Tofants Shoes and Mens Golf Suits Ad for Young Wearers
Shoes for infants and sandals offered as bare foot fashion. Also fsgear two piece golf suits for men priced at six dollars and fifty cents.
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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
3
Shoes for infants and sandals offered as bare foot fashion. Also fsgear two piece golf suits for men priced at six dollars and fifty cents.
Press paragraphs record numerous visits and appearances around Pendleton and nearby towns. Names include Harry DuPuy, L A Githens, Otis Ingil, T A Purdy, Will M Peterson, Geo Ridenour, B D Clemmons, Ear Olds, Walla Walla, Mr and Mrs W O Miller, Parker Barrett, Mrs W S Perry, P H Tiedeman, Sam Booker, Mon Scott, John McCourt, I E Baling, Ed Saling, Mrs W BR Taylor, RB M Callison, B F Mansfield, Mrs J W Smith, Susie Gerking, Stella Abdereoo, and Elion burg residents. Visitors hailed from Weston, Milton, Helix, and Palouse City with church, travel, and social visits noted.
Mrs George Hansell and Miss Mabel Jenkins visited Milton yesterday. Local residents including B A Dudley W R Taylor traveled to Walla Walla. Miss Etta Leach lectured in art at Mrs Owens millinery. Ernest Guessax and Frank Grahan visited friends Sunday. Uncle Alfred Watts ill in Weston. Lilly Bannister absent from school last week. Wilhelm of Elgin in town due to Grandma King’s illness. Nes Ankeny enjoyed a town visit with LeGrow hosts. Shelby Jones of Pendleton visited his parents. Dr A W Botkin to Portland for a week. L J Robinson bought property opposite M E Church for 1000 dollars. Mrs Donnington returned from Walla Walla after a week. Gardener duo from Touchet visited the Gross homes. Bertha Gross left for Adams friends. Miss Esther Hartman visiting Pendleton. Jerry Swart from Bolles Junction visiting Athens. Ed Manasse and wife visiting Pendleton. J E Sharp called on friends, dined with Jack Parker. Jerry St Dennis Jr returned from Santa Ana Cal. Elsa Rosenzweig to visit Walla Walla friends.
Today Mrs Nettie Cannon and George Rosenawaig plan a Franklin County ranch trip for two weeks. Numerous residents visited farms, ministers attended a Walla Walla district meeting, and Epworth League delegates from Waitsburg were guests at area homes. Commencement and Alumni events at Eastern Oregon Normal were noted along with a paralyptic stroke affecting J C Stanton. Children’s Day services were held with recitations music and flowers.
Resolutions express deep sympathy for Brother McKenzie and family after Agnes McKenzie died on June 2 1904. The notes praise her faithfulness as a member of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions Athena Auxiliary and request a copy for the Paris publication and minutes.
A stream of short notices lists liquor and bread sellers, shoe shipments, new hat styles, and novelties at Athena Mercantile Co. plus sales at Bagley & Ely and Pioneer drugstore. Also promotions for stationers, druggists, a dentist, a new frame at Umatilla gallery, and travel provisions for a railroad picnic. A. B. Stone calls for debt settlement and Dr. Thompson offers osteopathy in Athena schedule.
A dentist presents a secret technique for extracting teeth with no mouth soreness or after effects. Used for years with continued success, it claims immediate effect when applied to a tooth and is described as perfectly safe. Dr Sponogley lentist.
The ad from Worthington & Thompson on South Side Main Street promotes a sale at Blue Front Cash Grocery with varied items such as Crawford peaches, black cherries, berries, pickles, Diamond Soap, Rex Lye, American Lye, and Red Seal Lye. The space is too small to list all goods but highlights planned price cuts during the interval.
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