The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-11-24
Local News.
The Press gives the news.

Geo. Froome was over to Walla
Walla one day this week.
VIM. Russell and friend of his
are over from Walla Walla.
Harry Russell made q flying
trip to Pendleton Wednesday.
P. M. Kirkland left on a busi-
ness trip to Portland yesterday.
Ladies buy your dry goods at ].
Bloch & Co.'S, at sacrifice prices.
Prof. Storey will preach at tthe
Baptist Church Sunday at II a. m.
Miss Hattie Froome lett on
visit to friends in Walla Walla yes
terday.
Ladies cloaks, complete assort-
ment at manufacturers cost, at J.
Bloch & Co.
Miss Proebstel, of Weston, spent
several days visiting friends in
AIlloub tulS Wcch.
DR.. Bill, the veterinary surgeon,
is in Walla Walla this week. He
contemplates locating in that city.
George Froome has just filled his
barn with so tons ofhay, He says
horses left with him shall not 60
away hungry,
For Gang and walking plows,
harrows and seeders the G. A. Bar
ret Co., will give youispecial bar
gins for the next go days.
Choice garden land and fruit
tracts for sale, or will exchange for
A /. wheat land. Call on or ad-
dress, Smith Armstrong, Milton,
Oregon, who can suit you in place
and price.
Ed. LeFave has received a blue
ribbon as q Worlds Fair prize for
the best sample of Blue Stem
wheat. He is justly proud of the
honor, and has left the. ribbon at
the Pioneer drugstore, where his
| friends can see it.
! $5 $40 and $40, Genuine Con-
federate Bills only five cents each
| $50 and 800 bills 10 cents each;
| 25c and SOC shinplasters 10 cents
each; 81 and ~ bills % cents each.
lSent securely sealed on receipt Of
price, Address CHAs. D. BARKER,
9OS. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga.
The Helix band will give mus
! ical concert at their hall in Helix
on the night Of November 30. They
will be assisted by q number of
others in vocal selections. An en-
1 joyable time is anticipated. There
will be aball in the Grange hall
after the concert.
/ A freight train that pulled into
| Pocatello Sunday morning had
part Of the body Of ia man dragging
| from one Of the trucks. The re-
naming parts of the body were
| five miles from the city, all being
mangled beyond recognition.
The victom was evidently a tramp.
i There will be sermon to
children at the Methodist Church
Il Sunday morning. All childre n
and young people invited. Sub
ject. "a roaring Lion" Subject
for evening, Spiritual Eyesight'
w. G. Gray Pastor. Sunday
School at 10 a. m.
Z. o.; ]. B. Keeuey is in PEN
dleton again after another long
trip. He came up ON this morn.
ing's train from Portland, and has
visited Lewiston, Mt. Idaho, Can,
yon City and other places while
! looking over the G. q. & |. Co.'S
mail routes. The grain situation
in the Palouse country he describes
| as deplorable. Much has been losi
and numerous fields of grain stand
ing are yet seen.
On Tuesday evening number O
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ, Kirk
. land gathered at their home OF
i Fifth street to celebrate their til
!. wedding. The evening was pleas
antly spent and an excellent luncl
was served, after which the guest
t departed, we'll pleased with tn
!. evenings enjoyment; all hopinI
that Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkland ma,
!. celebrate their golden wedding a
!. bsppily as this.
7llk The body of an Indian womal
/. foHnd last week BY T. ]. Watts o.
: Pine Creek, are still lying il
the brush where they were found
! The Agent has been notified, an
sent an Indian to se
about it. The India
\ said the squaw belonged TO tn
] Yakima reservation, and woul
have nothing to do with her X
MAINS. The county officersshoul
IS see to burying her. IS it is q dii
d grace that she should be left theI
a week after being found.