The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-10-27

laDu laSt MONDAY
The great World'ssfair closes on
the 30th Of this month.
The stock men Of Butter creek
begin their fall round up this week.
Mrs. C. B. Leatherman arrived in |
Weston last Sunday, from Wiscon-
sin.
kColumbus day was appropriately
observed by the public schools last
Friday.
Mrs. viii Clark, who has been
i'll for some time past, is simproving
in health.
Prof Story will preacher at the
Baptist church Sunday evening at
7-oclock.
The railroad commissioners
passed up the U. P. this week on a
tour Of inspection.
Take Simmons Liver Reglator
TO remove the bile, clear the head
and restore digestion.
John ellis has been trying to
play off sick this week. A bad
cold is his excuse.
= Snow is reported to be three feet
deep on the Linkton road across
the Blue mountains.
No pills or nauseating potion,
but a pleasant tonic and laxative
is Simmons Liver Regulator.
Irving McQuary returned from
Springfield, Oregon, yesterday,
where he has been for the past two
weeks.
It is estimated that the damage
to the grain in Eastern Oregon
and Washington by the recent
rains will reach nearly $5,000,00O
Tx The street commissioners this
week caused several low places in
the grade on Main street to be filled
up with dirt. A commendable act.
Y Thursday evening Minnie Isley,
daughter off. M. Isley Of Weston,
was thrown from a horse
Ron Basket mountain and severely
injured.
AT the regular meeting of the
Son of Temperance Monday night
three candidates were initiated.
The lodge now has membership
Of forty-eight.
The machine business appears to
be success in Milton, From; the
Eagle we learn that there Is a,
move on foot to establish another
foundry over there.
| frank Burnett, the genial clerk
| Of Cox, McRae & Co, left for San
jose, California, last Saturday. He
goes to attend his father, who has
been seriously i'll for some time. ss
\
Willis Young landlord Of the
| Bartlett House in Milton has left
for parts unknown. It is said that
he had enough money coming to
him. to pay obligations. He has a
wife and young child in Milton,
Who says nobody reads the ad-
vertisements?A A Pennsylvania man
who certified that a patent medine
"completely cured" him has been
| stricken from the pension rolls.
| The patent medicine company
should make its loss good out Of
| the profit of the advertisement.
| Services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening Rev.
NV. G. Gray, pastor Snbject,
eWhy / am Methodist" The
evening sermon will be addressed
to young ladies. Subject, "The
Follies Of Young Womea.' Sun
| day schoolat 10a. M, Erworth
League 1t $50 q m.
+ Tie nuntg wool g1oW,
ers II Ii hdleton Satlfda
/ a cssait tee 81 ee, consisting 81
e. II. Elefk, ] 3. Bean and e. P.
Marsh vas appbinted to select
permS ent ol a and draw pp
| Jules i6r organic i6n, to meet Sat-
urday, 0stobef e at 2 pm. at the
Office Of E. II Clerk
Frank Stevens entered the
Burrell mansion in Portland Sun
4 day night intending to rob it.
He was discovered, and while
attempting to escape was shot by
Walter Burrell, load Of bird shot
entering the fleshy part Of his hip.
Stevens is in Jail under treatment
and will recover, while Mr.. Burr
ell is being congratulated for his
| good shot ION the wing"
Eugene Lewis, who has been
working for Elmer Brown for some
time, was paid off one day last week
and said he was going back east,
but before he left he went to Mr..
Browns house, and, there being no
one at home, he broke in and took
a new suit of clothes, az overcoat
and other wearing apparel belong.
ing to Mr.. Brown. He was after
ward seen in Pendleton. The
sheriff was notified to look him up
but 50 far be has not been appre'
hended.