davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Invitations have been issued for a
birthday party to celebrate the birth
day of Miss Lottie Freemeyer, al the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Freemeyer this afternoon from
| TO O'Clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

A meeting of the Business Women's
clubs was held at the chamber Of
commerce rooms last night and the
members listened to short talk by
Mrs. A. w. Troupe. A number of new
applications for membership were re-
ceived at the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

= Mass Lille schuford of Noble Lake
is the guest of Miss Tommle Mae
Caldwell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. c. C. MCGEE, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Oberly, for several days, returned to
Pine Bluff Wednesday.-Stu
Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. S. NJ. Burroughs Of Pine Bluff
is in the city for a visit.-Hot Springs
Sentinel-Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Miss Jennie Dobbins who has been
visiting friends in Memphis during
the Tri-State fair has returned home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. G.. e. Hall who has been the
guest of Mrs. Glen Farrar has re-
turned to her home in Grady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

MRS. J. D. Covey, who has been tn
guest of Mrs. D. G. Maxey, has re
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. villa Stevens Norwood Will
address the employees at the Cotton
Belt shops during the noon hour to-
day, at the regular weekly meeting
held in the shops by the Y. NJ, G. A.
in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. Guide Ottenheimer was re-
moved yesterday from the Florence
sanitarium, where she recently I'M
derwent an operation, to her home. She
is now on the road to- recovery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. A. W. Mills motored to Little
Rock yesterday, accompanying home
Mrs. A. Retain, who has been here as
the guest of Mrs. Tracy Mills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

A business meeting of the Chris
tian Endeavor union, at the FRS,
Presbyterian church, will be held to-
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Miss Zillah Retain. Of Little Rock
is the guest of friends in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06
turned to her home in Little Rock.

Miss Fannie Boswell, TO Richard
son, was in the city yesterday on a
shopping expedition. She was &C
companied by Caroline and Jojo Bos-
we'll, children of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W.
Boswell of Richardson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Daughters of 1912 will meet at the
home of Mrs. Campbell Fox this af
ternoon, to discuss plans for the con-
vention of the society. which is to be
held in this city on November 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. Henry Liber and children, of
Marshall, Texas, are the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Matt Donovan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Miss Gertrude Payne will return
Saturday to her home at Memphis
after a visit here with her sister,
Mrs. s. l.. Burbaaks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Mrs. E. M. Stewart, Of Greenville,
Miss, arrived here yesterday for a
few days visit with friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-06

Members of the Pollyanna club are
to be entertained Saturday at the
home of Miss Hazel Green at 3 p. m.
All the members are requested to at
tend.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
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ireunbli6 nidenb bejtdtiste he:

reate Sanb belt feline Iinfe uno
freunblib nidenb beitdtiste he:
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Ole froben Stunosn gu nebmen, pis
re fpmmen, bic ernten er3fpinsen 5i9
BON ielbff ibr 3e1t
Die ernffsn! @ie bas an Rutbs
DIR i9lus. Mprsen ipoIte iie Sante
Sophie frueen mad Dem .Grnfen",
COS fir iie, bas Sinh. nod ni6ts
mar. Sa, oas poIIte re!
Der poliSeirat iab nod einmal
in Die &unoe, als bermife er iemans
ben.
r@o lift sante @opbisa@ fraste
er.
Isle bate aIlerlei Dor unb 1T
glei9 nab benz absnobrot binaufses
gansen. SpffentIi9 fdIdft fe lGngit,
iie bat mfrs ieit Deripfoden. re9tSeis
tis gu 8ett gu seben -"
$50. ia. bann bat ie Dort sebals
ten. 8ie i9 corbin our9 Den @are
ten sins. mars buntel in ihren SEM
tern -
@r ftanb auf.
To9 einmal fummte er Iei5e Dor
fi9 bin:
.Ssute 1T bsut'!1 Damn nabm er
Der Reibe na4, ieinen Suite 9a9ts
&ub in gmpfang unb 51ritt iiber
ben Slur. 9ie Sauss uao Sofs
tiir tpntrpllierte er, Die parterrefens
tier mad Dem 9ofe uno sius befrie>
bigt our Rube.
Sn Dem sroBen Salafaimmer Der
SO9ter ipaItete Der S9lummer par@
teiifd. glife uno Sbetla ldser
balo in frpben Srdumen, unb fpie
iid's sebOrt, oominierten BARN bic
&isbiten.
Rutb aber mari iid unrrbig bin
unb ber. Sbr mar 70 ansits unb
i%orsenpol. sic puBte nidt lpesbalb.
llnb als enoli9 aud lie trdumte, mar
es 10 piloes, ipirres 3eus, baB Tie
INNER pieoer sridroden auffubr.
@ls I'm bier llbr bic Morsenionne
our9 beh 8orbangsfdliB iluste. er>
bob ii9 Elm junses, ionit INNER fros
bes Menidentino iiberndatis miibe
BON ieinem Eager. (,
Gibt ss abnunsen, finb srdums
Tbnunsen9
Rut9 bat es ii@ ipdter oft sss
irast.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24
8. aapttel +.

Sante Sophie mar INNER Sriibs
aufiteberin setpeien. 4lte 2eute braus
den 5umeiit nidt mel S9laf unb aus
nal iebt, auf Der Sdeitelb0be Des
Sommers erpa9te bic Melt beionz
oers 5eitig. Sa ities bic Spnne UNI
4 ubr in itrablenoem @lanae auf,
pa trdbten fdon cine Stunoe pprber
IN Der Ra9barf9aft bic 9dbne unb
i'm 9aums unO 8uI9sedit Dor ben
SenItern aantten Die Spaben, lodten
Die Sinten unb piepten Die bunten
Wieiien.
Sn benz neben Der S9Iafitube Iie>
gcnOen DObn5immer bIie6 nadts oas
5eniter unperi9loiIen, uno es mar
idon porsetommen, Oab Elm b~retfter
Stieslib frib ieinen 8eiu9 madte.
Nom 8ett aus bate i'm bic alte
Dame Our4 Die peit Offenitebenbe
Sir geIeben, pie er persniist l9nats
aeno berumbiipfte uno Oann enbli9
lpieber bur4s Jeniter bauonflos.
8Dsel in &dfisen mo9te lie nidt.
Die Yefanseni9aft idien tbr cine
g%rauIamteit gu iein, aber inter Dem
freien sefieberten Bolt bate iie ibre
Trennoe. bic i4on gang CABIN setpors
ben pdren unb ii4 2ederbiFen boil
ten, 10 ted unb piinttlid, aIs ipdr's
elm berbrieftes Reat.
Sas 9aus Log nod in tiefitem
5rieoen, ais &ut9 aufItanb. Mit
Sonnenaufsans fanb is Die Sante
mad, Dos tpuBte iie, uno ba polte
lie gu ibr bineinfdliipfen, an ibrem
Bette ipolte tie iisen unb ibr eraG6s
len bon Den srdbli9en QnsitrGumen
oieier Ra4t, naa benz 5ebeimnis
lpollte tie frdsen, bas man Dor ibr
babe. uno beteuerr, ipolte fie, baB fie
ni4t eber tpieoer seiunben S9Iaf fin>
ben iperoe, als bis man ibr 8ertrallerl
i9ente. Sic fei tein &inb me6r unD
polte ni4t tpie elm iuldes bebanbelt
loerben. @inen sanaen @prtrassplan
bate fie ii4 ausseionnen in oieier
rubelpien Radt.
2eiie pufd lie iiG, lei1e tleibets fe
ii9 an, aber bic S9peftern Idliefen
10 tief uno feit, nit frieblid fro>
ben Seitdtern. bob ie aud BEL laus
terer Santieruns nidt aufsefpa9t
fpGren.
9idt am Geldnber fi9 balteno,
tieg Rutb bic Sreppe binauf, fe
lpnbte, bann tnarrten bie Stufen am
irenisften. limb nun tnadte bod cine
Idarf unb sreI onr9 bic Stiue bes
9duies. Mit pofenbem Sersen, als
ipenn tie auf berbotenem @eae fei,
belt &utb an unb lauf9te.
Nein, niemanb por olarmiert nors
oen. RO9 oi9ter an 6os 8anbaes
lanSer gepreBt, nod itdrter ii6 BORT
a~ufitiibenb, fties lie i%ueiter, unb nun
mar tie I'M Sberitod, auf ben fiinf
Siren m%iinbeten. 3pei fii6rten au
Sante (Sopbies 3immer unb orei auf
8obenraum uno 3dmmern.
Sept itanb lie an Der S9lofitubens
tiir.
sic beuste tid 6era6 unb legte Elm
DIR ans S4lufellcd. sic bDrte
ni4ts. an ser Wobnaimmertiir oas
y ~ - ". f-Vl.l EeNEEEETt 4HN.L 4NNAiNss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

ainSIt4e aogiI. psperr:
Nidbt ipabr. papa, bic 2eute, bic an
tintm Gtrome fpobnen, nenut man
e Stromsrs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-24

8erta, Die fdon cine Reibe BON
Sabren i'm Miind5den Sauie ipar
unb bic Siinsite ala &ino sefannt
bate, purbe miitterli9 pertrauli9:
r@o nero i9 benn, SrduIein
Rutb9en! Dos tommt Dor, i9 botte
uortses Sabr 3abnfdmeraen, brei
Wuroeln bob id mir oann rausnebs
men lafen -, i1meralos, ftonb auf
Der @nSetse-, 1T aber Sdntnoel -,
es bat infam Deb s%etan-.Oann mar
i9 aud auf Der 2reppe eingeidlafen
aber unfereiner bat fetne 3eit oas
su
r8erta Hang cine @timme
bon unten. .Wem prebigen Sic
osnn % ober, itati an bic arbeit gu
gebeng"
sd traf Srdulein @utb, gndt'
5rdu, unb bab' ibr bon 3abni6mer<
zen ersahlt id tomme ldon
.Rutb, bu bift oben2@ ipanDte fid
nun Die erItaunte Stimme Der Srau
Boliseirat an bic 9,9ter.
nSa, Drama
3usleid n6er fog oas iunse NIB.
ZEN in ben 8ooenraum uGb mari Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02
Bum SadjcrtiId,.

oGcS Qabrcr Siufcnoen @oten
Better IN glmcrifo". 9teucr &oIcnocr
fir Stoot mo 9onO fir ooS Sobr
1917, lit ioebcu cridbieueu. Ser Bet
tcr-aoIcuocr lit mitrcitiq ciner Der
bcitcn ocutih-omcrifoniid)cn aoIcn-
Der ipc5ieQ Ncn oeutib-amcritani.
idlcn @crboItniiien ouecpobt.
Ecr 2cicitofi bietet cine Siiae ocr
beiteu ociti6cn 9itcrotltr, cruItcr
mo beitcrcr 9lotur, ioraiGltig aus.
gcpGbIt ipc5iea fir ocn 1Souilicn.
frciS; icrner cine gln5abl aricgSbil.
scr imo Gomone aus ocm Golfcr.
frice, iouic eiucn 9lnboue nit luid'
tigcn Snformotioucu.
SIui fchcm Gapicr aeortittt, reid
iulO ecibmodnoa imitrirt. ciauct iidl
Ger aolcuocr oor5iigIid fir ocn ga-
hertiidb elmer icOcn Oelitid.omerifo-
niidcn 6omiIic. 0ie groBc, nod
ltetig podicnoe Gerbrcitnng ocS Sea-
LENDERS III glmerifo, Canada nuo
@ierifo felt ocr 3cit icineS 35.idbri.
aen 9ciicbcuS it Der bette 9clpciS
fiir Oelicn @cliebt6eit bci'm ocntId)-
amcrifoniiden Eu6Iifim.
Ter 9letoilpreis OeS Golcnocrs lit
IL Gents, nit Der @oit peri6idt 90
Gents, mo fom oeriel6e olr6 foit
oIlc Sn1. mo 3eitmeS6dnOIcr be-
5ogcn werocn; no 0ies nidt no1Iid),
gcgen GinicnOimg ocS 9crtagcS 81.
reft BON Ger @crIagsiirmo, @ermon-
glmericon @riuting & @u6liIbiug
50, 915 glorO 5. 5troBc, 9biIoocI.
pbid, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

Y u Z DHTI'Vt AVvfvVV -
ihcl; Gerlnnot bon Den GIeputoren
103,294 9ui1cI; GIcpotorcn Sor-
rot6 t,392,32t, cinidIicBlih l..
O02.463 @ul6el fir @rport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

NuId1cl; Ncrlonof BON 0ci Tlcbotos
rem 1920 @lliMel; @Icpotorcn-gor.
rotb SL206 Nnlhcl.
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9cteftiu lei einer Sscrgaitnua OcrIctt.


9eim Gerhltb. cincr 9Iu6eitorung
all Der ode Der 3. lm0 Glintpn-Str.
Gin GuOc 81 moherJ bcIom ocr 9olti-
morc-GountD. Tctcftin Grcomcr bon
iciucm @oIlcgcn Dem SiiIfS-MorIhou
CiebImon nit cincn SniippcI eincn
Shlog oui bic 6anO, po6ci i6m cii
Singer ocbrobcn imo bic SanO audi
FONT nod b6ic 5necrihtet purOe.
@ine @unoc an Der 0ono mnBtc nit
Orci Stiden 5ugcnGbt meroen.
2ieltcnont 6lpm bon scr @ouion.
&oli5ciilotion mar per Gelcpbon be.
nahrid)tigt morOeu, OoB Elm Gubcno
9lcqcr cine boic 9eilcrei an ocr &c.
nonnteu Strabcucde oeroniioItetcu.
Ger Gctefiiu mahte iid ipornitrciAS
aui Ocn @cg. Inn 9lu6c 81 itiftcr,
unO iob, mic oer boluoiiidc ScbiifS.
oeritoucr 9icuiiteiioo bon Sen 9lcQern
BIN un0 bcr geporfcn mur0e. Greu-
mcr ioBtc sen Momi bci ieincm Ian.
gcn Soor mo neriudtc, i'm ans Dem
arciie scr J4cger 81 Sic6en ais sur
iclben 3eit Der Siilismaridoa cr-
id)icn, Inn ieincm GoIlcgcn bei5il.
iieben. SSn ser Mcinng, BOB oer-
ielbc bon Dem Nouoioncr ungesrtf-
fen wiirOe, mnbte CT bon icincm
aniippcI @ebraub imo moatc Dem
Nlouuc eincn ShIoe oui ocn 4opi
oerieben traf obcr Die Sono Ocs De-
ieftipS, oic bonn @oor oeS Sapoioner
pcrocdt pur0c.
Tic &ubcitorcr murOcn ihlieBldb
perbaitct mo ichS Scr 9teecr pom
9idtcr @iaionls 5u ie 500 @clo-
itrofe bcroonnert, wdbreno Der San
cineS gtnocrcn bertugt murOe, bis er
iicb bon ieiucn bei ser 9eilerei crlit.
ten gcrIcbinacn i'm SobnS SoptinS
Soipitol erbolt bat.
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Baltimore NlorftbcridJf.

SomItoe, 80. Sept. 1916.
YacbI. ~ 3ufubr 1854 6dIlcr,
cinidIicBIidl 224 Safer ou 2ocuIt
Eoint imo 3,t29 66Iler 8u Gonton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-02

arcenlb. $l3-1l; 1000 common,
Sl5- l6; mcoiuuL $i7 10; aooo
Zig fine rcO, $50 ri; foncu, $22
lcconos, common bis medium $i2
"; lcconoS, ont bis fcin, $tS 2U;
8op.Eobnd fire cured, ~ 90; I'D.
per GonntrV, air.curco SIS i7.
Y y hunts pro Yuihel $40,
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Gutter Scporotor, 81 3dc.
9SriutS, " Gfo.. 80 35c.; &riuts,
1 &fo. 3d-35c.; @IodS, . @fn., 33
31c.; gPO., 4o. uno 30. 0oirD
Nrints, 81 2Sc.; StorcpodcO 26c.
Gter. @lo.. ga, 33c. 2useno;
Goitcru Shore, 33c.; mcitlide (0bio)
33c.; @clt.To., 32c.; iiiolitbc (gloro.
Gorolino), 30-3ic.
2cbcnbcS o Ct fIiig Siib,
ncr, iilnec 17-1Sc.; oltc l7--1Sc.;
@ntci1 i4-15c.i Eurfcps, i6wcrc,
25c.; Soubcn pro @oor, 20c.; @lu-
neo. @cfliigeI jung. 40-65c.; alt.
25-30c.
SbitunO Semitic. glrpfcl,
8oB, 81 80; aorb 25 4Oc. Sob
ncn @uihcl ST i.25, armlt, pro
100, $6 8. GontoIoupcS, Colorado,
crotc, 9Oc. $1.tO. ScIlcric, @iinocI,
25-10c. WloiS, GuacnO, 12-iGc.
@urfclJ aorb $t.50-t.75. Dont-
ions, Gurb, 60-65c. Gicrpflon5cn,
aorb, 90 25c. Eroubcn, ,&orb. If
gcihGlt EfunO, s &c. 8uiebcIu,
-13c. 2tnobobncrL aorb, 80 i0c;
@uihcL $t.25-1.40; q. 3. uno
meltIicbc, gcIbc, 100 Bio. Sod. $3.50
$2.75. &firiide, 2orb, 30 75c.
@irncn Sob, $1.25-t.50; aorb.
90 Doc. 9sieifcr. aorb, 20 25c.
Gomotcn aorb, $780,; gui@cI,
81. @oiicrmcIoncu bunocrt. $4,000
-25.0O.
9artoffeln. g9ciBe. guihy
81 1.t5; guItcrn Sbore. go., SgoB,
$3.50 2.75; liiBc, SOB, $i.25
1.50; annc 9(rmoeI. Stanoaro, 5oB
$1.t0-1.25; goms, Sab, $i-1.25.
6tfhc, S[ultern unO Ger.
ropins. aorpfen, &fo., 3-4c.;
Grocus, 5ob, $40; 6lounOcrs,
Hio., 3-5c.; Grout, arobe. GnB, $6
10. flcinc bis medium, $5- -6;
@utterfil6, SoB. $6 s; 9iod, 9Sfoy
t2 2Oc.; meiBcr Nerd. Eio, 81
Sc; geIbcr Ecrb, ASio., S-10c.;
@lodcrel, Efo. t0-12e.; GoiIors,
Gfo., 6-15c.; Gotfiid, &f0, 2--
&c.; Scdbt, $50. 1S-20c. glolc,
Gf0., dc. CLANS, hun0crt, 65--
roc; bortidoIige arebic, Sab, $t.50
$50; iucidTdolige Grcbic, 0usoy
| ic nod groBc. 25-70c.
&Glbcr. Choice, EfOu 70
1916. fcttc. pro aopf, 500 25;
lbmcrc, roube, pro fopf $l4-1s;
tIcinc $50.
Hin00icb.- -Sltnge fette Sticre
BON 1000 bis 1900 BfunO, Sfo, nv
7Ibc.; Sticrc uutcr 1000 3fumo,
Gfo., 615c. 7c.; Sbien 3iO. AZ
&C.; @uacm &fo, AZ &C.; eroBc
jungc Giibe, az 5c.; 9iide, ma.
acre bis medium 8 3912c.; Giibe nit
aaIb, aupt $50 so; moscrc, Gopf
$10-15.
2dmmer uu0 2 hafe.
Choice big fcttc 5dofc, EfS, Az
&C.; cute, $50. 3-4c.; aelpobnIi6c,
roubc, aopf 81 80 $50 oIte, &foo
31a 4c.; 2dnuncr, Choice, fettc,
&f0, i0-10hc.; mcOhm o.
91@c.
6erfeL - Sc nod @robe, Stiid
$i75-2.50; Sboots, ie nod G'r0Bc,
81. 4.5O,
@Iottcr Eobof: pro 100
EfO. Snicrior mO froitco. firm
Qnnf NIn 10. fn,,A cA,n,,,n,, ....A
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6ellfiac SdlllI6ruie.

gir. 9 meItIibcr. 100
IN Sddcn. ... 90 no
6uttcr. Spring @bcnt 9ron,
$26 $3.50; 6lolr bis mbiic N}ioD.
lines (peiilideS), $32 33; @citcrn
DiioOliugs, $2S.
&eu uno Strob. &eu:
.A..E..n.. 4 DI ars........
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8u OcrfOnfcn.


W. 1890 @uplar 0irouc Girafc; 8nmer
mo 9an; lnoocrne @inridtlnncn; Sumpihcis
8unr &cranoo born mn binicn. 6. Is. Nni.
lnrc, S0i itnun Eruit @le0. (Gcpi21-rSii2)
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-06-09
Local Advertisements

Chick en- Dinner Eat chicken dinner
at Grants Palace Restaurant, Sunday.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-06-09

Dressmaking done, satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply to Mrs. Della Wright.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-06-09

Henry Barrett moved his sheep to
the mountain range east of town,
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Watts were over
yesterday from Weston. having bus
iness in the city.
Miss Blanche Jones Of Pendleton is
the GU ast this week Of Misses Bessie
and Hazel Parker.
Mrs. Sibbie Page Morton. Of Seat.
tie, is u guest at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. F. s. LsGrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk ale In
Alberta this week Investigating
proposed land purchase.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Williams aud
family motozed down 10 Wallula this
morning, to visit friends.
Born, June 8, 1916, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter BooheI. a daughter. The lit
tie one ia reported very delicate.
Mrs. Emma Miller of Walla Walls,
visited this week at the home Of her
brother. Hugh Worthington, on High
street.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-06-09
Press Paragraphs
a~~N<~~~~~~~<~N<

Marion Hansell has teen confined to
bis home with illness, since Tuesday.
Burke & Son installed new set Of
Howe scales on Second street. yester-
day.
Miss Hilda Slapish Of Walla Walla.
is the guest Of the Misses Forrest, fthis
week.
Mrs. W. 8. Ferguson visited her
mother, who is Ill in Portland. this
week.
Virgil Willaby and Russell Piersol
made fishing tip to the river this
week.
MIS-. Joseph Forrest is again in the
hospital at Pendleton, for medical
treatment.
Wm. Winship and Mr.. aud Mrs.
Sam Haworth motored TO Spokane
this week.
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Daniel Gholson, brother Of Wr.
Gholsou. and who has visited rela
+, tives in Athena in the past, died at
bis homo in Alba. Iowa, Tuesday.
after protraoted illness. Aooompa
MED by his daughter, Mr.. Gholson
was in Athena for few days last
summer, aud was then in very poor
health.
Weston's new band which had
been practicing but eight weeks prior
to the Pioneer reunion made splendid
impression on all who heard 1t iu the
impor tant part it took iu the program
on both days of the picnic. Prof.
Lundell has an Instrumentation of 30
pieces, which is especially sttong in
the reed section.
Program at the Dreamland Theatre
Friday aud Saturday evenings: Ia.
Charlie Chaplin in two reel fea-
ture. 3.-'The GUTTER" Essanay.
4.-"The UnforRiven." VitagIsph.
Sunday, l-2-3.-Ibxee Biogrsph reels,
"Fhe Tides of Reiributiou." A.
"Billie Reeves 10 "Billie Joins the
| Navy" Lubin.
Mrs. Mary Tompkins and daughter,
Mrs. jamie Woodruff. we're called to
HuntsyiIle, Wash, Thursday Of last
week, by the death Of ftiend, Mrs.
Philip Heinan. formerly resident of
the neighhorhood northwest Of Ath-
eua. The funeral was held in Dayton,
and the tody brought to psndleton
last Saturday for burial.
The Holcomb car was badly dam
aged Saturday afternoon IN collision
with the Stages car on the road near
tie John Banister place esat OF town.
The car was driven ty Ross Payne.
and it is said the Stages car which
was driven by Herman Stages, ran
into it. Several young people riding
in the cars escaped serious injury.
At the Christian church Sunday
Bitle school 8. so. preaching aud Com
munion II. subject: "The Birth Day
of the Church," Junior O. E. at
p. M, Senior 9. E. at z; preaching
, 8, subject: "pilate's Question ant
Jesus Answer" Midweek meeting
Wednesday at s, chorus rehearsal Fri
; day at s. The public cordially invite'
aud welcome.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Vollmer
their SONS, Henry and William Voll
mar and families, aud their daug hteIs
Mrs. Harlow Mills and Mrs Stimmel
Misses Zelma and Minnie Vollmer ant
Charley Vo.lmer, and Mr.. Philip Hei
nan and two children, composed
Waitsburg party that visited the las
a of the week at the homes Of Mrs. Mar
d Tompkins and other friends here. Las
{ Sunday twenty seven partook OF
! hounteous dinner at the home OF MI
and Mrs. John Tompkins northwes
Of town.
J, The entertainment given the EBs
i, ern Star Club Tuesday afternoon t
T. Mrs. 3. b. Richards, was one of tG
most pleasant functions Of the clui
. After a short time spent with need
!. i. work, an amusing contest was hell
! in which Mrs. Martha Mays was su
: cessful in solving the riddle, being r
warded with a silver tbimble, ar
Mrs. A. B. Steele received the co
s. ISOLATION prize. Later dainty coll
], tion of delicious cakes aud sherh'
r was served by the hostess, assisted
le Mrs. r. A. Thompson and Mrs. W.
Lit.lejohp. Guests present other tht
q mem hers were: Mrs. R. A. Thompso
"a Mrs. Fl. Fl. Hill and MIs. MINI
I'd Willaty.
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3O0 INLAND EMPIRE FARMERS VOTE BULK
SYSTEM IN HANDLING CROP.

the necessity OF immediate action by
the individual far mer and the interior
warehouse companies to provide the
necessary equipment for handling the
1915 crop 10 bulk. United action on
the part Of the farmers ia essential 10
the success of bulk handling of grain.
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AMBITION Is TO MAKE NEW
PLAN THIS YEAR BY DIS
OARDING SACKS.


Spokane. Wn., May Z, 1915. About
800 farmers of the Inland Empire as
sembled in the Spokane Chamber OF
Commerce Assembly rooms yesterd day,
aud with only five opposing votes, de,
cided to handle their grain 10 bulk in-
stead of sacks.
Committee Recommendations on
Wheat Handling:
We telieve that successful system
OF handling grain in bulE depends up
on the farmer providing his own stor-
age on the farm. either by illus, gran
aries or farm elevators, where grain
may be held until sold.
1t has been fully demonstrated that
the present fat warehouses can be sue
eessfully adapted, at comparatively
small expense, to handling grain iu
tulk. Full assurance has Teen given
hy the railway officials and terminal
warehouses that they will meet farm
ers and interior warehousemen 10 ar
ranging for the full handling OF grain
10 bulk.
In answer to the argument that
grain must be sacked for expectation
from the Pacific coast, authentic re
ports show that less than % per cent
Of the grain from the Northwest is ex'
ported annually, and the Panama Ga
nal has removed the necessity OF saos
ing the greater part of the small per
oentags of the crop that is exported.
The grain prices in the worlds mat
ket are quoted on bulk basis. there
tors there will be no difference 10 th'
price of bulk grain or sacked grant
when the bulk system prevails through
out this territory.
Since it ia practically the unanimou
opinion Of the 800 grain growers .
this convention that change te mad
in the Iuland Empire from sacke'
grain to bulk grain, we therefore uIR
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Auto Service-W. B. Crawford is
prepared to give day or night service.
at st. Nichols Hotel, phone, 493.
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Drsssmaking-House dresses, 81. so
up. Worsteds and silks, $500 up. Tai
lofed enits. $1,000, up. Mrs. VIM.
Rice, at the Baptist Parsonage.
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Wheat Hay-Frank Jackson has
wheat hay for sale.
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For Sale--An acstylene light plant.
Inquire at this office.
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J. H. Booher and Russell Piersol,
heretofore doing business under the
firm name of Booher & PieIsol lave
dissolved partnership. J. H. Booher
will oontinue the business, Iaying all
bills pud collecting all accounts owing
| to the firm.
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A. Phillips Of Weston, sells Lees
non. punoture aud Goodyear tires.
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A good miloh COW for sale; or will
trade for stock calves. Phone 29F22.
O. e. Zerba.