The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-11-24

WallA w AHA people always az
tend the Banjo Concert.
T. ]. Kirk went down to Port
land on business Tuesday.
Wanted-On hundred dollars
in Athena city scrips. Apply at
this office.
Thomas D. Page and family left
Tuesday on visit to Tacoma and
Portland.
Simmons Liver Regulator has
never been known to fail to cure
dyspepsia.
H. P. Millen is erecting a new
barn on his property between Sec
ond and Third street.
So easy in its action, harmless
and effectual in relieving is Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
\Considerable snow fell Thursday
which will doubtless interfere to
some extent with the threshing.
You will laugh when you see
Lambert e. Buford at the concert.
Tickets on sale at the post Office.
A large lot Of Mems Hats, many
of them of fine quality, will be sold
for Soc. on the dollar at Matt Mos
groves.
Arrangements are now made by
which the best Rock Spring Coal
can now be had at the U. P. Depot
at $9 per ton.
1t will pay you we'll to read ev-
cry advertisement in the Press
this week, There are some rare
bargains offered in them.
We have disposed of an immense
quantity of Boots and Shoes, but
still have large stock to select
from at SOC. on the dollar at Matt
Mosgrove's.
The Baker City Democrat is agi-
tating for an Eastern Oregon min
eral exhibit at the Midwinter Fair,
and it is likely to succeed, for what
ever the Democrat says goes,
E. OF. J. Million left for the
country Wednesday to again oper-
ate threshing engine. He says
the weather is very favorable for
threshing. About a weeks work
remains.
Mrs. Wilse Coyle died in Milton
Hast Monday and was buried in the
Weston cemetery Tuesday. She
leaves three children without a
mothers care. The dread disease,
consumption, was the cause of her
death
A NThe Sons of Temperance Lodge
l Of this place is in fourishine
condition, and is rapidly increas-
| ing its membership. One member
was initiated last Monday evening
and four more will enter next
Monday.
There will be a concert at Gillis
hall next Tuesday night, given by
the Elite Banjo Club of Walla
Walla. The club consists of ten
or twelve members, and its concerts
are always we'll attended at home
where the members are we'll known.
| George f. Kimery was appointed
by the county court to act as coro-
ner. He has qualified and is duly
authorized to act in his afficial ca
pacity whenever the identity of O
deceased and the cause Of death re-
Guire proving.
| A Mr.. Hunt who left Oregon
about two years ago and returned
to Wyoming County, Nebraska,
has concluded to try Oregon again
| He returned to Weston one day
this week, and reports crops al
most a complete failure in the par
of Nebrask a where he was.
David Richardson and bride ar
rived from the Willamette valley
| Wednesday and will make thil
their permanent home. He hal
| formed co-partnership with DR.
/. N. Richardson. We welcom,
him and wish him every success
in business.
Miss Eunice Smith has resigned
her position as teacher in the frs
primary grade of the Pendletor
public school. Miss McGuir
late of Medford, Oregon, who ha
for several years had charge Of tn
primary room in the Medfor,
school, has been engaged to fill tn
8 vacancy.
Eagle: The stockholders of tn
Bank Of Milton are very Thankful
! that their officers escaped will
their lives in the robbery. Q
! course they deplore the loss Of th
J cash and are desirous to have tn
} villains who stole it captured an
: punished, but they will not los
7 any sleep over their loss an
5 would willingly give every cent Q
it to see the desperadoes safely be
hind the steel prison bars.