .
. w ,v T lDluluea yeeter.
nay rooming from a few days' visit
with friends in Pendleton.
Mrs. Will TrI1 r qi r', .
j 1 nwi, iubuo.
IS 8 SOBHt at. the hn. . L. . .
,, - ui uai oonsin.
Mrs. F. W. Long, near town.
f w"'.,011,6.8 Bt,an dt0M er oar
h. m"1" Il"""'y.ooo1npanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mabar.
M'8SBS j688i BHerly and Vesta Cnts-
ii j i toe Athena sobool.
visited in Pendleton Saturday.
Pendleton opened the tall season at
Pilot Rook Wednesday, and met de-
i uj nie oiose aoore of 3 to 8.
ine posloffioe at Gibbon hurnnt.
ly been re-eatahliahari aft.. k..i.
been disoontinned for soma tima,
Mrs. Thomas Boylan of Pendleton,
visited bet danghter, Mrs. L. 8. Vin.
oeut, a oonpla of daya this week.
Oliver Diotranann. hx inrk... n.
8barp'a Maxwell oar and the dootor is
oontemplating the pnrabass of new
Ford.
Mrs. N. H. Pinkerton of Wash
tnona, Wash., ia in the city, having
joined ber husband at the bedside of
bis mother. .
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ATHENA
Capital and Surplus
$100,000:00
baa been
Elizabeth
Lewiston,
Mr. Lee Fountain hn
visiting hia sister, Mrs.
Manafleld, will leave for
Idaho, soon.
Alfred Franz had the misfortune to
step on a nail, causing aseriona woond
iu mi iooc. Dr. riamondoo haa been
attending him.
Mrs. Vanslyka of Weston,
ment. Ibe grounds are being put intn
oondltion and from now on regular
praotioa will be in order.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Gross motor
ad out to the old homestead Sunday,
Maroh 11, where tbev nartonk nf a
aomptnoDS dinner prepared by tbeir
danghler, Mrs. Lnka Bead, the event
uelna iu honor of their SKth acaririino
day anniversary. Their obildren and
grand obildren were present and all
ed a very happy flay. ,,
Barrv Savers, reaidino nn tha rin,.
tilla liver, found it neoessary to kill
three dogs aa a reanlt of tbeir getting
intn a flfitit with a rabid nnvntw i Ha
kept one of the doga until it bad devel
oped rabies, and sent tbe bead of the
animal to Health Offlosr White at
Portland, who reported that the an
imal waa afflioted:witb tbe diseaie
when dmnatnhnri
EU I - r
ndflv avaninir Ofhtla nnf riplvlnn
and Mra.t' Anua Johnson, danghter of Mr.
wana
enjoye
lflan
J
New Shop Open
For Business
I am now ready to handle all work in my
line at living prices. All kinds of Sheet Met- ,
al work a specialty. All kinds of pump re.
pairing, plumbing, utc. I will guarantee en
tire satisfaction. Give me trial.
; W. H, Marcho - A
Opposite Tum-a-lum Lumber Yard, Main Street, Athena
Watch Prices
Illinois 0 size, il jewels, 20-year Crown case, only $ 9.50
Illinois 16 size, 17 jewels, 20 - yr Crown case, only 10.00
Elgin 16 size, 7 jewels, Silverode case, only - - 5.50
Elgin 16 size, 17 jewels, Silverode case, only - - 14.50
L. S. Vincent, Jeweler
Hawks' Drug Store, Main Street, Athena, Oregon
We Strongly Recommend Our
White Pine, Tar
and
Eucalyptus
For Colds. Give it a Trial.
, ' ' ' . '. i
Byron N. Hawks, Druggist
the Ltrk2irzsnf the
Mst h oX spring alVa the cost
KT0AMMOf,mTG
NO -HUMMOCKING
NO SAGGING
for: tn EUu
tf?ri va w vr s
0jl ais
NO RAfifilNG
NO DRAGGING
NO PITCHING
See tl:?!&t" Sfw3
MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE.
millinery store dniing the spring and
Hummer season.
yXba Foss-Wioship oompany bas in
retailed a Den nnmn mil UM nin tn
a new oistern at the Brnnnt Rnnnka
piaoB west or town.
Barvev Londell fell f mm it nil nf
lumber at the sobool grounds Honda?
and broke bia arm. Dr. Sharp baa
unuea gno reaooed tbe Iraotnre. i
Ralph Folsom of Pendleton, passed
through town yesterday witb hia
funeial oar, on the way to Weston, to
attend th tnueral of Mrs. Harry lot
oer.
Mrs. James Nelson arrived in Ath
ena tbis week from her home in Al
berta, having been summoned to tba
bedside of her mother, Mrs. William
rinaerton.
Artbnr Gbapmnn, wbn waa atrioken
wun an attack of annendiaitia.. la ra
coveting nnder the care of Dr. Sharp
ana win not have to antmit t.i an nn
eraiiou lor relief.
Auia seotioo was visited with a bp
vers dust storm Wednesday eveuinc.
whioh waa snanondnr! hv hantt
downpour of rain whioh oontinnAil
for an honr 01 mors.
Joseph N. Soott motored (o Pendle
ton Sunday, aooompanied by bis fam
ilv and Mra. DePeatt and daughter.
'iney round Mrs. Uen Harris improv
ing very aatlsfaotorily
Mrs. Lillie Miller annoonoea that
aha is receiving another new shipment
of spring beta today, and will bava
tbem open for inBneotion tomorrow.
(Jail and aee them. Adv.
The subject of the Sunday morning
sermon . at the Methodist Eoisontml
ohnroh will be: "What Will You Do
With Christ'" In the evenins: "Pro
fit and Loss." A. M. Lambert. Pastor
Dr. MoMatb. the Otteonalh. who1
has been reeidins in Walla Walla
and maintaining an ofloo in Athena,
DBS deoided to locate here permanent
ly and will move here within a abort
time. ,
Walter Myera oama down ' from
'Stnrbnok, Saturday and greeted old
friends, spending tbe day at the John
Htanton home. - Mr.- Myera ' wa-oif
nis nay to Baker, where he baa em
ployment.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. W. Ware were
guests at tba home of Mr. and Mrs.
B. N. Hawka Inesday. Mr. Wara ia
traveling in tba Interests of a drug
company, with headquarters at Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. T. S. Handsaker. Dlatrint Snn
erintendent of tbe Christian Woman'a
Board of Missions, will be in Athena
next Sunday aud will oondnot tba
morning service at the Christian
I obntih. ' All are invited.
lr-'Pink" Harbour. Weston's leading
briuk mannfafllnrer. waa in Inwn voa.
terday flashing a bandfnl of 120 gold
nieaea. Never before In nor Ufa riirl
we feel more in tbe humor to shake
bands witb Mr. Harbour.
Walter Adams haa trader! "114 H " a
oar known from here to Jnnean, Alas
ka for an $ 1800 six oylinder Buiok
roadster. His new oar is one of the
best put out bv the Hoick fantorv.
having power and speed to turn.
The next regular meetiui of the
Mother's Club will be held at tha
boms of Mis. Osborne, oo Gollese
street, on Friday, Matob 26th, at 3
o'olook. Tbe aubleot for discussion
will be: "Training Obildren for Fu
ture Usefulness."
hbrlie Sawyer baa auxin drifted
isok to hia old hnnnfa in jAthnnn. af.
ter 'spending several months at Lenis-
loo, idano. Uharlle says re baa re
turned to Athena always to lemain.
and- will attend sobool in tbe new
sohool building.
Wfllkey, Jaoob Reno set ont the new
TTmhaAa. In . k. nil- D..I. UI.
week. Tbe work of planting was well
dona and if tba 260 treea have good
oare, tbeir growth will mean plenty of
shade at tha Park,
f be anto atago leaves Athena twioe
daily for Weston, at 8:10 a. m. and
1:10 p. m. ; and leaves twioe daily for
Adams and Pendleton, at 9:25 a. m.
and 11:20 p. oi. Express packages car
ried. Hoadqnarters at St. Niobols
Hot,al. A. M. Boyden, proprietor. Ad
li Tha Athnns Hiffh anhnnl flahalapa
Vpoonsisting oi Arnold Koepke, Lonis
i owHrt idq iniBs zioia iveen, ien mis
morning for Hermision, wbera tonight
tbey will meet tha debating team of
that eity. Thia team baa won every
debate so far. and moon is expected
of them In this meeting.
Mra. A. H Molntyra, who haa been
at Walla Walla for several daya in
hospital, submitted to snraioal oner-
ation Mondav. in whioh Dr. A. R
8tona of tbta oity participated. Tba
patient la reported aa proirassins nioe-
ly. Her bnsband and Miaa Lizzie Mo
lntyra nets in attendance noon ber.
Gray snita bava been nrdnrad hv tha
Foaa-Winabip company for tba Atbeua
base ball learn. Tbe team will play
ita first game witb Milton it tha Mil
ton grounds, and tba suits will prob
ably not be reoeived in tima to wear
at tbia game, but tba boys bopa to
bava tbem ty 8onday, April 4, whan
tba Drat game will ba played on tha
boms grounds, with tb Milton team
again on tba other and of tba argu-
Arohia Sbiok will assist in the Mille1 BDaN Mrs. 1 Alex Johnson, near town,
rno
waa severelv hurt in a rnnawav anni.
dent. Xbe team beoarue nnmanage
able and threw Miss Johnson to the
ground, oausiug a fraotured bone in
one arm and a sprained ankle. Tbe
yonng lady waa taken to tbe borne of
Mra. Hawortb, when Dr. Stone was
oalled.aud redooed the fraoture
Tbe Foss-Wlnshin Hardwara nnm
pany will thia aeaaon oarry aa exoep
tionally large stock of fishing taokle.
The line em braoea everything In flys,
rods, reels' and leadnra. Tha lataat
in Dy booka Will ba ahnnn nnrl th
assortment of booka Is larger and more
varied tuan naoallv carried In atnnk
(-all at tbe atore and secure yonr ang
ter ana nunttug lloenaea for tbe sea
son
WednesdaV nioht waa an ananinlnna
oooasion for MoKenzla Chapter, No.
112. Wben tba iodaa waa vlaitarl hv tha
State Uranfl Worth Matron M.a
Nellie MoUowan. After the business
session, a social bonr waa spent and
dainty refreshments . consisting of
oakes and ioes wara served bv Mia. A.
A. Fosa and Mra. Hamv Hall Mra
MoGowan was entertained at tha home
or tne Worthy Matron, Mrs. A. B.
Motswen, whila in the oity.
Tha Athena Bantist nhnrnh haa
extended a oall to Bev. Milo (i. Bent
ley of Freenater. to bannma tholi. iu
tor, aod ha has accepted tba oall aud
wui preaoo next Sunday morning at
n ana in the even inn t Tha
ohnroh feels that tha nrnananta fnv
the work are very good, and tbe pub
lic ia most oordially invited to attend
all servioes. Tbe Daatoi haa aome 1m.
POrtant announoemnnta tn matta navf
Sunday aa to the future of bis work
in Atbenn, and hopes to aee a large
asdienoa both mornins and atenlno
A welcome awaits yon.
rabid oovota was billed at tha
mold Wood plaoe southeast cf Ath
ena, Sanday, after it bad abased Mrs.
Wood to tbe bouse. 'J' be animal whs
first seen bv Mrs. Wood ont at the
ham, where aba thought it waa after
er flOOk Of Bents. Endeavor! nn tn
soare it off, the animal turned ou her,
inn pursueu ner to tne house. It then
lamped into a wire fence several
times, before Jt was killed by Mr,
Wood, who put fa or shots into it witu
a "22."rPreSumablV tha nn tinvnta
foroed a man and woman In nlimh a
fence earlier in tbe day, on the road
near tbe Harry MoBride ranch
A eala of corns, heifers and hnoa
Will ba held at tha Rnv flannflata
ranch six miles west of Free water and
one mile sonth of 'Vinoent, Tuesday
Maroh 23, at 1 p. m. sharp. Twentv-
tbree oows, Brst class Jersey stock.
nearly all fresh, brad to renlatarnd
Jetaey toll Weston Hsael Pogia, No.
84092; flva yearling beifers, bred as
ibive; two 3 year-old beifera, -bred as
oove. Tbia la aeleoted atook. tha nrn.
prietor having been grading tba stock
no with a view to their milblno nnal.
ities. Six Poland Cbina brood sows,
some with pigs, others to farrow soon,
adv.
Mrs. Jennie A. Trima mita nf R.
ry Turner of Weston, died at ber home
tnere Tuesday nlgbt, and tba funeral
was held yesterday at Weston. Mrs,
Turner bad been 111 with nnnner fnr
several months, and her death, a deep
sorrow to ber man? frienda waa not
nnexpeoted, She was SI years old and
native of Illinnia. Ht-o haa mint
ber married life in Oreson. and leaves
to monrn ber. her hnahand anrl tn
grown sons, Monroe and Floyd. Mrs.
Tamer was active in lodge and soolal
oiroles. and was a member of the Or
der of Eastern Star, tbe Women of
Woodcraft, the . Artiaana and tbe
Pjtluau Sisters. Maoy of tbe mem
bers of MoKeniia Chanter () K H
of tbit oity attended tbe funeral.
Mrs. B. N. Hawka drove ber oar to
Walla Walla Mondav. aoaomnauieil
by Mrs. D. U. Mansfield. Mrs. M. L.
Watta and Mrs. F. B. Boyd. On
tbeir retnrn in the evening, the ladles
missed by a few minutes being wit
nesses of tbe aooident in which a young
man, Hoy Hartley, who was ridimi a
motoroyole, waa badly injured, and
r. Harrv Lasater. a well known
farmer of that vioinity, 'was also se
verely injured, when bis oar came in
conlaot witb tbe motoroyole. Tba
oar. driven by Mrs. Lasater, tnrned
tnrtla and waa badly wrecked. Mr.
Lasater was injured in tba spine, and
young Hartley so fared toth legs brok
en and a fraotnrerf abnll. Mra. I.aa.
ater and two daughters esosped injury.
Thronffh tha antira nrnoram nnm.
Driflnn 14 nnmhara. frnm "Old l!nlnn.
ial" maroh. down to "American Em
blem," tba Athena band royally en
tertained tba audienoe at ita oonoart,
WednesdaV ninbt. at the nnera hnnaa.
Tha band's proficiency aa whole waa
a oomplata surprise to every one wbo
beard it, and was perhapa at ita best
in tha splendid overture. "Poet and
Peasant," though tba beautiful ser
enade "A Night in June," waa wall
rendered. Tha ananlaltlea Mara aialt
received, espeoially tha number ty tbe
crass quartette, ana fror. uordoo'a
Imitations on Iba violo. Bight now,
Attena baa tbe beat band In ber his
tory. It ia playing a faigber grade of
inuaio and getting mora ont of it than
any band heretofore representing Ath
ena. Evarv mam her la rlaarHnnhfa
ainoera effort to make tba organization
ana to ba proud of, and Prof. Gordon
proposes giving a eonoert caob month.
It is oeoeasry that the organization ba
relieved or aome of tba expnnae ceo-
inly entailed and It ia thought mora
desirable to give concerts than to ask
for inbaoriptions. arvr'"v-
pffl;; Prices
Whether your fancy leads you to high or low Shoes
you will find the season's very latest styles here, in
footwear that will prove their superior worth in wear.
, mocs mat will fat the foot, and be comfortable from the moment you ,
first put them on. cTWade of the best leathers and consiructed so as to
conform with the lines of the foot without "pinching." ' .,
Every fashionable leather is shown in various styles
black, white or tan shoes in all the latest creations in
lace, button and buckle effects.'
FIX & RADTKE
THE "MONEY BACK STORE," ATHENA, OREGON
The Litchfield lanure
-lij M
Spreader
9
Hog
Wire
Nails, Staples; Bolts, Chains. Zerolene Oil a Specialty
Third Street s CHARLES KIRK, Athena, Ore,
Fencina
The "
HUtKG.IhmaS 1 ' rTlitatciirrr
ntowrsmuufj i J IrUSlSKOT
Mark 6. Harris Clothes
Made to Order
Our new Spring and Summer cloth samples are now
on display and we invite your inspection. We guaran
tee a fit and general satisfaction. Cleaning and pressing
given prompt attentiod. Reasonable charges.
Main St Booher & Piersol Athena
Walter
Woods
(Pitts)
Peg Tooth Harrows
And " ,
Oliver and Canton Harrows
and Discs
Athena C. A. BARRETT & CO. Oregon