The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-11-17

visiting Mrs, George Froome this
week.
Geo. NJ. Froome still continues
to carry the mail to and from the
trains,
Rev. w. E. Potwine will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday
at $3.50 p. m.
$50 Ladies Jackers for sale at
80 cents on the dollar at Matt
Mosgrove's.
Wanted-One hundred dollars
in Athena city scrips. Apply at
this office.
If you need clothing for yourself
and boys goto J. Bloch & CO., they
are selling at sacrifice.
VIII. Hiteman, after siege of
la grippe Of two weeks duration, is
NOV able to be up and about.
1 1t is reported that it will take
at least six weeks to finish thresh-
ing in the Cold Spring country.
1XTo see the sleighs George Froome
EisNhaving repainted, one would in
fepthat we are soon to have plenty
Of snow. 50
e. Boetcher the sheep buyer is
feeding about 10000 sheep on the
Tutuwillow, and Ships them to
eastern markets.
Mrs. Zena Hill, dressmaker
from Milton, moved into one Of
the Gholson buildings on Third
street this week.
A Complete Stock of Boots and
Shoes which will be closed out at
less than Manufacturers Cost at
Matt Mosgrove's.
Parties desiring good farm at
allow price and easy terms, will do
we'll to call at the Athena Press
office for particulars.
Chas. Dunn returned from Gen
esee, Idaho, last Friday evening
and resumed his position as clerk
in the Corner Grocery.
Mondays East Oregonian was
brim full Of local news. The
East Oregonian is good paper
but Mondays edition was way up.
Ladies, our new line of dress
goods is now being offered at so
cents on the dollar. Come at once
before the stock gets broken. Matt
Mosgrove.
Harry Adams can doubtless tell
4 you how to make a carriage travel
~ the Dry Creek hill on two
wheels. It reported that he tried
such a feat one day this week.
The sisters Of the st Joseph's
Academy have filed suit against
Robt. Lane Of this city, for S51
which is alleged to be due that
institution for tuition.
sR. K. Brady. the book ;lyeeper-siri
Cs W. Hollis general merchandise
store, was absent from his desk a
few days this week on account of
sickness.
|
As yet no action has been taken
in the matter Of dumping manure
and rubbish in the city limits. A
petition of the citizens should be
handed in at the next council meet
ing.
Weston's city election comes
off the first Monday of next month,
and lively time is promised over
there on that day. The saloon
element will endeavor 70 elect their
men and the anti-saloonites will do
their best to keep them out. lag
4 Quite number Of ourl youns
people gathered at the home Of
| Mrs. Reeder in the north part of
the city last Wednesday evening to
celebrate the thirteenth birthday
of Ordie Bostwick. They all re4
port having had a most enjoyable
time,
hcT-J-C. Douglas of Pendleton
has been preaching acceptably at
the Baptist church this week.
The meetings are expected to con-
tinue through next week. The
pastor will preach Sunday both
monring and evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
! Rev w. 6. Gray viii preach at
the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening. Sacrament
of the Lords Supper at the morn
ing service. The evening sermon
will be addressed to young men.
Subject, The Follies of Young Men.
Junior League Saturday at 2 p. m.
Athena Lodge of A. O. u. w. re-
ceived from the east this week a
fine paraphernalia. There will be
q supper and social meeting given
by this lodge in the near future.
The committee has been appointed
to make the necessary array
ments.
R. Raymond Of the Vansycfa
country was inthe city Wednesday
and COVE the Pass office a call
, and in a matter-of- fact way donat
ed some Of the desirable on his
gllhscrintion aeco,1nt M p had