The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-29

from visit to the valley.
s Stahl, the Wslla Walla brewery
man, was in Che city Monday.
T. D. Harper is on the road
drumming up insurance business.
Mrs. C. w. Gates, of Adams, is
visiting Mrs. Rosenzsweig this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams and
DR.. McFaul were noticed on our
streets yesterday.
Geo. Bates is making some i'm
on the residence of
G.. NJ. Froome this week.
Edwin Simpson disposed of 40
tons of hay this week to Geo.
FWome, receiving $8 per ton.
& Geo. Hansell and family left for
Yoncoila, Douglas county, on a
visit to relatives Monday night.
Mrs. I. N. Richardson, who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks,
is somewhat better at this writ
ing.
Geo. Froome is hauling alfalfa
hay from the Hudson Bay country
this week. George says this is the
best of cow feed.
x John, son Of Clark Walter, liv-
ing west of the city is lying dang
erously i'll with typhoid fever, so
DR.. Moffit informs us.
VIM. Mosley is erecting neat
residence on his property on Third
street. The house when completed
will be occupied by Geo. France.
]. r. Armstrong, assistant man
ager of the Farmers Warehouse
Co., left last Wednesday for Port
land on business connected with
the company.
Make Bloch and James Stamper
went over to the Umatilla Sunday
in quest of the finey tribe. Jake
got hold of one that smashed his
fishing tackle all to splinters.
Editor Kaiser, Of the Ashland
Record, is on visit to the worlds
fair. IF his method for collecting
the necessary finance is obtainable
we would like for him to "out"
with it.
Sam Gully, of Milton, was in
the city Friday circulating petit
ton for the district attorney to dis.
miss the Gaskell case, at the com
ing term Of the circuit court. He
got several eigners.
A copy Of the special Camp
Compson edition Of the North
western Guardsman was received
this week. It contains graphic
history of the doings at Glanstone
and is profusely illustrated.
The La Grande Chronicle come,
to hand this week a picture o
press-work and Typographical neat
ness. 1t is profusely illustrated
and is issued as an immigration
edition.
Ave learn there are a number 0
cases Of typhoid fever in the Coli
Spring country. Nine men belong
ing to w. A. Samples harves
crew are reported to be down will
that disease.
4 Mrs. Jarvis Hurd and two chill
dren, returned home on Saturday
evenings train from an extended
visit in the east. Her brother, MI
Taylor and friend whose nam,
is Page, accompanied her home.
| X Most of the farmers in the coun
FRY north of town have Finished
threshing. Clark Walter, War
| rem Raymond and VIM. Anderson
| completed their seasons run yes
terday, and pulled in their ma
chimes.
Mrs. Willis Bush is lying YER
i'll at home in the north part Q
the city with spinal menigitis. Sh
was taken sick quite suddenly, an
grew gradually worse until she be
came unconscious, in which stat
she has since remained. He
many friends hope for her imme
| diate recovery.
The following will be of interef
to some of our sportsmen: Grous
and jack snipe may be offered fc
sale from October 18th to Novem
Der 18th Of each year. Any of th
various kinds of wild ducks, gees,
or swan may be offered for sal
during November and Decembe
Deer may be sold at any time du
| ing the open season--August Il
to December 1st.
The East Oregonian, in speakin
of jim Phillips, who has been her
several times with a shooting ga
lery, says: Phillips carries fai
ly well stocked jewelrv store on b
person, as evidence Of enterprii
and prosperity, and is still hop
ful in his hunt for rich wido'
He has been located the past thr'
months at Walla Walla, where |
runs combination shooting ga
Iery and fruit, poultry and fis
stand. and almost every day hi
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