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Mrs. Kennedy wn Pendleton Tig.
itor Wedoesday.
J. B. Tomer, Weaton rauaber, waa
in the oity Tuesday.
Miss Oeolla Boyd spent Sunday at
dome, fiom Pendleton.
E. E. Koontz oama in on the
this morning from Portland.
train
the
A. Mackenzie Meldrnm was in
oity yesterday from Spokane.
I'. B. Radtke and family this week
moved to tba Maloney reaidenoe.
Mrs. J. M. Swaggart la visiting
fiienda at Baker, Oregon, this week.
Miss Edna Robs of Weston, apent
Sunday a guest of Miaa Giaoe Joun
aon. -1 . :
Born, to Mr. and lira. Ellis B. Har
ris, recently attbeir home in Spokane,
a iow. f
Miav Beroy Barrett and Mies Jes-
rloEwen spent Saturday in Walla
VaWa
Mr. and Mrs. Aif Johnson ot Walla
Walla, visited relatives iu Atbena
Sunday, - .
Miss Gladys Tabor of Walla Walla
was a Sunday gnest of Miss Hazel Mo
Finland. .,,. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Beed and Mrs.
Wm. MbPberson were in Pendletou
Monday.
A. 0. Carpenter has a One assort
ment of Atbena High eobool iloga
aud pios. ' ,
B. P. Lewis, tba well known life
insurance agent of La Grande, is In
the oity.
Or. B. E. Walsb, a deutist of Kan
ess Oity, Mo., is in the oily, visiliug
Dr. J. W. Welch, j.
Ed. Sebatky has his dray team dec
orated witb wbite rings and other
harness trimmings.
Mies Hazel Parker, who is attending
school in Pendleton, visit' d at bei
home here over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. B. MoAitbur arrived
in the city Wednesday evening, tor a
visit with relatives and friends.
Paul Kraft, who has for some time
been in the employ of Leon Kidder,
lift tbia week for Butte, Montana.
Mita Zena Craft, a popular profes
sional Dorse of Hood River, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. 0. 1. Smith, in tbia
s George Llenallen ia having hie farm
rDouse near town remodeled, with El
mer Johnson, carpenter, doing the
work.
Born, Ootober 6, 1916, to Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm McFayden, of Jefferson
street, a boy; weight 11 and one talf
pounds.
X Mis. Molstrom, who tesides near
(Pendleton, is a gnest this week ot bet
daughter, Mrs. W. P. Littlejoho In
tbia oity.
' Bert Whitman, stook buyer for the
Pendleton meat compact, purohased
and shipped a carload of hoga here
Wednesday.
Tommy Clark and Billy Farrell are
soheduled tor a 20-ronud bozing con
test at Pendleton, on tbe evening of
October 14. V
Mr. and Mrs. Charles May camn
down frnm their home en Weston
mountain Monday and did soma win
ter shopping.
Balpb DePeatt left Saturday even
ing for Ingomar, Montana, and will
improve bis homestead, thirty miles
from that plaoe.
eslev Tomnkins left Wednesday
morning for Whitman college, where
be will matrionlate with the atndent
body of tbat Institution.
Free at Davis-Kaser's
: - An Eleven-Piece
AKMnum Sfe .
, All nextaBvis'KaW'awiU' conduct a free demonstration
showing how easily aod with' what satisfaction any woman can cook
and bnkj on a Monarch Range. One of out townswomen will oondont
this demonstration, and will te glad to show why no expert la needed
to oook and bake on a Monarch ; to Bbow you the exclusive features
wbiob make it easier to nse and more eooomloal of fuel.. Be sure to
oome and eee'thle demonstration if yon do not know all about tbe
Monarob. - - i' . -
Buy a MonaM Next Week
Oct. II to 16th
and get one of these One eleven pleoe Alnminum Sets, free.
Speoial payment terms of (5.00 down and Sb.00 per month allow
ed it wanted.
. Order ty mail or phone if unable to oome, bnt come If you can.
THE DAVIS-KASER CO,, WALLA WALLA
Complete Furnishers of Homes, Offices and Schools 12-22 AlderSt.
Tbe ladiea of tbe Gatbolio ohmoh
realized tbe neat anm of near (30
from tbe pastry sale held in the Fix
& Radtke store last Saturday.
W. E. Sayres, ao experienced salsa
man, bas arrived in tbe city from
Dayton, Wash., and aooepted a posi
tion in tbe Fix & Radtke store.
J. B. Anderson,' for whom Zopb
Broe. are ooostrnoting a bungalow,
arrived in tba city tbia week from
Lebanon. Bis family will join him
here later.
A. 0. Carpenter bas brightened np
bia jewelry etore by the application of
new wall paper. Mr. Carpenter baa
one of tba neatest jewelry atorea in
the oounty.
Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Woodward ate
having their farm home -west of tbe
city remodeled. Tba structure ia of
The last of the shade trees on Main
street have been removed and tba
buildings adjacent have an add ap
pearanoe. Tbat side of the street baa
been laoonioally dobbed "Happy Can
yon," a wag sign writer having desig
nated Steele's harness shop as tbe Bed
Dog Saloon. Many ere of tba opiuiou
tbat the council abonld complete tbe
job by cansiog the removal of tele
phone and eleotrio light wins lo be
consigned lo tbe alleys.
Tbe services at the Baptist ohnroh
last Sunday were well attended. Next
Sunday at 11 a. nr., tba pastor will
preach on tbe aubjeot, "The Kiog aud
the Unmerciful Servaut;" In the eve
ning at 7:80, the terviee promises to
be one of speoial interest to mnaio
lovers,. The subject will be : "Sacred
Bymna and Their Writers." Tbe
publio ia most cordially Invited to at
tend. Mies Stockton of Adams, will
PERFECT FITTING UNION SUITS
briok, and when completed, will be of sing Sunday evening. Rev. Milo G.
modern design.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sohmitt mot
ored down from Waitsbuig Wednes
day, and will return today. Yester
day, Mis. Sohmitt was entertained by
the Sunshine club. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Casey of Helix neigh
borhood and Mr. and Mrr. Will Pec
land and baby of Pendleton, were
guests Tuesday at the heme of Mr. and
Mia. A. B. Steele.
Mrs. Lizzie Mansfield left yesterday
morning, in oompany with her sister,
Mrs. J. 8. Harris of Weaton, for a
visit witb relatives at Lewiaton aud
Grangeville, Idaho.
Alfred Fraqz returned from a auo-
oessful duok bunt at Hermieton,
Monday. He remembered a number
of Athena fiienda with saveial biaon
of tbe toothsome tlrde.
Tbe ladiea of tbe Baptist ohuroh
will hold a pastry aale Saturday, be
ginning at 11 a. nr., in tbe postoffiee
building. Tbe piooeeds will be used
for missionary purposes. " f
Alex MoRea of Goldendale, Wash.,'
accompanied try J. M. Martin, was
in tbe oity dnring tbe fore part of tba
week, endeavoring to and buyers for
stook in a mining property. .
H. S. Blandford, a well known law
yer and orator of Walla Walla, died
Tuesday night aa tbe result ol injur
ies received from falling down a flight
ot stairs earlier in tbe day.
A Gatbolio Mission will ha given in
the Oatholio ohnroh, Atbena. by a
Redemptorist Father of Poitland. Tbe
mission will commence on Sunday,
Ootober 17tb, and last for a week.
Miss Vesta Cutsfortb oame op from
Pendleton Sunday, and with Miss Jes
sie Brierly of tbe Athena bigh school,
was i dinner gnest at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Pambiun sooth of
town.
Denizens of sleeping tents who were
awake dniing the witching hours of
tbe night, weie treated to a serenade
from tbe many noted aonguf a lone
ooyote in tba fields somewhere adja
oent to town Monday night. -
A. W. Nye, a beloved pioneer of
this oounty now residing in Portland,
visited bis aister, Mrs. Martha Mays,
in thie oity last week, and together
the two visited a sister, Mrs. Angel,
Id Walla Walla over Sunday.
Bentlny, pastor.
; in a newsy letter from "S. O. Long"
at Terrbonne, Oreg. ha states that
Will Stanton baa moved into Prinovlla
from his ranoh on tbe Ooliooo to send
bis children to school. He recently
shipped several oars of fat cattle to
Portland, and visited bis old friend,
Jim Fobs, en route. Slanton pot up
SOD tona of bay this year and will
double that next year. Also tba cor
respondent says: Mr. and Mrs. James
Mitohell are visiting John Fosa at
Moro tbia week and attending, tbe
Sherman county fair. . V
Mr. Davis Errett, pSBtor ot First
Christian Churob of Boise, (dabo, will
oooopy tbe pulpit of the Christian
ohurcb in Atbena next Lord's Day,
morning and evening, in the absence
ot the regular paster, who will supply
for Mr. Errett at Boise. Mr. ISrrelt
was tor ten years pastor of tbe Chris
tian oburob at Seism. Tbe publio ia
cordially invited to attend tbe ser
vices, and the membership is espeo
tally urged to be present. Tbe Bible
aobool meets at 10 o'olock. Those not
attending elsewhere are invited. .
School Notes.
The students of tbe Atbena Higb
sohool held the first assembly cf the
year in the auditorium last Friday
afteruoon. where they listened to an
interesting talk no "Soooeee," given
by Rev. W. 0. Renter of tbe Metb
odist church. A short mnsioal pio
gram was given, the songs beiog led
by members of the senior olasa. An
assembly will be held eaoh Friday at
ternoon during tbe year.
Tbe concert-given by the Sequoia
Male Quartet ot Portland last Satur
day evening in tbe sohool auditorium
was enjoyed very much by all who at
tended. Tbe clasaioal songs were well
BDDreoiated as shown by tbe frequent
encores received ty tbe singers. Tbe
attendance was small, owing to tb
inolemeut weatber. Tbe Higb aobool
received (11.50 as its share of tba
proceeds.
Wesley Tompkins, of tbe oltiss of
1915, left Wednesday morning for
Walla Walla to enter Whitman Col
lege, with tha intention of doing tbe
greater part of bia work in Ibe newly
formed department of Eoonomica and
final oess of tbat lostltution. Ha also
M m Mas Wm Pnhov on A .Tank
McOool returned Tuesday from a visit expects to try out for the football and
. .! a .f nh Vub. base ball teams at Whitman. Jomp-
ima. Bill says he has squashes tbat " atai all-round athlete while
will "skin" anytbiog In that line be
observed in the irrigated districts.
P. T. Harbour of Weston, waa in
the oity yesterday, and while here
made arrangements with W. J. King
to clean up tbe manure and rubbish
in the alleya of Athena. Now ia tba
time to have your barn refuse hauled
away, free of charge.
Servioea at the Methodist Episoupal
oburob next Batbath, morning and
evening. Morning enbjeot, 'The
Mind of Christ" sobeot at night,
"The Value of the Testimony ot a De
parted SpiritRetnrning to tbisWorld."
Sabbath aobool at 10 a. nr., all are
Invited.
' L. R. Stinson, far 18 years grand
keeper of reoords and seal of tbe grand
lodge of Kighta of Pytbias ol uregoo.
oommitted euioide by shooting himself
at his farm, near Salem Tuesday after
noon. Tbe cause is given na resnltiog
from impaired health, due co over
work and nervous break-down.
Jake Kees, ap old time resident of
Weston and vioinity. and well known
to many of the old timers, died Sep
rnmher 27. at bis home in Blooksburg,
! California, where he had resided and
held tbe office of jnstioe of (be peace,
for a number of years. He ie survived
by bis wife and two married daugh
ters. " ' '
Dreamland program for Friday and
Satniday nights: -J and .i8.Wm.
West. Marion Sias and rani huisi in
"The Prison Stain,"- Kalem. 8.
"All for Business,". Biogre ph. ' Sun
day: 1. "Bunny Baokslides,": Vila
graph, a. "Ths Great - Impeeryul
Sirkus," Sslig. 3. "Helen's, Saorl
floe," Kalem. '
Twenty minutes waa all the time
oonsumed ly tbe jury, Tuesday, to
And Lee Dale, guilty of It e mnrder of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogilvy. ine
conviuled man showed no emotion
, whatever when tbe veidiot waa duliv.
ered agaiost him. Be was senteoced
to life imprisonment in tba Oregon
State penitentiary by Judge Phelps,
yosterday.
Clyde Brook, cashier ct tba lone,
Morrow county hank, who reoeotly
committed anioide in Itjat city, was
tha hnahand of a young lady well
known in Atbeua. Ha waa married to
Miaa Etbel Beed, who taught aobool
hr anma veara sua under ber father,
I'D. V. S. Reed, who waa principal of
tba schools at tbat lime. Brooke's ao
counts were said to bs in good sbape.
and no oauae was given for tbe deed.
Yesterday afternoon in tba sewing
room of tbe Christian oburob, a fare
well luncheon waa given in honor of
Mrs. J. 8. Henry, who leaves the first
of next week to make ber home witb
ber ton lo Portland, A memento in
tbe form of a gold biooon was ten
dered Mrs. Henry In token ot the es
teem in wbiob sba is held by tne mam
h.r. t tha Aid Society, tbe presenta
tion speech teiog taade by A. Mac
kenzie Meldrnm, who happened to be
J in tbe city.
i
't
at Atbena Higb and great things ate
expected of him iu tbia line at Whit
man, by tbe preseot A. B. o. atndent
body. He is tbe first grailnito ot
Athena High sohool to enter Whitman
College in years.
fltaatiSu.!-Tfrn -A
Every Man, Woman and Child in this vicinity should
wear Munsing Union Suits every day.
Because they are made just right.
Because the fit will not wash out -
Because they please and satisfy everybody.
Because Ihey do not gap or bind anywhere. r
Because if you wear thern you will like them. "
Because they yield to every motion; vet always stay in place.
Because.-you $an pay more arid get no better quality, but vou can't pay
less and get as good. : 4
When you buy, be very particular; don't say under
wear, say "Munsingwear."
Men's Munsingwear
COTTON UNION SUITS, - Em and
Gray, ....... . .$100.1.25 and 1.50
WOOL, $2.00 to 5.00
Boy's Munsingwear
COTTON UNION SUITS Splendid
Grades, sold at. 75c and 85c
WOOL, . ........ . ... $1.50 and 1.95
Ladies' Munsingwear
COTTON UNION SUIST-Fine grade,
selling for .............. $1.25 and 1.35
WOOL.,...;.. .....$1.50 to 3.00
Girl's Munsingwear
COTTON UNION SUITS-Fine grade
selling at 60c to 75c
WOOL, .......-..... . . . . $1.00 to 1.50
MOSGROVE MERCANTILE COMPANY
"The Quality- Store."
.Council Proceedings.
tbe regular meeting of tba City
Council Monday eveing, City Treas
urer V. 0. Bmka resigned and B. A.
Zerba was appointed to suooeed bim
during the unexpired term. Vr.
Burke rendeied a report, showing a
balanoe of cash on band of 1083.61.
Tbe Recorder's monthly repoit
showed fines assessed dniing tbe month
of September in tbe sum of 155.00 ;
licenses iu tbe sum of 1150 00; from
pound and other sources, (9.75, mak
ing a total of tail. 75.
Tbe City Maisbal was instrnoted to
inform Earl Urqahart that violations
ot tba law prohibiting minois playiug
oards, pool and tllliards, would be
proseonted. ' .
Tbe following bills were read and
allowed:
W. E. Dobson, salary, 175.00,
S. 0. Stone, aalary, 11 a. 60.
B. B. Biobards. salary (37.00.
Milling Co., ligbts, (65.00.
Milling Co., pumping, (145.00
- Atbena Press, printing, (19.00.
J. P. Wright, livery, (14.7P.
. J. E. Froome. prisoners' hoard, 8.00
Burean ot Labor Inspection (4.00.
LONDON'S SLUM BABIES.
Gutter- Chrldrea That Thriva Whara
They Court Death.
. "London gutter lmlilvs are Immune to
ordinary Uiseiine unci thrive iiiirlrr con'
dltiuiis tlrut wuulil be dentil tif other
children, Willi Dr. Thomas, uenllli of
fleer of (Ire l'luslmry diKtrlet I'r
Tuunifts work In the moat consented
of the Londun Irorouglia. where 0.000
families live tint) sleep u 0.000 rooms
"Some of llws lm tiles." b Hriya. "ns
soon or eveu before the m nule to
onuri.. are nlnceil on the sidewalks
only In the tiny, to to., watched or
nursed y a girl of four or rive ream.
Ti.e nr true irtrtter ehildren. Some
times the Immature nurse fulls niilcep.'
wearied by her tank, ana me uuuj.
erawls to the other side of the road.
heedless of trillllc. BOW Uie mill
mid gutter stnlned. but they xeeiu to
riv,. In faet. the mora rrom
Him Imve minuiit ri' supfrtor to the
..niinnrv rilH-iiaemir childhood." Amonj
the ensea reported are Hiese:
A baby four month old was given a
..to- nf mw fnt and Uncon to chew.
because the grinianioiucr u
was good for babies aud cuunrics.
One baby waa dosed with stout and
aniseed by tbe motber as a cure for
colic. '
Another baby of nine weeks wna fed
chiefly on weak tea.
Dr. Thomas complnlns of the 6al
rey Gamps, who act aa nurses In the
district, undoing the work of tbe doe,
tors In many cases. He aays their at
rocanee to equaled only by tbelr Ig
i norenca-New Vork Tribune
Now is the time to cut your stubble and get the
weeds started and your ground in shape to get all the
moisture and insure a big crop.
We have the two-way Bonanza Disc, the only"
disc on the market that will not track.
Single Disc that can't be beat. Come in and see
for yourselves, and you will sure take one out.
3rd and Main CHARLES KIRK, Athena, Ore,
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Are You a Golden Rule
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If not. you don't know just how much you're
loosing, and the sooner you eet acquainted
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the customer pays, not the merchant. Our
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1 1 moat haaltna aaiva in xn wsrw
Jual received ty express, Men's
and Boys' fanoy striped Jerseys,
price 98a, $1.19, 11. 8.
Men's heavy fleece Union Suits,
$1.60 value, our prloe only 08o.
Man'a wool ribbed Union Bulla,
prioed at 11.49. $1.98, $3.98.
Men's heavy fleeoe Sblrts and
Diawers, BOo, 86a aud 76o VBlua
at 89o, 15o and lOo.
Boys' heavy fleeoe Union Snits,
75o valuea, onr prloe lUo.
Buys' Knlokerbookei sohool pants
19o, 690, 9SO, $1.28. .
Ladiea' Uinuo Bulls, tba heavi
est kinds in fleeoe, 19o, and 98o.
Ladies' wool ribbed Union Suits
Dutob oeok, short sleeves and an
kle length at 98o, (1.49, $1.98,
$3.98.
Cbildren'a and Miseea' fleeoe Un
ion Suite all sizes at 19o.
Ladiea' outing Gowna in white
or ooiored, daintily trimmed at
190, 980, $1.19.
Ladies' ooiored krflt SairU priced
at 4Do, BOo, 980, $1.19, $1.98.
Ladiea' Hklita piioed at 2 Go, Sflo
19o.
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